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PDC Challenge Tour Events 7 and 8 Roundup – Titles For Dennant and Thomas

PDC Challenge Tour Day Four Roundup – Titles For Dennant and Thomas

The PDC Challenge Tour returned today for the second and final weekend of events at Milton Keynes and Niedernhausen.

There is so much to play for this weekend, with the winner of the Order of Merit from the UK & Europe getting a PDC Tour Card for 2022/23 and a place in the 2022 William Hill PDC World Championship .

We have two more days of action, with four more events being completed at each venue this weekend.

In Milton Keynes it was Martin Thomas who picked up the first title of the day, defeating Shaun McDonald in the final. Martin also picked up wins against, Connor Scutt (5-1), Russell Murphy (5-2), Daniel Day (5-3), Rhys Hayden (5-1), Robert Thornton (5-4), Reece Robinson (5-0)

Matthew Dennant won his first PDC title of 2021 punishing nine missed match darts from Darren Beveridge. The Scholar’s run to final included impressive wins against former World Champion Richie Burnett (5-2) and former PDC World Championship semi finalist Jamie Lewis (5-1).

Spanish players dominate in Germany

Niedernhausen in Germany was the host of the European Development Tour.

In Europe we saw two players pick up their first PDC titles with Jose Justica & Toni Alcinas coming through the field.

After defeating Niko Springer 5-1 in the final it was Jose Justica who picked up Challenge Tour 7 title. His route to the final consisted of impressive wins over Matt Campbell (5-1), Rowby-John Rodriguez (5-2) and Damian Mol (5-2).

We had a noble in the event eight final, with Alcinas getting the better of Jimmy Hendriks after defeating, Erik Tautfest (5-1), Marrjin Dragt (5-4), Niko Springer (5-4), Marvin van Velzen, Rowby-John Rodriguez (5-3).

PDC UK Challenge Tour Seven

Quarter-Finals

Shaun McDonald 5-3 Jamie Clark

Steve Hine 5-2 Lloyd Pennell

Martin Thomas 5-4 Robert Thornton

Reece Robinson 5-2 Justin Smith

Semi-Finals

Shaun McDonald 5-4 Steve Hine

Martin Thomas 5-0 Reece Robinson

Martin Thomas 5-2 Shaun McDonald

Results PDC European Challenge Tour Seven

Jose Justicia 5-2 Rowby-John Rodriguez

Damien Mol 5-4 Jeremy van der Winkel

Davy Proosten 5-3 Franz Roetzsch

Niko Springer 5-2 Gian van Veen

Jose Justicia 5-2 Damian Mol

Niko Springer 5-3 Davy Proosten

Jose Justicia 5-1 Niko Springer

PDC UK Challenge Tour Event Eight

Richie Burnett 5-4 Nathan Rafferty

Matthew Dennant 5-0 Jason Hogg

Keelan Kay 5-2 David Wawrzewski

Darren Beveridge 5-1 Adam Huckvale

Matthew Dennant 5-2 Richie Burnett

Darren Beveridge 5-1 Keelan Kay

Matthew Dennant 5-4 Darren Beveridge

PDC European Challenge Tour Event Eight

Toni Alcinas 5-2 Marvin van Velzen

Rowby-John Rodriguez 5-4 Wesley Plaisier

Jimmy Hendriks 5-3 Mario Vandenbogaerde

Kenny Neyens 5-1 Arjan Konterman

Toni Alcinas 5-3 Rowby-John Rodriguez

Jimmy Hendriks 5-2 Kenny Neyens

Toni Alcinas 5-0 Jimmy Hendriks

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The top 2 get a Tour Card and qualify for the World Championship.

The Challenge Tour OoM is used as a reserve list for Players Championship events.

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Prize money breakdown 2023 PDC Challenge Tour with £360,000 on offer

The PDC Challenge Tour will consist of 24 tournaments in 2023. Each tournament pays out £15,000 in prize money , so the prize fund for the entire circuit consists of £360,000.

This circuit is open to players who participated in Q-School, but failed to win a Tour Card. A kind of second division, then, for players who want to seek refuge at the PDC.

From reaching the last 64, players can earn prize money, starting with £75. That amount then increases with each round. The winner collects a handsome £2,500.

What are the alternatives for over 800 players missing out on PDC Tour Card at 2023 Q-School?

The Challenge Tour ranking is based on the prize money earned. At the end of the season, the numbers one and two get an invitation to the PDC World Darts Championship, plus a Tour Card for 2024 and 2025.

There is also another reward for players who do well. The top of the standings have a chance to compete as a reserve player in the Players Championship tournaments of the PDC Pro Tour. If a Tour Card holder fails to register or drops out, the highest-ranked player on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit may fill in.

Prize money breakdown during PDC Challenge Tour 2023

Result - Prize money

Winner £2,500

Runner-up £1,000

Semi-final £750

Quarter-final £500

Last 16 £300

Last 32 £200

Last 64 £75

PDC Challenge Tour 2023 calendar

20-22 January: PDC Challenge Tour 1-5 (Milton Keynes)

17-18 March: PDC Challenge Tour 6-9 (Hildesheim)

5-7 May: PDC Challenge Tour 10-14 (Milton Keynes)

4-6 August: PDC Challenge Tour 15-19 (Milton Keynes)

28-30 October: PDC Challenge Tour 20-24 (Wigan)

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Asada wins back-to-back titles on opening weekend of Japan Tour

Seigo Asada clinched back-to-back titles on the opening weekend of the inaugural Japan Tour, to boost his hopes of an Alexandra Palace return later this year.

The newly introduced Japan Tour - which will see a place in the 2024/25 Paddy Power World Darts Championship on offer - will feature ten events and a Play-Off featuring the top 32 players at the end of the season.

Asada took centre stage on an entertaining opening weekend, dominating Saturday's double-header to secure top spot on the embryonic Japan Tour Order of Merit.

The former World Cup of Darts semi-finalist denied Yoshihisa Baba in a last-leg shoot-out to triumph in Event One, having posted a ton-plus average in his semi-final whitewash of Shingo Enomata.

Asada also dumped out Tomoya Goto in round two, before winning through deciding-leg affairs against Toyokazu Shibata and Ryuta Arihara, reeling off legs of 12, 12 and 14 darts to topple Arihara from 3-1 behind.

The three-time World Championship qualifier later extended his winning run to 14 matches with Event Two success, sealed with a convincing 4-1 win over Yuichiro Ogawa.

Earlier in the campaign, Asada produced a 12-darter to edge out Baba in a repeat of the Event One decider, before overturning 3-2 and 3-1 deficits to defeat Hiroyuki Yoshino and Goto in the quarter-finals and semi-finals respectively.

However, Asada's monopoly was broken by Keita Ono in Sunday's Event Three, as Mitsuhiko Tatsunami stormed to victory with a whitewash win against Taiyo Nishimata.

The 50-year-old conceded just two legs in his opening four matches, and he produced his best performance in his quarter-final win over Arihara, averaging almost 95 on his way to glory.

Jun Matsuda - who represented Japan at last year's World Cup of Darts - rounded off the weekend in style, reeling off four consecutive legs to demolish Shogo Fuse in the Event Four showpiece.

Matsuda also ran out an emphatic 4-1 winner against Asada in the last eight, and he produced a 12-darter to complete an impressive 4-2 victory against Arihara in the semi-finals.

Sunday's Event Four also featured a nine-dart finish, as Yuya Higuchi achieved perfection during his second round clash against Takayuki Masatsu.

The Japan Tour will be played across two further weekends in July and September, with five double-header days followed by the top 32 playing off for a World Championship place.

The second weekend will take place on July 13-14, followed by the final weekend of action on September 7-8, with streaming coverage available on PDCTV.

Following Event 10, the top 32 players from the final Japan Tour Order of Merit will compete for the place in darts' biggest event at Alexandra Palace later this year.

2024 Japan Tour Saturday April 27, Japan Event One Semi-Finals Yoshihisa Baba 4-2 Shunpei Noge Seigo Asada 4-0 Shingo Enomata

Final Seigo Asada 4-3 Yoshihisa Baba

Event Two Semi-Finals Seigo Asada 4-3 Tomoya Goto Yuichiro Ogawa 4-0 Takumi Hirono

Final Seigo Asada 4-1 Yuichiro Ogawa Sunday April 28 Event Three Semi-Finals Mitsuhiko Tatsunami 4-2 Masumi Chino Taiyo Nishimata 4-2 Junya Sasaki

Final Mitsuhiko Tatsunami 4-0 Taiyo Nishimata

Event Four Semi-Finals Jun Matsuda 4-2 Ryuta Arihara Shogo Fuse 4-1 Sho Okano

Final Jun Matsuda 4-1 Shogo Fuse

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