The final tournament of the PDC Challenge Tour 2024 has been won by Sebastian Bialecki. The Pole won the 24th event of the Challenge Tour season by dealing with Ted Evetts in a thrilling final.
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The Pole, who also took a Development Tour title earlier this year, made it to the final after wins over Grant Brown (5-1), Peter Burgoyne (5-4), Jaikob Selby-Rivas (5-2), Martin Grearson (5-2), Callum Francis (5-4) and Adam Paxton (5-3). Evetts had successively defeated Lee Grace (5-3), Daniel Ayres (5-3), Andreas Harrysson (5-1) Pal Szekely (5-3), John Henderson (5-4) and Darryl Pilgrim (5-3).
In the final, Bialecki was the better man against Evetts, but failed to break the Englishman. In three of the four legs Evetts won, Bialecki missed several chances on the doubles. In his own legs, however, Bialecki managed to find the doubles, making it 5-4 for Bialecki.
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Results PDC Challenge Tour 24
Final
Sebastian Bialecki (90.71) 5 | 4 (80.98) Ted Evetts
Semi-final
Ted Evetts (86.59) 5 | 3 (84.58) Darryl Pilgrim
Sebastian Bialecki (91.90) 5 | 3 (86.90) Adam Paxton
Quarterfinals
Darryl Pilgrim (91.88) 5 | 3 (90.20) Cam Crabtree
Ted Evetts (94.09) 5 | 4 (91.43) John Henderson
Adam Paxton (87.74) 5 | 4 (86.90) Carl Wilson
Sebastian Bialecki (89.75) 5 | 4 (88.15) Callum Francis
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Last 16
Darryl Pilgrim (96.93) 5 | 2 (86.92) Lee Cocks
Cam Crabtree (94.83) 5 | 3 (89.50) Adam Lipscombe
John Henderson (92.78) 5 | 0 (77.74) Mat Caste
Ted Evetts (87.41) 5 | 3 (81.20) Pal Szekely
Adam Paxton (85.37) 5 | 4 (86.20) Dylan Dowling
Carl Wilson (95.13) 5 | 0 (83.00) John Bowles
Callum Francis (78.85) 5 | 4 (79.95) Kevin Lane
Sebastian Bialecki (104.47) 5 | 2 (99.77) Martin Grearson
Last 32
Lee Cocks (91.71) 5 | 1 (85.84) Christian Kist
Darryl Pilgrim (94.08) 5 | 3 (99.03) Connor Scutt
Adam Lipscombe (83.84) 5 | 2 (82.11) Dustin Straver
Cam Crabtree (96.46) 5 | 1 (88.67) Tommy Morris
John Henderson (97.75) 5 | 4 (92.53) Paul Mitchell
Matt Caste (74.27) 5 | 4 (77.30) James Welding
Ted Evetts (90.61) 5 | 1 (83.94) Andreas Harrysson
Pal Szekely (89.63) 5 | 4 (84.00) Scott Waites
Dylan Dowling (80.39) 5 | 4 (89.15) Danny Jansen
Adam Paxton (81.87) 5 | 3 (81.05) Kevin Burness
Carl Wilson (102.41) 5 | 1 (85.04) Scott Mitchell
John Bowles (80.79) 5 | 2 (77.46) Calvin Nicolai
Callum Francis (85.69) 5 | 2 (74.79) Kevin Garcia
Kevin Lane (88.17) 5 | 3 (81.73) Dragutin Horvat
Martin Grearson (87.50) 5 | 1 (76.33) Harry Lane
Sebastian Bialecki (74.56) 5 | 2 (78.34) Jaikob Selby-Rivas
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Last 64
Lee Cocks (87.98) 5 | 3 (86.50) Michael Flynn
Christian Kist (98.90) 5 | 1 (86.83) Joe Croft
Connor Scutt (100.09) 5 | 1 (88.01) Martin Thomas
Darryl Pilgrim (86.39) 5 | 1 (79.96) Ultan McDyer
Dustin Straver (73.54) 5 | 1 (66.80) Coni Singh Nagi
Adam Lipscombe (81.87) 5 | 3 (79.89) Sean Fisher
Tommy Morris (87.61) 5 | 2 (80.57) Reece Robinson
Cam Crabtree (99.14) 5 | 1 (89.00) Mike Warburton
Paul Mitchell (79.72) 5 | 3 (77.35) Liam Saxon
John Henderson (89.59) 5 | 2 (81.97) Kevin Lankhuizen
James Welding (81.21) 5 | 2 (79.91) Colin Tyrer
Matt Caste (75.47) 5 | 3 (75.74) Wesley Plaisier
Andreas Harrysson (86.85) 5 | 1 (78.28) Thomas Lovely
Ted Evetts (93.63) 5 | 3 (89.77) Daniel Ayres
Pal Szekely (88.64) 5 | 4 (91.62) Nathan Potter
Scott Waites (84.49) 5 | 4 (89.07) Jamie Atkins
Dylan Dowling (88.76) 5 | 1 (81.89) Jarred Cole
Danny Jansen (87.94) 5 | 1 (78.83) James Parkin
Adam Paxton (83.65) 5 | 4 (86.38) Stefaan Henderyck
Kevin Burness (83.50) 5 | 0 (67.62) Colin Osborne
Scott Mitchell (78.21) 5 | 2 (76.55) Ashley Coleman
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Carl Wilson (97.78) 5 | 1 (84.50) Tom Riding
Calvin Nicolai (84.32) 5 | 1 (75.03) Nicolas Thuillier
John Bowles (79.36) 5 | 4 (84.62) Noa-Lynn van Leuven
Callum Francis (84.44) 5 | 0 (75.97) Jim Moston
Kevin Garcia (81.05) 5 | 3 (85.69) Geoffrey Heath
Kevin Lane (83.78) 5 | 2 (75.41) Wayne Jones
Dragutin Horvat (98.88) 5 | 0 (81.13) Ryan Furness
Harry Lane (79.45) 5 | 3 (75.06) David Davies
Martin Grearson (92.78) 5 | 0 (70.00) Alexander Merkx
Jaikob Selby-Rivas (82.92) 5 | 3 (85.19) Adam Mould
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Sebastian Bialecki (97.31) 5 | 4 (88.67) Peter Burgoyne
Last 128
Michael Flynn (82.86) 5 | 2 (79.02) Owen Maiden
Lee Cocks (85.76) 5 | 4 (79.21) Lewis Pride
Joe Croft (77.91) 5 | 2 (72.70) Kevin Leadenham
Christian Kist (87.44) 5 | 2 (79.54) Robert Nelson
Connor Scutt (88.41) 5 | 0 (68.89) Josh Phillips
Martin Thomas (76.04) 5 | 3 (71.92) Derek Barry
Ultan McDyer (82.80) 5 | 4 (75.23) Robert Ellis-Brown
Darryl Pilgrim (88.12) 5 | 1 (76.22) Keelan Kay
Coni Singh Nagi (69.73) 5 | 3 (61.31) Justin Giles
Dustin Straver (71.44) 5 | 4 (68.34) Eddie Lovely
Sean Fisher (81.75) 5 | 4 (84.95) Stefan Bellmont
Adam Lipscombe (83.83) 5 | 1 (77.50) Jan Dueckers
Tommy Morris (96.51) 5 | 4 (87.62) Stu Wilson
Reece Robinson (75.49) 5 | 2 (71.72) David Evans
Mike Warburton (81.93) 5 | 4 (85.71) Simon Stothart
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Cam Crabtree (96.35) 5 | 0 (61.00) Adam Serpell
Liam Saxon (82.66) 5 | 3 (81.25) Ryan Harrington
Paul Mitchell (84.86) 5 | 3 (79.32) Trevor Burkhill
John Henderson (85.92) 5 | 1 (77.82) Brandon Western
Kevin Lankhuizen (72.96) 5 | 0 (75.91) Jack Vincent
Colin Tyrer (78.00) 5 | 1 (72.87) Conan Whitehead
James Welding (82.85) 5 | 3 (79.09) Justin Hood
Wesley Plaisier (78.05) 5 | 1 (76.53) Lee Barrow
Matt Caste (76.71) 5 | 4 (77.06) James Green
Thomas Lovely (80.72) 5 | 2 (77.36) Patrick Dekker
Andreas Harrysson (86.47) 5 | 3 (84.27) Derek Maclean
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Daniel Ayres (96.79) 5 | 2 (87.91) Raymond Mulvey
Ted Evetts (89.13) 5 | 3 (78.85) Lee Grace
Pal Szekely (72.15) 5 | 1 (67.84) Gary Blades
Nathan Potter (87.96) 5 | 1 (84.28) Josh Newton
Scott Waites (79.49) 5 | 2 (73.31) Kevin Mills
Jamie Atkins (78.70) 5 | 4 (76.92) Steve Haggerty
Dylan Dowling (90.54) 5 | 0 (70.74) Michael Barnard
Jarred Cole (81.09) 5 | 4 (76.02) Franz Roetzsch
Danny Jansen (97.60) 5 | 0 (70.54) Adrian Gray
James Parkin (75.02) 5 | 4 (74.95) Paul Redfern
Adam Paxton (84.34) 5 | 1 (77.77) Ciaran Teehan
Stefaan Henderyck (83.16) 5 | 1 (72.84) Roemer Mooijman
Colin Osborne (83.83) 5 | 4 (83.24) Bradley Brooks
Kevin Burness (84.08) 5 | 1 (72.61) Oskar Lukasiak
Ashley Coleman (88.51) 5 | 3 (82.47) Sergio Krassen
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Scott Mitchell (80.38) 5 | 3 (77.96) Aden Kirk
Tom Riding (77.98) 5 | 4 (78.80) Chris Hurds
Carl Wilson (94.73) 5 | 2 (86.38) Neil Parry
Calvin Nicolai (61.90) 5 | 2 (59.68) Ben Phillips
Nicolas Thuillier (81.23) 5 | 2 (81.81) Kristian Barker
John Bowles (89.46) 5 | 0 (65.77) Matthew Gallivan-Piles
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (99.67) 5 | 1 (84.24) Henry Coates
Jim Moston (80.79) 5 | 2 (77.74) Sean Ryan
Callum Francis (82.16) 5 | 4 (69.89) Liam Goyne
Geoffrey Heath (75.54) 5 | 1 (78.44) Sam Spivey
Kevin Garcia (75.25) 5 | 3 (67.26) Bhav Patel
Kevin Lane (79.14) 5 | 2 (68.41) Jim Walker
Wayne Jones (85.88) 5 | 2 (78.59) Patrick Quinn
Ryan Furness (84.27) 5 | 3 (78.82) Craig Watkins
Dragutin Horvat (80.81) 5 | 0 (63.07) Nathan Care
Harry Lane (82.58) 5 | 0 (36.03) Jamie Foster
David Davies (73.52) 5 | 4 (65.20) John O'Shea
Martin Grearson (88.35) 5 | 3 (78.95) Charlie Symons
Alexander Merkx (79.95) 5 | 3 (71.87) Darren Brown
Jaikob Selby-Rivas (64.23) 5 | 0 (55.43) Ulrich Coussaert
Adam Mould (88.02) 5 | 1 (75.63) Ron Meulenkamp
Sebastian Bialecki (87.50) 5 | 1 (80.14) Grant Brown
Peter Burgoyne (85.43) 5 | 1 (79.69) Jacob Gwynne
Last 256
Robert Nelson (83.71) 5 | 4 (87.85) Andy Boulton
Martin Thomas (72.88) 5 | 2 (72.67) Stephen Fanning
Darryl Pilgrim (95.32) 5 | 1 (73.48) Joseph Bridle
Adam Lipscombe (86.91) 5 | 3 (71.96) Kamil Janowicz
David Evans (94.31) 5 | 4 (92.61) Patrick Peters
Cam Crabtree (86.38) 5 | 0 (63.30) Dean Croshaw
Jack Vincent (79.11) 5 | 0 (67.10) Thomas Cromwell
James Welding (85.08) 5 | 3 (75.75) Dale Gadsby
James Green (79.39) 5 | 2 (79.18) Patrick Lynskey
Derek Maclean (84.14) 5 | 4 (77.61) Ben Quenby
Lee Grace (67.19) 5 | 4 (69.92) Joshua Wise
Nathan Potter (87.21) 5 | 3 (90.02) Darius Labanauskas
Jamie Atkins (91.53) 5 | 4 (95.46) Jimmy van Schie
Paul Redfern (68.91) 5 | 2 (74.18) Alan Norris
Roemer Mooijman (83.42) 5 | 4 (78.27) Andy Hamilton
Oskar Lukasiak (70.71) 5 | 4 (64.74) Brian Verhelst
Carl Wilson (89.49) 5 | 3 (84.90) Rene Eidams
Nicolas Thuillier (76.05) 5 | 1 (71.66) Steven Inkpen
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (85.03) 5 | 3 (85.84) Kai Gotthardt
Bhav Patel (79.30) 5 | 2 (78.60) Lee Budgen
Wayne Jones (86.61) 5 | 3 (79.99) Richie Burnett
Dragutin Horvat (84.21) 5 | 4 (78.80) Max Baulcomb
John O'Shea (76.94) 5 | 3 (78.70) Darren Armstrong
Alexander Merkx (73.68) 5 | 0 (60.66) Steven Harbert
Adam Mould (80.81) 5 | 0 (43.70) Alexander Elia
Jacob Gwynne (78.76) 5 | 4 (74.89) Charlie Martin
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