Three PDC World Championship qualifiers to be confirmed this Saturday
PDCTuesday, 05 November 2019 at 18:12
Further PDC World Championship qualifiers are coming up this weekend in New Zealand, Austria and Brazil with three more names set to be confirmed.
It all begins with the DPNZ Qualifier which takes place in Wellington, New Zealand on Saturday. It will see the top 16 in the rankings play-off for the World Championship spot. These include Ben Robb, Haupai Puha; as well as Warren Parry and Darren Herewini.
The second qualifier is the South-East Europe one which will see players from Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Italy; San Marino, Malta, Greece; Cyprus and Turkey fight it out for a spot. These will include potentially the likes of John Michael and the Rodriguez brothers; who will be the standouts.
Then it is the South-Central America Qualifier in Brazil; which has been won in the last few years by Diogo Portela. He will hope to claim victory once again; in what will likely be a stacked field in Nova Friburgo.
World Championship International Qualifiers -
1. Saturday 9 November - DPNZ Qualifier - Wellington, New Zealand
2. Saturday 9 November - South-East Europe Qualifier - Eisenstadt, Austria
3. Saturday 9 November - South-Central America Qualifier - Nova Friburgo, Brazil
2. Saturday 9 November - South-East Europe Qualifier - Eisenstadt, Austria
3. Saturday 9 November - South-Central America Qualifier - Nova Friburgo, Brazil
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