Draw confirmed for Grand Slam of Darts Qualifier including Wade, Van den Bergh, Lewis, Van Barneveld
PDCSunday, 06 November 2022 at 11:55
The draw has been confirmed for the Grand Slam of Darts Qualifier which will take place today in Barnsley with a field of 98 players vying to play in Wolverhampton between November 12-20, 2022.
Among those participating include James Wade, Raymond van Barneveld, Steve Beaton, Adrian Lewis, Dimitri van den Bergh, Daryl Gurney, Kim Huybrechts and Mensur Suljovic.
Many have received byes through the opening round but when play begins for them, it will be down to the Last `16 with the winners sealing spots.
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Tony Martinez v Jake Jones
Jules van Dongen v Niels Zonneveld
Adrian Lewis (BYE)
Ritchie Edhouse v Martijn Kleermaker
John Michael v Luc Peters
Geert Nentjes v Ron Meulenkamp
Mervyn King (BYE)
Andrew Gilding (BYE)
David Evans v Scott Waites
John O'Shea v Ricardo Pietreczko
Callan Rydz (BYE)
George Killington (BYE)
Keegan Brown v Raymond van Barneveld
Darren Webster v Peter Hudson
Krzysztof Ratajski (BYE)
Andy Boulton (BYE)
Adam Gawlas v Devon Petersen
Eddie Lovely v Brett Claydon
Kim Huybrechts (BYE)
Nick Fullwell (BYE)
Mickey Mansell v Steve West
James Wilson v Mario Vandenbogaerde
Stephen Bunting (BYE)
Damian Mol (BYE)
Cameron Menzies v William O'Connor
Danny Jansen v Matt Campbell
Vincent van der Voort (BYE)
Kevin Doets (BYE)
Keane Barry v Ian White
Adam Hunt v Alan Soutar
Jose de Sousa (BYE)
Jamie Hughes (BYE)
Richie Burnett v Jamie Clark
Jack Main v Mike de Decker
Martin Schindler (BYE)
Max Hopp v Martin Lukeman
William Borland v Ross Montgomery
Rowby-John Rodriguez v Joe Murnan
Gabriel Clemens (BYE)
Bradley Brooks (BYE)
Berry van Peer v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Madars Razma v Ryan Meikle
Daryl Gurney (BYE)
Danny Baggish (BYE)
Florian Hempel v Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Darius Labanauskas v Luke Woodhouse
Dimitri van den Bergh (BYE)
Steve Lennon (BYE)
Jimmy Hendriks v Scott Mitchell
Jeff Smith v Ricky Evans
Mensur Suljovic (BYE)
Kevin Burness (BYE)
Maik Kuivenhoven v Jim Williams
Brian Raman v Connor Scutt
Chris Dobey (BYE)
Boris Krcmar (BYE)
Gordon Mathers v Radek Szaganski
Steve Beaton v John Brown
Brendan Dolan (BYE)
Ryan Joyce (BYE)
Jermaine Wattimena v Shaun Wilkinson
Jason Heaver v Jon Worsley
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