Entries Players Championship 1-2: Beau Greaves set for ProTour debut as Van Gerwen skips field led by Humphries and Littler
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The Entries have been confirmed for Players Championship 1-2 which will take place between February 10-11, 2025 as the ProTour season fully kicks off. Beau Greaves will make her debut as Michael van Gerwen leads the top names to skip the opening tournaments.
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Only three in all are absent with Benjamin Drue Reus and Jeffrey de Graaf joining MVG, the latter is becoming a father so no doubt this is behind the reasoning. Stefan Bellmont and Carl Sneyd also make the step up.
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Aside from that, Luke Humphries and Luke Littler lead a full contingent of top names who will play next Monday and Tuesday. These include Nathan Aspinall, Stephen Bunting, Gerwyn Price, Chris Dobey and Gary Anderson among others.
There are two £125,000 tournaments with a field of 128 players competing across two days of competition with £15,000 on offer for the winner of each event. They both commence at 13 GMT each day.
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Players Championship 1-2 Player Entries
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Robin Park Tennis Centre, Wigan
February 10-11 2025
Players Championship 1
Gary Anderson
Nathan Aspinall
Andy Baetens
Keane Barry
Owen Bates
Stefan Bellmont
Darren Beveridge
Sebastian Bialecki
Tom Bissell
William Borland
Andy Boulton
Bradley Brooks
Stephen Bunting
Stephen Burton
Matt Campbell
Dave Chisnall
Brett Claydon
Jonny Clayton
Gabriel Clemens
Cam Crabtree
Rob Cross
Joe Cullen
Maximilian Czerwinski
Mike De Decker
Jose de Sousa
Cor Dekker
Matthew Dennant
Chris Dobey
Kevin Doets
Brendan Dolan
Martijn Dragt
Tavis Dudeney
Ritchie Edhouse
Ricky Evans
Patrick Geeraets
Andrew Gilding
Kai Gotthardt
Beau Greaves
Rhys Griffin
Dominik Gruellich
Robert Grundy
Daryl Gurney
Florian Hempel
Stefaan Henderyck
Damon Heta
Justin Hood
Max Hopp
Luke Humphries
Adam Hunt
James Hurrell
Kim Huybrechts
Ryan Joyce
Tytus Kanik
Nick Kenny
George Killington
Christian Kist
Jelle Klaasen
Maik Kuivenhoven
Chris Landman
Danny Lauby
Steve Lennon
Adam Lipscombe
Luke Littler
Pero Ljubic
Jim Long
Thomas Lovely
Oskar Lukasiak
Martin Lukeman
Mickey Mansell
Ryan Meikle
Cameron Menzies
Wessel Nijman
Danny Noppert
William O'Connor
Dennie Olde Kalter
Rob Owen
Adam Paxton
Ricardo Pietreczko
Darryl Pilgrim
Wesley Plaisier
Gerwyn Price
Haupai Puha
Nathan Rafferty
Krzysztof Ratajski
Madars Razma
Joshua Richardson
Greg Ritchie
Josh Rock
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Callan Rydz
Martin Schindler
Connor Scutt
Ryan Searle
Karel Sedlacek
Dylan Slevin
Michael Smith
Ross Smith
Carl Sneyd
Alan Soutar
Niko Springer
Mensur Suljovic
Radek Szaganski
Dom Taylor
Viktor Tingstrom
Thibault Tricole
Michele Turetta
Raymond van Barneveld
Dimitri Van den Bergh
Jitse Van der Wal
Jules van Dongen
Dirk van Duijvenbode
Berry van Peer
Gian van Veen
Marvin van Velzen
Mario Vandenbogaerde
Richard Veenstra
James Wade
Adam Warner
Jermaine Wattimena
Leon Weber
Lukas Wenig
Ian White
Jim Williams
Scott Williams
Tim Wolters
Luke Woodhouse
Peter Wright
Niels Zonneveld
Players Championship 2
Gary Anderson
Nathan Aspinall
Andy Baetens
Keane Barry
Owen Bates
Stefan Bellmont
Darren Beveridge
Sebastian Bialecki
Tom Bissell
William Borland
Andy Boulton
Bradley Brooks
Stephen Bunting
Stephen Burton
Matt Campbell
Dave Chisnall
Brett Claydon
Jonny Clayton
Gabriel Clemens
Cam Crabtree
Rob Cross
Joe Cullen
Maximilian Czerwinski
Mike De Decker
Jose de Sousa
Cor Dekker
Matthew Dennant
Chris Dobey
Kevin Doets
Brendan Dolan
Martijn Dragt
Tavis Dudeney
Ritchie Edhouse
Ricky Evans
Patrick Geeraets
Andrew Gilding
Kai Gotthardt
Beau Greaves
Rhys Griffin
Dominik Gruellich
Robert Grundy
Daryl Gurney
Florian Hempel
Stefaan Henderyck
Damon Heta
Justin Hood
Max Hopp
Luke Humphries
Adam Hunt
James Hurrell
Kim Huybrechts
Ryan Joyce
Tytus Kanik
Nick Kenny
George Killington
Christian Kist
Jelle Klaasen
Maik Kuivenhoven
Chris Landman
Danny Lauby
Steve Lennon
Adam Lipscombe
Luke Littler
Pero Ljubic
Jim Long
Thomas Lovely
Oskar Lukasiak
Martin Lukeman
Mickey Mansell
Ryan Meikle
Cameron Menzies
Wessel Nijman
Danny Noppert
William O'Connor
Dennie Olde Kalter
Rob Owen
Adam Paxton
Ricardo Pietreczko
Darryl Pilgrim
Wesley Plaisier
Gerwyn Price
Haupai Puha
Nathan Rafferty
Krzysztof Ratajski
Madars Razma
Joshua Richardson
Greg Ritchie
Josh Rock
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Callan Rydz
Martin Schindler
Connor Scutt
Ryan Searle
Karel Sedlacek
Dylan Slevin
Michael Smith
Ross Smith
Carl Sneyd
Alan Soutar
Niko Springer
Mensur Suljovic
Radek Szaganski
Dom Taylor
Viktor Tingstrom
Thibault Tricole
Michele Turetta
Raymond van Barneveld
Dimitri Van den Bergh
Jitse Van der Wal
Jules van Dongen
Dirk van Duijvenbode
Berry van Peer
Gian van Veen
Marvin van Velzen
Mario Vandenbogaerde
Richard Veenstra
James Wade
Adam Warner
Jermaine Wattimena
Leon Weber
Lukas Wenig
Ian White
Jim Williams
Scott Williams
Tim Wolters
Luke Woodhouse
Peter Wright
Niels Zonneveld

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