Cullen becomes winner of 2020 European Tour Order of Merit after victory in Riesa
PDCMonday, 26 October 2020 at 17:47
With claiming the title at the International Darts Open, Joe Cullen has finished the season as number one on the European Tour.
Cullen won the final European Tour in Riesa on Sunday ahead of Michael van Gerwen who himself would have gone top of the Order of Merit had he claimed the title after previously reaching a final losing also to Jose de Sousa.
Gerwyn Price finished second followed by Jose de Sousa and Devon Petersen with all three having claimed European Tour tournaments so far this season.
Following that is Michael van Gerwen who sits in 5th ahead of Michael Smith, Mensur Suljovic, James Wade and Krzysztof Ratajski who round out the top 10.
World Champion, Peter Wright sits 15th after missing the final two European Tour tournaments. European Tour mainstay Ian White only just got in at 21st place. While Glen Durrant got in but will not be involved due to a positive COVID-19 test meaning William O'Connor takes his spot.
Final standings PDC European Tour Order of Merit 2020
1 Joe Cullen £ 31,000
2 Gerwyn Price £ 28,000
3 Jose de Sousa £ 27,000
3 Devon Petersen £ 27,000
5 Michael van Gerwen £ 26,000
6 Michael Smith £ 21,500
7 Mensur Suljovic £ 21,000
8 Nathan Aspinall £ 16,000
8 James Wade £ 16,000
10 Krzysztof Ratajski £ 15,000
11 Danny Noppert £ 14,500
12 Mervyn King £ 13,500
13 Rob Cross £ 11,000
14 Jonny Clayton £ 10,000
15 Peter Wright £ 9,500
16 Jamie Hughes £ 9,000
17 Dave Chisnall £ 8,000
17 Gabriel Clemens £ 8,000
17 Max Hopp £ 8,000
17 Martijn Tailor £ 8,000
21 Ian White £ 6,500
21 Dirk van Duijvenbode £ 6,500
23 Glen Durrant £ 6,000
23 Steve West £ 6,000
23 Steve Lennon £ 6,000
23 Maik Kuivenhoven £ 6,000
27 Daryl Gurney £ 5,000
27 Ross Smith £ 5,000
27 Darius Labanauskas £ 5,000
27 Andy Hamilton £ 5,000
31 Jeffrey de Zwaan £ 4,000
31 Kim Huybrechts £ 4,000
31 William O'Connor £ 4,000
31 Ron Meulenkamp £ 4,000
31 Jason Lowe £ 4,000
31 Scott Waites £ 4,000
31 Adam Hunt £ 4,000
31 Franz Roetzsch £ 4,000
31 Nico Kurz £ 4,000
40 Chris Dobey £ 3,000
40 Stephen Bunting £ 3,000
40 Vincent van der Voort £ 3,000
40 Madars Razma £ 3,000
40 Scott Baker £ 3,000
40 Damon Heta £ 3,000
40 Derk Telnekes £ 3,000
40 Jesus Noguera £ 3,000
40 Robert Marijanovic £ 3,000
40 Ronny Huybrechts £ 3,000
50 Dimitri Van den Bergh £ 2,000
50 Steve Beaton £ 2,000
50 Ryan Searle £ 2,000
50 Luke Woodhouse £ 2,000
50 Martin Schindler £ 2,000
50 Richard North £ 2,000
50 Jeff Smith £ 2,000
50 Mike De Decker £ 2,000
50 Kai Fan Leung £ 2,000
50 Darren Penhall £ 2,000
50 Steffen Siepmann £ 2,000
50 Andreas Harrysson £ 2,000
50 David Evans £ 2,000
50 Dragutin Horvat £ 2,000
50 Lukas Wenig £ 2,000
50 Michael Unterbuchner £ 2,000
50 Ricardo Pietreczko £ 2,000
50 Wesley Plaisier £ 2,000
68 Brendan Dolan £ 1,000
68 Luke Humphries £ 1,000
68 John Henderson £ 1,000
68 Josh Payne £ 1,000
68 Jelle Klaasen £ 1,000
68 Justin Pipe £ 1,000
68 Benito van de Pas £ 1,000
68 Harry Ward £ 1,000
68 Jamie Lewis £ 1,000
68 Andy Boulton £ 1,000
68 Toni Alcinas £ 1,000
68 Rowby-John Rodriguez £ 1,000
68 Reece Robinson £ 1,000
68 Jonathan Worsley £ 1,000
68 Alan Tabern £ 1,000
68 Callan Rydz £ 1,000
68 Ryan Murray £ 1,000
68 Steve Brown £ 1,000
68 Daniel Larsson £ 1,000
68 Michael Barnard £ 1,000
68 Arsen Ballaj £ 1,000
68 Benjamin Pratnemer £ 1,000
68 Boris Koltsov £ 1,000
68 Cody Harris £ 1,000
68 Geert De Vos £ 1,000
68 Jeffrey Van Egdom £ 1,000
68 Kai Gotthardt £ 1,000
68 Mario Vandenbogaerde £ 1,000
68 Markus Buffler £ 1,000
68 Michael Rosenauer £ 1,000
68 Mindaugas Barauskas £ 1,000
68 Pero Ljubic £ 1,000
68 Philipp Hagemann £ 1,000
68 Ryan Harrington £ 1,000
68 Scott Marsh £ 1,000
68 Sebastian Pohl £ 1,000
68 Simeon Heinz £ 1,000
68 Stefan Bellmont £ 1,000
68 Tytus Kanik £ 1,000
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