Ruthless is the champion 🏆🥇 Congratulations @JamesR501 winning all 4️⃣ games this evening to be crowned week 3️⃣ champion. Remember we are back at 9.30am Monday morning for week 4️⃣ #ODLiveLeague
Ruthless Richardson reigns supreme in MODUS Online Live League Week Three
PDCSunday, 04 April 2021 at 10:00
James Richardson convincingly won the latest MODUS Online Live League with a brilliant end to the third week all finishing on Saturday evening.
During the final group, Ruthless remained unbeaten. Richardson consecutively defeated Ben Hazel (4-2), Lee Cocks (4-1), Colin Osborne (4-2) and Michael Warburton (4-1).
Osborne, Warburton and Cocks all managed to claim two wins and two defeats in four matches. Hazel lost all his four matches in the final and finished last.
Now Richardson joins Scott Marsh and Chas Barstow in being weekly title winners and will go through to the overall final at the end of the Live League.
Unlike the first edition of the MODUS Online Live League in 2020, the game will not be played online via a webcam, but at a location in Southampton, England. The matches can be followed via the Online Darts YouTube channel.
Schedule MODUS Online Live League (Week 3)
Saturday, April 3
Ben Hazel (93.67) 2-4 (105.19) James Richardson
Lee Cocks (83.59) 1-4 (87.11) Colin Osborne
Michael Warburton (91.00) 4-2 (88.10) Ben Hazel
James Richardson (85.05) 4-1 (85.15) Lee Cocks
Colin Osborne (91.09) 3-4 (94.63) Michael Warburton
Ben Hazel (76.79) 2-4 (79.51) Lee Cocks
James Richardson (94.58) 4-2 (82.32) Colin Osborne
Lee Cocks (96.54) 4-2 (89.96) Michael Warburton
Colin Osborne (100.32) 4-3 (85.32) Ben Hazel
Michael Warburton (77.62) 1-4 (91.69) James Richardson
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