Draw released for 2020 Masters: New World Champion Wright to face Cullen
PDCFriday, 03 January 2020 at 09:00
The draw has been released for the 2020 Masters which takes place from January 31 - February 2 at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes.
The Masters acts as the first darting action of the new season and a chance to see some of the World’s best before the Premier League kicks off.
New World Champion Peter Wright will get announced as such for the first time in front of the crowd in Milton Keynes. He will start his campaign against Joe Cullen.
Michael van Gerwen will begin his quest for a sixth successive Masters title when he takes on Jonny Clayton.
Nathan Aspinall as well will make his debut in the tournament and he will take on James Wade to begin proceedings. The schedule of play will be released in due course.
2020 Masters draw bracket
(1) Michael van Gerwen v (16) Jonny Clayton
(8) Nathan Aspinall v (9) James Wade
(4) Rob Cross v (13) Adrian Lewis
(5) Michael Smith v (12) Mensur Suljovic
(2) Peter Wright v (15) Joe Cullen
(7) Daryl Gurney v (10) Dave Chisnall
(3) Gerwyn Price v (14) Simon Whitlock
(6) Gary Anderson v (11) Ian White
(1) Michael van Gerwen v (16) Jonny Clayton
(8) Nathan Aspinall v (9) James Wade
(4) Rob Cross v (13) Adrian Lewis
(5) Michael Smith v (12) Mensur Suljovic
(2) Peter Wright v (15) Joe Cullen
(7) Daryl Gurney v (10) Dave Chisnall
(3) Gerwyn Price v (14) Simon Whitlock
(6) Gary Anderson v (11) Ian White
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