Tournament centre 2021 World Grand Prix: Schedule, results, prize money breakdown and TV guide
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Stay fully informed about the latest results of the World Grand Prix in our tournament centre. Here you will find the schedule, all the results and information about the prize money breakdown and the Sky Sports TV Guide.
The World Grand Prix is a unique tournament on the PDC calendar, as the players need to start the legs with a double. There is also a set format instead of a leg format.
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Format
First Round: Best of 3 sets
Second Round: Best of 5 sets
Quarter-Finals: Best of 5 sets
Semi-Finals: Best of 7 sets
Final: Best of 9 sets
Schedule of Play
Sunday October 3 (1800 BST)
8x First Round
Martijn Kleermaker (76.45) 0-2 (75.62) Mervyn King
Dirk van Duijvenbode (80.69) 0-2 (82.51) Luke Humphries
Stephen Bunting (99.05) 2-0 (77.14) Daryl Gurney
Joe Cullen (73.54) 0-2 (91.45) Ross Smith
Dave Chisnall (84.37) 2-1 (83.76) Mensur Suljovic
James Wade (87.12) 2-1 (89.49) Damon Heta
Gerwyn Price (100.82) 2-0 (88.38) Michael Smith
Dimitri Van den Bergh (94.14) 1-2 (90.73) Ryan Searle
Monday October 4 (1800 BST)
8x First Round
Darius Labanauskas (85.85) 2-1 (90.03) Brendan Dolan
Callan Rydz (72.72) 0-2 (95.10) Jonny Clayton
Vincent van der Voort (90.47) 2-0 (84.53) Gabriel Clemens
Nathan Aspinall (88.72) 1-2 (94.26) Krzysztof Ratajski
Gary Anderson (77.73) 1-2 (78.12) Ian White
Peter Wright (84.69) 0-2 (85.62) Rob Cross
Michael van Gerwen (90.55) 0-2 (96.72) Danny Noppert
Jose de Sousa (78.07) 2-0 (58.02) Glen Durrant
Tuesday October 5 (1900 BST)
Ryan Searle (92.87) 3-1 (87.55) Luke Humphries
James Wade (85.77) 1-3 (86.63) Stephen Bunting
Gerwyn Price (93.19) 3-1 (82.65) Mervyn King
Dave Chisnall (91.79) 3-2 (85.47) Ross Smith
Wednesday October 6 (1900 BST)
Ian White (88.29) 3-2 (87.53) Darius Labanauskas
Rob Cross (86.86) 1-3 (88.04) Krzysztof Ratajski
Danny Noppert (91.24) 3-0 (87.14) Vincent van der Voort
Jose de Sousa (92.55) 1-3 (94.95) Jonny Clayton
Thursday October 7 (1900 BST)
Quarter-Finals
Danny Noppert (95.57) 3-1 (91.94) Ian White
Krzysztof Ratajski (88.28) 2-3 (91.44) Jonny Clayton
Gerwyn Price (87.58) 3-0 (87.23) Dave Chisnall
Stephen Bunting (87.08) 3-1 (83.59) Ryan Searle
Friday October 8 (1900 BST)
Semi-Finals
Jonny Clayton (94.82) 4-1 (89.47) Danny Noppert
Gerwyn Price (88.99) 4-2 (88.18) Stephen Bunting
Saturday October 9 (2030 BST)
Final
Gerwyn Price (92.47) 1-5 (94.44) Jonny Clayton
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- And this should be the end of it. He was playing like a w****r and gestured as such. End of.Mysstree25-12-2024
- Cross will likely be No. 4 in the world after the world's. He's been in the quarter's or higher in 7 out of the 14 ranked TV majors in the last 2 years. Neither Williams or Cross played close to what they're capable of in this match.Matilda6224-12-2024
- Was a great match and am a fan of Scott, don't see much of him on TV. How the hell is Cross 5 in the world, he goes out almost immediately in every competition.richieburnettrocks24-12-2024
- He has Guillerme Barre Syndrome. Nerve damage due to autoimmune response. Could take him months to recover if at all.medinabello23-12-2024
- I have a nickname for him Ni I man.medinabello23-12-2024
- C'MON HEMPS!!medinabello23-12-2024
- He looks very healthy. I doubt he can run or anything. You need carbs for that. Carbs fuel your brain also. It is the preferred energy source for the brain. Carbs get broken down into glycogen fuel for your muscles. As a rider I totally need carbs. However for a dart player who doesn't need a brain or be fit this diet is perfect.medinabello23-12-2024
- F the bettors. Mugs they are. Anyone could tell this is a 50 50 game or Hempel slight favourite going on form.medinabello23-12-2024
- Hard to play slow players. Does your head in.medinabello23-12-2024
- What do you mean again?medinabello23-12-2024