Alan Warriner's average record at World Grand Prix still standing after 21 years

For 21 years, the highest average thrown at the World Grand Prix has stood in the name of Alan Warriner. The Iceman threw an average of 106.45 during the 2001 edition in his first round match against Andy Jenkins.

No one has come close to that average in recent years. Gary Anderson came closest in 2013. At the time, the Scot won 2-0 in sets against Jelle Klaasen at the World Grand Prix with an average of 104.86.

In the same year, Michael van Gerwen threw a 104.47 average at the double-in double-out tournament. The Dutchman also threw averages of 103.09 and 101.54 at the World Grand Prix. Five of the remaining six spots in the top ten are held by Phil Taylor. Dave Chisnall also has a mention in the list of highest averages ever at this tournament.

106.45 Alan Warriner

104.86 Gary Anderson

104.47 Michael van Gerwen

103.09 Michael van Gerwen

103.02 Phil Taylor

102.85 Dave Chisnall

102.48 Phil Taylor

102.26 Phil Taylor

101.75 Phil Taylor

101.71 Phil Taylor