Justicia breezes past Vandenbogaerde in whitewash win to reclaim PDC Tour Card at European Q-School
PDCWednesday, 12 January 2022 at 16:49
Jose Justicia is the first outright qualifier from 2022 PDC European Q-School after breezing past Mario Vandenbogaerde in a whitewash win on Day One.
Justicia saw off the Belgian who is still in a great position to join the PDC Tour for the first time but it will be the Spaniard who will rejoin after a period away.
He averaged 104.8 in victory after a stellar day which saw him see off Damian Mol (6-3), Danny Jansen (6-2), Derk Telnekes (6-1), Dragutin Horvat (6-0), Jesus Noguera (6-4) and Frank Peters (6-0).
PDC European Q-School Final Stage Day One - Selected Results
Quarter-Finals
Mario Vandenbogaerde (85.93) 6 | 1 (85.85) Ricardo Pietreczko
Vladimir Andersen (82.29) 6 | 4 (81.07) Roxy James Rodriguez
Damian Mol (87.75) 6 | 4 (87.61) Martijn Dragt
Jose Justicia (96.59) 6 | 2 (78.82) Danny Jansen
Semi-Finals
Mario Vandenbogaerde (93.02) 6 | 4 (88.74) Vladimir Andersen
Jose Justicia (98.37) 6 | 3 (88.27) Damian Mol
Final
Mario Vandenbogaerde (85.43) 0 | 6 (104.86) Jose Justicia
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