The final confirmed quarter-final in Graz will be between Ian White and Jonny Clayton, they defeated Simon Whitlock and James Wade respectively to reach that point and will now face off later.
The 'Diamond' who last time out smashed Michael van Gerwen before taking a beating of his own by Michael Smith defeated Whitlock 6-3 to reach a second successive Euro Tour quarter-final with a 90 average.
White will face Clayton who pulled off what many would consider to be a shock against James Wade but the 'Ferret' did so 6-3 with a 105 average as he tries to return to the form that made him a ranking event winner last year.
Click here for more information about the prize fund breakdown on the PDC European Tour 2018.
White will face Clayton who pulled off what many would consider to be a shock against James Wade but the 'Ferret' did so 6-3 with a 105 average as he tries to return to the form that made him a ranking event winner last year.
Click here for more information about the prize fund breakdown on the PDC European Tour 2018.
Afternoon Session (12pm-4pm)
Michael Smith (99.13) 6-2 (83.28) Dimitri Van Den Bergh
Joe Cullen (89.86) 6-3 (88.86) Mervyn King
Gerwyn Price 6-3 Wayne Jones
Rob Cross (95.7) 6-5 (90.09) Steve Beaton
Daryl Gurney (95.1) 6-3 (97.06) Darren Webster
Mensur Suljovic (91.44) 6-3 (94.84) Cristo Reyes
Ian White (90.22) 6-3 (96.16) Simon Whitlock
James Wade (93.3) 3-6 (105.32) Jonny Clayton
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