Anderson claimed unofficial world record with an average of almost 135
PDCFriday, 27 August 2021 at 09:00
Kyle Anderson passed away on Tuesday at the age of 33. During his time in the PDC, he managed to claim two titles as well as set an unofficial World Record.
In 2015, Anderson recorded a bizarre average of 134.84 in a Players Championship match against Terry Jenkins which still stands out to this day.
This average though is unofficial due to scoring not being available online at the time so those reporting it and players/officials were the only ones to verify this feat.
According to the referee, Anderson threw three 10-darters, an 11-darter, 12 and 15-darter. In the only leg that Jenkins managed to win, The Original was on 46 after nine darts. So Anderson only needed 77 to beat Jenkins 6-1, which is an average of almost 135.
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