These eight players will join top 24 from PDC Order of Merit in Last 32 of Winmau World Masters 2025
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The eight players who join the line-up for the Last 32 of the Winmau World Masters which begins tomorrow have been confirmed with the TV stages bringing in the likes of Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries and Stephen Bunting to action.
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The top performer in the final round was Cameron Menzies. He now faces Dave Chisnall tomorrow after seeing off Gian van Veen 2-0 in sets with a 106 average to boot. In terms of who Luke Littler will face, it will be Andy Baetens.
The former WDF World Champion defeated Darius Labanauskas with a 100.8 average to qualify for the main event. But the first through was Kevin Doets who made an almighty impression at the PDC World Darts Championship. 'Hawkeye' was zoomed in as he saw off Dylan Slevin in four unanswered legs.
He now faces Peter Wright with the winner potentially facing Stephen Bunting who is defending champion and opens against William Borland who was last through seeing off Stephen Bunting.
Elsewhere, Bradley Brooks was incredible at Q-School and 'Bam Bam' could give Michael van Gerwen some problems tomorrow. He saw off Krzysztof Ratajski who made his name in the BDO version of this tournament. Florian Hempel also loves the big stage and saw off Gabriel Clemens in an all home hope playoff and will face Gerwyn Price.
Jermaine Wattimena who is in some form as well saw off Nick Kenny in a decider to break the Welshman's heart. He now faces Josh Rock. It all started earlier today with the group stage which saw John Henderson, Fallon Sherrock and Leonard Gates all fall early on.
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For the most part, the secondary tour players didn't fare too well with only really Ryan Branley, the 16-year-old JDC prodigy taking down Robert Owen being a main result. Aside from that it went fairly to script but many of the top players including Ritchie Edhouse, Dirk van Duijvenbode, Daryl Gurney came in cold into the final part of the tournament and paid the price with some shock results early on.
But in the end, it still managed to provide basically all Tour Card holders on the big stage tomorrow.
World Masters Preliminary Round
Last 16
Kevin Doets (91.09) 2 | 0 (87.09) Dylan Slevin
Bradley Brooks (96.60) 2 | 0 (89.43) Krzysztof Ratajski
Andy Baetens (100.87) 2 | 0 (97.55) Darius Labanauskas
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Florian Hempel (87.73) 2 | 0 (88.06) Gabriel Clemens
William Borland (92.18) 2 | 1 (87.91) Mickey Mansell
Jermaine Wattimena (95.97) 2 | 1 (95.22) Nick Kenny
Cameron Menzies (106.16) 2 | 0 (94.37) Gian van Veen
William O'Connor (86.45) 2 | 0 (85.74) Richard Veenstra
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Last 32
Dylan Slevin (92.29) 2 | 1 (93.06) Daryl Gurney
Kevin Doets (91.69) 2 | 1 (88.09) Radek Szaganski
Krzysztof Ratajski (100.19) 2 | 1 (92.67) Keane Barry
Bradley Brooks (91.89) 2 | 0 (83.70) Cam Crabtree
Darius Labanauskas (97.92) 2 | 1 (89.01) Matt Campbell
Andy Baetens (96.04) 2 | 0 (86.18) Martin Lukeman
Florian Hempel (92.19) 2 | 0 (90.12) Ryan Joyce
Gabriel Clemens (88.18) 2 | 0 (81.93) Kim Huybrechts
William Borland (81.16) 2 | 1 (87.53) Alan Soutar
Mickey Mansell (92.85) 2 | 1 (92.08) Jimmy van Schie
Nick Kenny (91.42) 2 | 1 (84.53) Jim Williams
Jermaine Wattimena (99.00) 2 | 0 (93.30) Niels Zonneveld
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Gian van Veen (106.01) 2 | 1 (100.71) Wessel Nijman
Cameron Menzies (92.49) 2 | 0 (87.81) Ricky Evans
William O'Connor (91.97) 2 | 1 (77.63) Jeffrey De Graaf
Richard Veenstra (81.31) 2 | 0 (78.59) Ryan Meikle
Last 64
Daryl Gurney (92.58) 2 | 1 (88.46) Joshua Richardson
Dylan Slevin (88.75) 2 | 0 (89.66) Ryan Branley
Kevin Doets (92.46) 2 | 0 (93.20) Andy Boulton
Radek Szaganski (80.82) 2 | 1 (88.18) Madars Razma
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Krzysztof Ratajski (91.48) 2 | 0 (91.23) Owen Bates
Keane Barry (83.58) 2 | 1 (82.47) Thibault Tricole
Cam Crabtree (89.05) 2 | 1 (95.50) Luke Woodhouse
Bradley Brooks (91.96) 2 | 0 (92.10) Ian White
Darius Labanauskas (70.73) 2 | 0 (70.33) Ritchie Edhouse
Matt Campbell (85.11) 2 | 0 (84.34) Adam Lipscombe
Martin Lukeman (76.76) 2 | 1 (80.70) Andreas Harrysson
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Andy Baetens (85.94) 2 | 1 (83.70) Jose De Sousa
Ryan Joyce (94.72) 2 | 0 (85.52) Adam Hunt
Florian Hempel (110.57) 2 | 1 (96.82) Mensur Suljovic
Gabriel Clemens (80.16) 2 | 0 (71.57) Jitse Van der Wal
Kim Huybrechts (87.03) 2 | 0 (77.13) Tom Bissell
William Borland (101.63) 2 | 1 (89.80) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Alan Soutar (89.65) 2 | 1 (89.55) Henry Coates
Jimmy van Schie (95.29) 2 | 1 (100.76) Callan Rydz
Mickey Mansell (87.96) 2 | 1 (80.16) Brett Claydon
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Nick Kenny (85.45) 2 | 1 (89.89) Brendan Dolan
Jim Williams (87.74) 2 | 1 (83.31) Thomas Lovely
Jermaine Wattimena (95.81) 2 | 0 (71.56) Nathan Girvan
Niels Zonneveld (98.97) 2 | 1 (84.28) Oskar Lukasiak
Gian van Veen (92.29) 2 | 0 (90.08) Aden Kirk
Wessel Nijman (101.90) 2 | 0 (92.94) Pero Ljubic
Cameron Menzies (92.95) 2 | 1 (86.05) Berry van Peer
Ricky Evans (81.09) 2 | 0 (90.40) Karel Sedlacek
Jeffrey De Graaf (88.41) 2 | 0 (80.38) Ricardo Pietreczko
William O'Connor (93.94) 2 | 0 (90.35) Danny Lauby
Ryan Meikle (95.58) 2 | 0 (90.49) Scott Williams
Richard Veenstra (96.62) 2 | 1 (90.08) Marvin van Velzen
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