The Swiss reached the final with wins over Joakim Kulan (4-0), Roland Lenngren (4-1), Karl Helgi Jonsson (4-1), Jarno Michielsen (4-1), Oskar Lukasiak (4-3) and Jan MacIntosh. Then in the final, Junghans was too strong for Darren Johnson, 6-4.
The women's tournament was won by home favorite Greaves. After victories over Kitta Einarsdottir (4-0), Snezana Veljkovic (4-0), Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat (4-1) and Paula Jacklin (4-1), she ran into serious trouble in the semifinals against Kirsty Hutchinson. However, with a 170 finish in the deciding leg, the 19-year-old Englishwoman managed to save herself, after which Greaves won 5-4 over Deta Hedman in the final.
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GREAVES WINS IN SWEDEN!
Beau Greaves wins three of the last four legs to beat Deta Hedman 5-4 and win the Women's Swedish Open.
The victory takes the reigning World Champion to seven WDF ranking titles in 2023.