Meanwhile, Shane McGuirk has just closed out a 6-2 win against Lewis Pride with a nine darter. What is happening today!
While the incredible averages are being hit at European Q-School, the brilliance is also occurring at UK Q-School as Shane McGuirk has hit a second nine-dart finish of the tournament.
The curse of sorts was broken by Jose Marques during Stage 1B where he hit one after Ross Smith was the last five years ago but now McGuirk has joined proceedings.
The former Development Tour winner averaged 104.0 in a 6-2 victory over Lewis Pride and closed out the victory in the best way possible with a perfect leg.
He went the usual route of two 180's followed by 141.
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