Joe Hunt won the sixteenth tournament of the PDC Challenge Tour 2025 on Friday afternoon. A fine success for the Crystal Palace soccer club supporter, who is only in his first season on the Challenge Tour.
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Hunt struggled past the first two rounds by defeating both Michael Barnard and Dmitriy Zhukov 5-4. That was followed by a 5-3 win over Trevor Burkhill for a spot in the last 32.
The Londoner then recorded two big victories by dealing with David Evans (5-1) and Ultan McDyer (5-1). In the quarter-finals, Hunt won 5-3 over Scott Campbell, before also overcoming Ashley Coleman 5-4.
In the final he faced Derek Maclean, who had qualified for the final by knocking out Patrick Quinn (5-2), Sam Spivey (5-4), Jamie Atkins (5-1), Jarred Cole (5-4), Charlie Manby (5-3) and Tommy Lishman (5-1) in succession.
Hunt grabbed a 2-0 lead in the final by throwing a 16-darter and a 19-darter in the first two legs. He failed to make it 3-0, however, and then saw Maclean take four legs in a row. Via a 17-darter and a stunning 147 finish, the Scot came back to 2-2 before taking the lead with a 19-darter and a 14-darter.
In the seventh leg, Maclean was allowed to dock for the win, but missed a full hand of matchdarts. Hunt hit the double 8 to come back to 3-4, before again taking advantage of missed match darts from his Scottish opponent in the eighth leg. Then in the leg-decider, Hunt took the title via a 116 finish while Maclean was waiting on double 16.
The Dutch played only a minor role during the sixteenth Challenge Tour tournament of the season. Jamai van den Herik, Jeffrey de Zwaan, Levy Frauenfelder, Alexander Merkx and Ruben Mesters all managed to reach the last 32, but they were also all eliminated in this round.
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Results PDC Challenge Tour 16
| Player 1 | Average | Score | VS | Score | Average | Player 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finals | ||||||
| Joe Hunt | (85.52) | 5 | VS | 4 | (88.77) | Derek Maclean |
| Semi-Finals | ||||||
| Joe Hunt | (89.96) | 5 | VS | 4 | (85.03) | Ashley Coleman |
| Derek Maclean | (79.38) | 5 | VS | 1 | (72.08) | Tommy Lishman |
| Quarter-Finals | ||||||
| Joe Hunt | (93.54) | 5 | VS | 3 | (81.27) | Scott Campbell |
| Ashley Coleman | (95.87) | 5 | VS | 3 | (87.03) | Andreas Harrysson |
| Derek Maclean | (86.83) | 5 | VS | 3 | (86.93) | Charlie Manby |
| Tommy Lishman | (78.10) | 5 | VS | 4 | (83.14) | Jack Tweddell |
| Top 16 | ||||||
| Scott Campbell | (84.13) | 5 | VS | 3 | (84.29) | Michael Unterbuchner |
| Joe Hunt | (98.47) | 5 | VS | 1 | (84.53) | Ultan McDyer |
| Ashley Coleman | (90.61) | 5 | VS | 1 | (84.12) | Mike Warburton |
| Andreas Harrysson | (96.86) | 5 | VS | 3 | (88.33) | Carl Wilson |
| Charlie Manby | (94.42) | 5 | VS | 1 | (86.34) | Conor Heneghan |
| Derek Maclean | (89.73) | 5 | VS | 4 | (81.79) | Jarred Cole |
| Tommy Lishman | (87.28) | 5 | VS | 4 | (79.62) | Jimmy Bristow |
| Jack Tweddell | (85.81) | 5 | VS | 3 | (84.57) | Steve Haggerty |
| Top 32 | ||||||
| Michael Unterbuchner | (87.93) | 5 | VS | 3 | (79.53) | Stuart Wares |
| Scott Campbell | (86.35) | 5 | VS | 3 | (87.07) | Daniel Klose |
| Ultan McDyer | (91.49) | 5 | VS | 4 | (88.11) | Jamie Hughes |
| Joe Hunt | (94.74) | 5 | VS | 1 | (86.77) | David Evans |
| Ashley Coleman | (84.44) | 5 | VS | 0 | (79.50) | Pal Szekely |
| Mike Warburton | (92.95) | 5 | VS | 3 | (92.74) | Jamai van den Herik |
| Andreas Harrysson | (87.02) | 5 | VS | 4 | (79.78) | Jeffrey De Zwaan |
| Carl Wilson | (91.65) | 5 | VS | 0 | (89.73) | Adam Smith-neale |
| Charlie Manby | (88.41) | 5 | VS | 0 | (83.44) | Levy Frauenfelder |
| Conor Heneghan | (90.50) | 5 | VS | 3 | (90.64) | Alexander Merkx |
| Derek Maclean | (82.84) | 5 | VS | 1 | (87.55) | Jamie Atkins |
| Jarred Cole | (89.53) | 5 | VS | 2 | (87.59) | Daniel Nicholls |
| Tommy Lishman | (93.93) | 5 | VS | 4 | (94.00) | Darius Labanauskas |
| Jimmy Bristow | (95.42) | 5 | VS | 2 | (87.49) | Daniel Astbury |
| Jack Tweddell | (84.27) | 5 | VS | 3 | (81.81) | Ruben Mesters |
| Steve Haggerty | (83.63) | 5 | VS | 4 | (81.55) | Aden Kirk |
| Top 64 | ||||||
| Stuart Wares | (78.53) | 5 | VS | 2 | (73.69) | Ryan O'Connor |
| Michael Unterbuchner | (89.92) | 5 | VS | 2 | (89.28) | Rob Holroyd |
| Daniel Klose | (87.10) | 5 | VS | 2 | (74.09) | Ash Ling |
| Scott Campbell | (90.61) | 5 | VS | 3 | (84.92) | Joe Croft |
| Jamie Hughes | (81.84) | 5 | VS | 3 | (78.50) | Simon Stothart |
| Ultan McDyer | (81.05) | 5 | VS | 2 | (82.41) | Bailey White |
| Joe Hunt | (84.15) | 5 | VS | 3 | (79.22) | Trevor Burkhill |
| David Evans | (88.59) | 5 | VS | 2 | (79.07) | Graham Usher |
| Pal Szekely | (78.79) | 5 | VS | 3 | (81.00) | Peter Burgoyne |
| Ashley Coleman | (81.35) | 5 | VS | 3 | (84.09) | Matt Gallett |
| Jamai van den Herik | (89.77) | 5 | VS | 2 | (85.64) | Tom Sykes |
| Mike Warburton | (80.29) | 5 | VS | 4 | (85.62) | Christopher Wickenden |
| Jeffrey De Zwaan | (102.89) | 5 | VS | 2 | (93.19) | Kevin Troppmann |
| Andreas Harrysson | (88.68) | 5 | VS | 1 | (83.27) | Ben Goodger |
| Adam Smith-neale | (92.14) | 5 | VS | 3 | (84.62) | Chris Hurds |
| Carl Wilson | (92.78) | 5 | VS | 0 | (81.42) | Samuel Price |
| Levy Frauenfelder | (90.44) | 5 | VS | 3 | (87.42) | Danny Goddard |
| Charlie Manby | (92.20) | 5 | VS | 1 | (81.79) | Steve West |
| Conor Heneghan | (92.34) | 5 | VS | 3 | (85.94) | Stu Wilson |
| Alexander Merkx | (88.18) | 5 | VS | 1 | (73.99) | David Sumner |
| Jamie Atkins | (87.35) | 5 | VS | 2 | (79.06) | Keegan Brown |
| Derek Maclean | (78.45) | 5 | VS | 4 | (80.72) | Sam Spivey |
| Daniel Nicholls | (92.66) | 5 | VS | 3 | (81.20) | Andy Cass |
| Jarred Cole | (81.38) | 5 | VS | 2 | (80.53) | Jason Wilson |
| Tommy Lishman | (96.32) | 5 | VS | 1 | (86.03) | Ted Evetts |
| Darius Labanauskas | (89.20) | 5 | VS | 1 | (78.89) | Jack Vincent |
| Daniel Astbury | (86.31) | 5 | VS | 3 | (95.41) | David Pallett |
| Jimmy Bristow | (91.98) | 5 | VS | 1 | (79.91) | David Hill |
| Jack Tweddell | (88.14) | 5 | VS | 3 | (83.74) | James Evans-Bradford |
| Ruben Mesters | (76.33) | 5 | VS | 4 | (80.48) | Darren Armstrong |
| Aden Kirk | (93.10) | 5 | VS | 1 | (81.99) | Michael Flynn |
| Steve Haggerty | (85.53) | 5 | VS | 4 | (90.72) | Martin Thomas |
| Top 128 | ||||||
| Ryan O'Connor | (72.53) | 5 | VS | 3 | (73.10) | Tommie Coleman |
| Stuart Wares | (83.92) | 5 | VS | 2 | (81.11) | Bruno Stoeckli |
| Michael Unterbuchner | (98.88) | 5 | VS | 0 | (78.46) | Lee Barrow |
| Rob Holroyd | (78.72) | 5 | VS | 2 | (73.63) | Paul Higgins |
| Ash Ling | (82.39) | 5 | VS | 1 | (69.56) | Louis Lucas-Carter |
| Daniel Klose | (87.43) | 5 | VS | 2 | (83.90) | Deian Roberts |
| Joe Croft | (81.62) | 5 | VS | 3 | (83.68) | Lee Cocks |
| Scott Campbell | (79.91) | 5 | VS | 2 | (79.32) | Reece Colley |
| Simon Stothart | (91.90) | 5 | VS | 1 | (75.03) | Scott Baker |
| Jamie Hughes | (84.62) | 5 | VS | 1 | (83.05) | Andrew Callary |
| Bailey White | (72.40) | 5 | VS | 4 | (71.15) | Lee Andrews |
| Ultan McDyer | (78.38) | 5 | VS | 4 | (80.51) | Adrian Gray |
| Trevor Burkhill | (89.98) | 5 | VS | 3 | (80.83) | Nathan Potter |
| Joe Hunt | (87.29) | 5 | VS | 4 | (82.19) | Dmitriy Zhukov |
| David Evans | (74.15) | 5 | VS | 1 | (69.71) | Kelvin O'Keefe |
| Graham Usher | (87.86) | 5 | VS | 2 | (67.78) | Bruno Rangel |
| Pal Szekely | (87.61) | 5 | VS | 3 | (84.24) | Lee Evans |
| Peter Burgoyne | (92.72) | 5 | VS | 1 | (79.97) | Luke Smith |
| Matt Gallett | (79.60) | 5 | VS | 4 | (81.99) | Colin Osborne |
| Ashley Coleman | (74.69) | 5 | VS | 1 | (65.22) | Jaikob Selby-Rivas |
| Jamai van den Herik | (94.81) | 5 | VS | 1 | (77.29) | Kirk De Ruyter |
| Tom Sykes | (80.26) | 5 | VS | 2 | (81.20) | Shane Turner |
| Mike Warburton | (77.62) | 5 | VS | 2 | (69.32) | Aaron Beeney |
| Christopher Wickenden | (83.87) | 5 | VS | 3 | (80.37) | Carl Sneyd |
| Jeffrey De Zwaan | (84.63) | 5 | VS | 3 | (84.09) | Nicolas Thuillier |
| Kevin Troppmann | (87.13) | 5 | VS | 2 | (85.04) | James Waite |
| Ben Goodger | (84.78) | 5 | VS | 3 | (77.41) | Martin Tonks |
| Andreas Harrysson | (80.81) | 5 | VS | 0 | (76.62) | Tom Lonsdale |
| Chris Hurds | (94.58) | 5 | VS | 3 | (94.17) | Henry Coates |
| Adam Smith-neale | (84.22) | 5 | VS | 4 | (82.37) | Gary Blades |
| Carl Wilson | (81.76) | 5 | VS | 3 | (74.35) | Scott Waites |
| Samuel Price | (80.16) | 5 | VS | 1 | (65.24) | Petros Christodoulou |
| Levy Frauenfelder | (78.28) | 5 | VS | 0 | (70.81) | Steve Hine |
| Danny Goddard | (91.27) | 5 | VS | 3 | (86.68) | Lee Budgen |
| Charlie Manby | (91.77) | 5 | VS | 1 | (85.68) | Jacques Labre |
| Steve West | (75.14) | 5 | VS | 3 | (74.88) | Owen Maiden |
| Stu Wilson | (70.63) | 5 | VS | 1 | (64.62) | Ross Baines |
| Conor Heneghan | (85.99) | 5 | VS | 4 | (82.62) | Tim Scholz |
| David Sumner | (82.32) | 5 | VS | 2 | (72.26) | Karl Coleman |
| Alexander Merkx | (99.57) | 5 | VS | 1 | (81.20) | Damian Mol |
| Keegan Brown | (87.09) | 5 | VS | 1 | (75.24) | Phil Coward |
| Jamie Atkins | (90.67) | 5 | VS | 1 | (89.81) | Nicholas Ellis |
| Derek Maclean | (93.25) | 5 | VS | 2 | (87.96) | Patrick Quinn |
| Sam Spivey | (90.38) | 5 | VS | 2 | (87.52) | Jenson Walker |
| Andy Cass | (108.51) | 5 | VS | 1 | (87.72) | Steven Watts |
| Daniel Nicholls | (92.40) | 5 | VS | 4 | (94.26) | Graham Hall |
| Jason Wilson | (92.26) | 5 | VS | 2 | (92.60) | Myles Avory |
| Jarred Cole | (68.94) | 5 | VS | 2 | (60.94) | Paul Mitchell |
| Ted Evetts | (94.45) | 5 | VS | 3 | (91.90) | Jeffrey Sparidaans |
| Tommy Lishman | (81.49) | 5 | VS | 2 | (77.66) | Stefan Bellmont |
| Jack Vincent | (78.06) | 5 | VS | 1 | (73.47) | Pat Scurfield |
| Darius Labanauskas | (94.33) | 5 | VS | 4 | (94.09) | Kai Fan Leung |
| Daniel Astbury | (83.83) | 5 | VS | 2 | (71.17) | Max Baulcomb |
| David Pallett | (93.57) | 5 | VS | 4 | (89.28) | Danny Trueman |
| Jimmy Bristow | (91.00) | 5 | VS | 4 | (86.02) | David Davies |
| David Hill | (86.48) | 5 | VS | 2 | (92.64) | Mervyn King |
| James Evans-Bradford | (71.57) | 5 | VS | 0 | (54.00) | Steven Harbert |
| Jack Tweddell | (91.84) | 5 | VS | 4 | (91.91) | Riccardo Castelli |
| Ruben Mesters | (70.90) | 5 | VS | 0 | (62.76) | Bhav Patel |
| Darren Armstrong | (78.00) | 5 | VS | 4 | (81.06) | Tommy Morris |
| Michael Flynn | (89.61) | 5 | VS | 3 | (78.23) | Daniel Humphries |
| Aden Kirk | (88.41) | 5 | VS | 0 | (79.81) | Gabriel Rollo |
| Steve Haggerty | (84.51) | 5 | VS | 1 | (71.94) | Charlie Martin |
| Martin Thomas | (88.81) | 5 | VS | 3 | (82.07) | Richie Burnett |
| Top 256 | ||||||
| Bruno Stoeckli | (80.21) | 5 | VS | 2 | (81.80) | Nathan Girvan |
| Paul Higgins | (75.16) | 5 | VS | 2 | (77.00) | Sean McKeon |
| Rob Holroyd | (83.60) | 5 | VS | 2 | (68.75) | Daniel Labbozzetta |
| Deian Roberts | (84.56) | 5 | VS | 3 | (82.69) | Sietse Lap |
| Daniel Klose | (84.27) | 5 | VS | 2 | (82.38) | Nigel Prior |
| Reece Colley | (74.13) | 5 | VS | 4 | (72.36) | Kyle Richardson |
| Scott Campbell | (86.03) | 5 | VS | 2 | (85.42) | Sam Booth |
| Jamie Hughes | (77.47) | 5 | VS | 0 | (47.23) | Bradley Whitehead |
| Adrian Gray | (84.09) | 5 | VS | 1 | (76.76) | Mat Caste |
| Ultan McDyer | (78.39) | 5 | VS | 4 | (83.94) | Lewis Pride |
| Dmitriy Zhukov | (89.75) | 5 | VS | 4 | (83.37) | Rowby-John Rodriguez |
| Joe Hunt | (91.48) | 5 | VS | 4 | (84.45) | Michael Barnard |
| Graham Usher | (82.26) | 5 | VS | 1 | (83.76) | Kevin Lane |
| Bruno Rangel | (65.35) | 5 | VS | 0 | (47.28) | Jamie Foster |
| Luke Smith | (85.31) | 5 | VS | 1 | (77.48) | Tom Baughan |
| Jaikob Selby-Rivas | (78.50) | 5 | VS | 2 | (79.07) | Dylan Dowling |
| Ashley Coleman | (90.54) | 5 | VS | 0 | (72.22) | Jimmy McKirdy |
| Shane Turner | (90.84) | 5 | VS | 3 | (79.10) | Vinay Ramnath |
| Tom Sykes | (85.40) | 5 | VS | 0 | (60.11) | Serge Brisset |
| Christopher Wickenden | (90.64) | 5 | VS | 3 | (87.30) | Charlie Symons |
| Carl Sneyd | (79.83) | 5 | VS | 4 | (79.06) | Janek Hill |
| Kevin Troppmann | (80.92) | 5 | VS | 1 | (74.54) | Sean Taylor |
| James Waite | (80.38) | 5 | VS | 2 | (70.94) | Steven Taylor |
| Andreas Harrysson | (88.41) | 5 | VS | 0 | (72.48) | Conor Roberts |
| Tom Lonsdale | (91.04) | 5 | VS | 2 | (72.46) | Scott Mitchell |
| Gary Blades | (83.50) | 5 | VS | 0 | (65.93) | Gino Vermeersch |
| Adam Smith-neale | (79.31) | 5 | VS | 4 | (77.47) | Patrick Bulen |
| Samuel Price | (92.41) | 5 | VS | 4 | (80.39) | Jack Male |
| Petros Christodoulou | (63.58) | 5 | VS | 2 | (64.93) | Jack Secular |
| Lee Budgen | (80.53) | 5 | VS | 3 | (75.26) | Steve Sewell |
| Steve West | (87.44) | 5 | VS | 2 | (76.79) | Neilie Brouder |
| Owen Maiden | (74.90) | 5 | VS | 1 | (69.93) | Colin Gibson |
| Tim Scholz | (92.78) | 5 | VS | 0 | (70.07) | Danny Moore |
| Conor Heneghan | (85.60) | 5 | VS | 4 | (84.02) | Callum Francis |
| Alexander Merkx | (83.05) | 5 | VS | 3 | (78.71) | Kevin Leadenham |
| Damian Mol | (77.58) | 5 | VS | 1 | (74.42) | Robert Nelson |
| Jamie Atkins | (92.78) | 5 | VS | 0 | (76.19) | Kyle Manton |
| Jenson Walker | (87.24) | 5 | VS | 1 | (74.85) | Eddie Lovely |
| Sam Spivey | (93.72) | 5 | VS | 2 | (88.54) | Kurt Parry |
| Daniel Nicholls | (90.00) | 5 | VS | 1 | (84.63) | Kieran Evans |
| Graham Hall | (96.00) | 5 | VS | 1 | (83.43) | Michael Huntley |
| Jarred Cole | (95.92) | 5 | VS | 2 | (95.23) | Daniel Perry |
| Paul Mitchell | (76.35) | 5 | VS | 2 | (76.70) | James Vanbesien |
| Tommy Lishman | (88.18) | 5 | VS | 1 | (79.77) | Jim Moston |
| Kai Fan Leung | (83.96) | 5 | VS | 4 | (80.40) | Keenan Thomas |
| Darius Labanauskas | (86.38) | 5 | VS | 0 | (77.37) | Ciaran Teehan |
| Danny Trueman | (78.28) | 5 | VS | 0 | (63.93) | Remo Mandiau |
| David Pallett | (92.78) | 5 | VS | 0 | (54.81) | Laszlo B Csato |
| Mervyn King | (80.81) | 5 | VS | 0 | (48.10) | Helena Rubes |
| David Hill | (93.19) | 5 | VS | 3 | (86.90) | David Sharp |
| Riccardo Castelli | (92.41) | 5 | VS | 1 | (76.12) | Lee Williams |
| Jack Tweddell | (82.51) | 5 | VS | 3 | (82.11) | Kevin Burness |
| Darren Armstrong | (78.28) | 5 | VS | 0 | (76.42) | Stevie Moreira |
| Tommy Morris | (84.37) | 5 | VS | 2 | (74.39) | Patrick Dekker |
| Aden Kirk | (93.61) | 5 | VS | 4 | (90.73) | Jamie Durrant |
| Gabriel Rollo | (70.51) | 5 | VS | 4 | (60.91) | Dimitri Nees |
| Richie Burnett | (80.05) | 5 | VS | 2 | (70.82) | Craig Watkins |
| Martin Thomas | (105.85) | 5 | VS | 0 | (73.82) | Sion Thomas |
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