Van Peer sees off Menzies to claim Challenge Tour 11 in Peterborough
PDCSunday, 14 July 2019 at 15:17
The third event of this weekend's Challenge Tour has gone the way of Berry van Peer who saw off Cameron Menzies in the final of the first event of the day in Peterborough.
He claimed a 5-3 win over the Scot and in the process it is a maiden Challenge Tour title for 'Bionic' to go alongside his three Development Tour wins.
The Dutchman saw off the likes of Peter Mitchell 5-4, Arjan Konterman 5-3 before taking out Menzies. There was deep runs as well as the likes of Rusty-Jake Rodriguez, Andy Jenkins and Mark Frost but they fell at the Quarter-Final stage.
He joins Cody Harris and Nick Fullwell in the winner's circle so far this weekend with one event to go at the East of England Arena.
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Quarter-Finals
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 4 David Adshead
Cameron Menzies 5 | 4 Andy Jenkins
Arjan Konterman 5 | 4 Mark Frost
Berry van Peer 5 | 4 Peter Mitchell
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 4 David Adshead
Cameron Menzies 5 | 4 Andy Jenkins
Arjan Konterman 5 | 4 Mark Frost
Berry van Peer 5 | 4 Peter Mitchell
Semi-Finals
Cameron Menzies 5 | 2 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Berry van Peer 5 | 3 Arjan Konterman
Cameron Menzies 5 | 2 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Berry van Peer 5 | 3 Arjan Konterman
Final
Berry van Peer 5 | 2 Cameron Menzies
Berry van Peer 5 | 2 Cameron Menzies
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