Edwin Torbjörnsson and Matthew Edgar won the two WDF tournaments in Iceland last weekend. For Edgar, it was his first ever WDF title.
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On Saturday, the Iceland Open was on the programme. Torbjörnsson won this tournament by beating Mark Barilli 5-3 in the final. The Swede was also the best at the Faroe Islands Darts Open earlier this year.
Edgar then took the title on Sunday at the Iceland Masters. The YouTube star who has suffered with a shoulder injury and lost his PDC Tour Card in early 2022, was too strong for Björn Lejon in the final 5-3.
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Fantastic to see Matthew Edgar win his first WDF title yesterday, coming from 3-1 down to beat Björn Lejon in the Iceland Masters final.
Matthew Edgar
@theedgar501
Around about 11am I text a very good friend and said I’m finished. I can’t even feel the dart in my hand. 12 hours later Iceland Masters Champion. Let’s get back on the treatment table and keep fighting !! 💪💪💪