πππΌπ ππππππ ππππ! Michael van Gerwen returns to winning ways on Day Three of the Autumn Series! The world number one thrashed Mensur Suljovic 8-1 in the final.
Van Gerwen eases past Suljovic to claim PDC Autumn Series Day Three title
PDCMonday, 14 September 2020 at 18:00
Michael van Gerwen has claimed victory on PDC Autumn Series Day Three after easing past Mensur Suljovic 8-1.
Van Gerwen has had a lot of questions as of late about his form and this was shown with the World Number One bowing out of the Premier League play-offs.
Since then he has changed his darts back to his old ones due to a clause in his Winmau contract and has been impressive since then albeit with defeats to Peter Wright and Damon Heta over the past few days which has stopped his momentum.
En route to victory over Suljovic though, he saw off Andy Hamilton (6-4), Reece Robinson (6-2) and began to motor with victory over Dirk van Duijvenbode (6-0), Glen Durrant (6-2) and Damon Heta (6-0).
Following that he defeated Nick Kenny 7-4 to reach the final where he eased past Suljovic to secure his latest Players Championship triumph.
Click here for more information about the PDC Autumn Series, including the prize fund breakdown
Quarter-Finals
Luke Humphries (85.7) 3 | 6 (92.5) Mensur Suljovic
Danny Noppert (92.3) 3 | 6 (100.2) Ian White
Ross Smith (97.0) 6 | 2 (96.2) Nick Kenny
Damon Heta (96.9) 0 | 6 (100.2) Michael van Gerwen
Semi-Finals
Mensur Suljovic (88.5) 7 | 3 (88.2) Ian White
Nick Kenny (88.4) 4 | 7 (95.1) Michael van Gerwen
Final
Mensur Suljovic (82.0) 1 | 8 (98.9) Michael van Gerwen
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- Well done Mike βΒ good to move on and look to the future. With his talent, and increasing confidence on stage, he'll be a force to be reckoned with in the month ahead.
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