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.
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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
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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
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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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