Three tournaments of the PDC Asian Tour 2023 will be played again this weekend in Bang Saen, Thailand. The first two tournaments of the weekend were played on Saturday.
Tatsunami Mitsuhiko won his first ever Asian Tour title at PDC Asian Tour 19. The Japanese won 5-2 over Paolo Nebrida in the final, after having previously dealt with Toru Suzuki (4-3), Yuta Hayashi (4-3), Reynaldo Rivera (4-3) and Jun Matsuda (5-4), among others.
At the second tournament, Mitsuhiko lost to eventual winner Man Lok Leung at the last 32. The Hong Kong darter then defeated Toru Suzuki (4-0), Lok Yin Lee (4-1), Reynaldo Rivera (5-2) and Paolo Nebrida (5-3) to crown himself the winner of PDC Asian Tour 20.
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PDC Asian Tour 19
Quarterfinals
Paola Nebrida 4-0 Vic Erwin Buling
Tomoya Goto 4-3 Sandro Eric Sosing
Jun Matsuda 4-3 Alexis Toylo
Tatsunami Mitsuhiko 4-3 Reynaldo Rivera
Semi-final
Paolo Nebrida 5-3 Tomoya Goto
Tatsunami Mitsuhiko 5-4 Jun Matsuda
Final
Tatsunami Mitsuhiko 5-2 Paolo Nebrida
PDC Asian Tour 20
Quarterfinals
Paolo Nebrida 4-2 Lourence Ilagan
Rosendo Lubaton 4-1 Wiwat Pannom
Reynaldo Rivera 4-2 Hubby Bryan Decena
Man Lok Leung 4-1 Lok Yin Lee
Semi-final
Paolo Nebrida 5-2 Rosendo Lubaton
Man Lok Leung 5-2 Reynaldo Rivera
Final
Man Lok Leung 5-3 Paolo Nebrida
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