See the draw for knockout stage of men's tournament at WDF World Masters 2024 right here!
WDFThursday, 10 October 2024 at 11:30
Thursday marks the start of the knockout phase of the men's tournament at the WDF World Masters 2024 in Hungary. A day earlier, 128 players managed to get through the group stage.
Most well-known players made no mistake in the group stage. Famous names such as Connor Scutt, Scott Mitchell, Neil Duff, Liam Maendl-Lawrance, Matthew Edgar, Dennis Nilsson and Andreas Harrysson managed to qualify for the knockout phase. Kai Fan Leung, Alex Spellman, Andy Boulton and Patrik Kovacs are the best-known names that did not survive the group stage.
See the draw for yourself down below!
Read also
Draw knockout stage men's tournament WDF World Masters 2024
Last 128
Wesley Plaisier v Dennie Olde Kalter
Shaun McDonald v Claudio Dolcetti
Matthew Thompson v Bradley Kirk
Gyorgy Jehirszki v Neven Resetar
Barry Copeland v Patrick Quinn
Xanti van den Bergh v Jason Daigneault
Ryan Hogarth v John Hannon
Janos Vegso v Mario Cegir
Jimmy van Schie v Sheldon Fudge
Siese Lap v Shusaku Nakamura
Jordan Brooks v Gunnar Hafsteinn Olafsson
Daniel Zapata v Marko Kantele
Thomas Junghans v Marko Janjic
Jeroen Caron v Ole Jorgensen
Scott Walters v Pontus Danielsson
Robbie Phillips v Marcel Steinacher
Liam Maendl-Lawrance v Darryl Christie
David Fatum v Mark Barilli
Francois Schweyen v Daneil Racoveanu
Corne Groeneveld v Darren Johnson
Ryan Deprez v Hiroto Ichimiya
Miroslaw Grudziecki v Didier de Vuyst
Matthew Edgar v Evander Stevenson
Aaron Bradley v Pavel Jirkal
Paul Mitchell v John Neill
Carlo van Peer v Antony Allen
Dennis Nilsson v John Cook
Brian Raman v Daniele Petri
Edwin Torbjornsson v Dave Dwyer
Jake MacMillan v Nico Blum
Carl Wilkinson v Tom Smith
Andreas Harrysson v Neil Duff
Scott Mitchell v Thobias Johnsson
Michael Unterbuchner v James Vanbesien
Syren Gijbels v Jurgen Heuberger
Connor Scutt v Jose Angel Molera
Tytus Kanik v Johann Brouwer
Chas Barstow v Markus Straub
Marcel Hausotter v Andras Borbely
David Wawrzewski v Jason Waugh
Benjamin Pratnemer v Michel Schmid
Jani Kekinarkaus v Kevin Lane
Kevin Luke v Daniele Sergi
Jeff Smith v Jason Brandon
Joey Lynaugh v Jarno Bottenberg
Dave Ladley v Michal Smejda
Henrik Halsvik v Szabolcs Nemeth
Valters Melderis v Gary Brooks
Ben Robb v Luca Jager
Reece Colley v Darryl Loughery
James Beeton v Gary Blackwood
Romeo Grbavac v Bjorn Vervloet
Moreno Blom v Jimmi Nielsen
Johan Engstrom v Christian Goedl
Laszlo Kadar v Elliot Milk
Michael Mogensen v Marcus Maier
Alexander Merkx v Karlo Lopatic
Dustin Holt v Kelvin O'Keefe
Ross Snook v Jim Long
John Scott v Jeff Springer Jr.
Cliff Prior v Hannes Schnier
Alexander Masek v Aaron Turner
Krzysztof Kciuk v Kai Gotthardt
Maximilian Czerwinski v Wilfred Covey
Just in
Subscribe to our Daily Newsletter today!
Oct 20, 22:28
0
Popular news
Latest comments
- It's called talent and good on him.medinabello21-11-2024
- There are 30 Players Championship rounds to play first throughout the year and you have to be in the top 64 to get to the finals. This is probably the hardest Major to win as its the top 128 players at each event or the top ranked Challenge Tour players if any tour card holders drop out.Mysstree20-11-2024
- So the winner of this 4 day event just gets $30k less than the winner of the Grand Slam which is played over 9 days?medinabello20-11-2024
- If John McDonald is doing Kirk Bevins job, then just give him the mic & save 1 pay packet.Cameron.W19-11-2024
- I completely agree with Vincent's comments on "whistlegate". It's great to have someone with Vincent's exprience address this issue, so hopefully clearer and stricter guidlelines can be given to referees, security and members of the crowd. No whistling during throws, and something like: whistlers evicted and fined a hefty sum.
UndartedWaters19-11-2024