WORLD SERIES FINALS DRAW 🔢 The Draw for the 2022 @Jackscasino World Series of Darts Finals, taking place from September 16-18 at the @AFASLive in Amsterdam. Tickets 🎫 Bit.ly/WSFGen
Draw confirmed for 2022 World Series of Darts Finals: Wright to face Sherrock in standout first round tie
PDCWednesday, 07 September 2022 at 15:57
The draw has been confirmed ahead of the World Series of Darts Finals which will take place between Friday September 16 - Sunday September 18 in Amsterdam at the AFAS Live.
It will stage the 24-player event for a third time with PDC President Barry Hearn making the draw and has put World Champion Peter Wright up against Women's World Matchplay champion, Fallon Sherrock with the winner set to face Michael Smith.
UK Open champion, Danny Noppert on home soil will face World Cup champion, Simon Whitlock with the winner set to face reigning champion, Jonny Clayton.
Whitlock's World Cup partner, Damon Heta faces Gordon Mathers in an all-Australian clash with the winner facing Michael van Gerwen.
Top seed Dimitri van den Bergh who won at the Nordic Darts Masters and Dutch Darts Masters in June will face Danny Baggish or Ryan Joyce, while World Number One Gerwyn Price will take on Vincent van der Voort or Canada's Matt Campbell.
2018 champion, James Wade takes on the winner of the first round tie between Leonard Gates and Devon Petersen, while Joe Cullen could lock horns again with Dave Chisnall if the latter gets through Jamie Hughes.
In addition, Gary Anderson makes his World Series return to face Dirk van Duijvenbode or Haupai Puha.
2022 World Series of Darts Finals
Draw Bracket
(1) Dimitri Van den Bergh v Danny Baggish/Ryan Joyce
(8) Gary Anderson v Haupai Puha/Dirk van Duijvenbode
(4) Michael van Gerwen v Gordon Mathers/Damon Heta
(5) Jonny Clayton v Simon Whitlock/Danny Noppert
(2) Gerwyn Price v Matt Campbell/Vincent van der Voort
(7) Joe Cullen v Jamie Hughes/Dave Chisnall
(3) Michael Smith v Fallon Sherrock/Peter Wright
(6) James Wade v Leonard Gates/Devon Petersen
Schedule of Play
Friday September 16 (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
First Round x8
Danny Baggish v Ryan Joyce
Jamie Hughes v Dave Chisnall
Gordon Mathers v Damon Heta
Haupai Puha v Dirk van Duijvenbode
Leonard Gates v Devon Petersen
Fallon Sherrock v Peter Wright
Matt Campbell v Vincent van der Voort
Simon Whitlock v Danny Noppert
Saturday September 17 (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Second Round x8
Gary Anderson v Puha/Van Duijvenbode
James Wade v Gates/Petersen
Joe Cullen v Hughes/Chisnall
Dimitri Van den Bergh v Baggish/Joyce
Gerwyn Price v Campbell/Van der Voort
Michael van Gerwen v Mathers/Heta
Michael Smith v Sherrock/Wright
Jonny Clayton v Whitlock/Noppert
Sunday September 18
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Evening Session (1900 local time, 1800 BST)
Semi-Finals
Final
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