England Nathan Aspinall 95, Vereinigte Staaten Danny Baggish 84, Vereinigte Staaten Danny Baggish 90, England Nathan Aspinall 98, Polen Krzysztof Ratajski 97, England Jamie Hughes 95, Polen Krzysztof Ratajski 91, Osterreich Zoran Lerchbacher 94, Osterreich Zoran Lerchbacher 92, Belgien Dimitri Van den Bergh 91, England Luke Woodhouse 96, England Michael Smith 95, Singapur Paul Lim 93, England Luke Woodhouse 97, England Luke Woodhouse 90, Belgien Dimitri Van den Bergh 94, England Josh Payne 96, Belgien Dimitri Van den Bergh , Brasilien Diogo Portela 90, England Josh Payne 97, Belgien Dimitri Van den Bergh 96, England Adrian Lewis 93, Spanien Cristo Reyes 85, England Adrian Lewis 90, Philippinen Lourence Ilagan 84, Spanien Cristo Reyes 89, England Darren Webster 92, England Ryan Meikle 81, England Darren Webster 91, Japan Yuki Yamada 85, Japan Yuki Yamada 82, Belgien Kim Huybrechts 89, England Rob Cross 89, Niederlande Geert Nentjes 87, Belgien Kim Huybrechts 95, Niederlande Danny Noppert 91, Irland Steve Lennon 91, Niederlande Danny Noppert 92, England Callan Rydz 89, England Callan Rydz 87, England Luke Humphries 95, England James Wilson 89, England Joe Cullen 92, Deutschland Nico Kurz 95, Deutschland Nico Kurz 93, Deutschland Nico Kurz 96, England Luke Humphries 94, England Luke Humphries 91, Niederlande Jermaine Wattimena 95, Sudafrika Devon Petersen 92, England Luke Humphries 97, England Luke Humphries 98, Schottland Peter Wright , Osterreich Rowby-John Rodriguez 81, Schottland Peter Wright 96, Philippinen Noel Malicdem 85, Philippinen Noel Malicdem 93, Price levelled the match after the second set and celebrated exuberantly.

In the second semi-final, between Van Gerwen and Aspinall, the reigning champion took the first set against the darts, before Aspinall levelled in the second.

Van Gerwen broke again in the third set only for Aspinall to win the fourth set in a decider. Aspinall missed a dart to win the fifth set and Van Gerwen took the lead again, before winning the sixth set 3—0 to take a two-set lead in the match.

Aspinall won the seventh set, but Van Gerwen took the next two to secure his place in the final against Wright, a repeat of the PDC World Darts Championship final.

In the final, held on New Year's Day , Wright held the first set with a 3—2 win after Van Gerwen missed bullseye for a set-winning checkout.

Wright then took a two-set lead with a 3—1 set win, before Van Gerwen broke back in the third set with a 3—0 win, and won the fourth by 3—2. Wright regained the lead in the fifth and then took a 3—0 win in the sixth set to go back to two legs clear.

Again, Van Gerwen broke back with a 3—1 in the seventh; but Wright quickly regained the advantage, winning the eight set 3—2. Wright went one away from the win with a 3—2 win in the ninth set.

In the tenth set, Wright won the first leg. Van Gerwen missed double for a perfect nine-dart finish in the second leg, but took the leg regardless.

Wright won the third leg to throw for the match; and took out double to win the world championship for the first time. The draw took place on 25 November on Sky Sports News.

A total of 28 nationalities were represented, sharing the record of the edition. Sky Sports Darts, a temporary channel , broadcast all the games, with certain days simulcast on Sky Sports Main Event.

TalkSPORT held the national radio rights to the tournament, with the majority of their coverage to be held on talksport 2. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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Steve West. Amit Gilitwala. Steve Beaton. Diogo Portela. Jeff Smith. Keane Barry. Peter Wright. Ryan Joyce. Ross Smith. David Evans. William O'Connor.

Niels Zonneveld. Chris Dobey. Max Hopp. Gordon Mathers. Callan Rydz. James Bailey. Adam Hunt. Lisa Ashton. Glen Durrant. Madars Razma. Toru Suzuki.

Mike De Decker. Edward Foulkes. Ryan Murray. Lourence Ilagan. Daryl Gurney. Luke Woodhouse. Jamie Lewis. Ron Meulenkamp. Ryan Searle.

Danny Lauby. Mickey Mansell. Haupai Puha. Darius Labanauskas. Chengan Liu. Wayne Jones. Jamie Hughes. Dirk van Duijvenbode.

Bradley Brooks. John Henderson. Marko Kantele. Luke Humphries. Paul Lim. Since the breakaway of the PDC players, there has been much debate about the relative merits of the players within each organisation.

The debate often focuses on the three-dart averages of players in matches. In Phil Taylor became the first player to average over in all six rounds of the tournament.

He repeated this feat though lost the final in and Michael van Gerwen achieved it in and Since the tournament has been shot in High Definition HD.

Their coverage is currently presented from a studio overlooking the interior of the Alexandra Palace venue. Television viewing figures for the final are as follows: [26].

The PDC world championship events are now broadcast on www. This website is a subscription only viewing and is limited to certain territorial restrictions.

The tournament has been sponsored by bookmaker William Hill since Previous sponsors have been:. Following popular darts commentator Sid Waddell 's death on 11 August , the decision was made to rename the champion's trophy to the Sid Waddell trophy from the tournament onwards.

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The PDC World Darts Championship (known for sponsorship reasons as the William Hill World Darts Championship) was the 27th World Championship organised by the Professional Darts Corporation since it separated from the British Darts Organisation. The event took place at Alexandra Palace in London from 13 December to 1 January The World Professional Darts Championship is one of the most important tournaments in the darts calendar. Originally held as an annual event between and , players then broke off into two separate organisations after a controversial split in the game. Geschichte BDO. Seit werden Weltmeisterschaften im Dart ausgetragen und von der British Darts Organisation (BDO) ausgerichtet. Die Weltmeisterschaft der BDO wurde früher nach dem Sponsor auch einfach Die Embassy genannt, heute wird sie offiziell als The Lakeside World Professional Darts Championship bezeichnet. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The William Hill World Darts Championship was a darts event, held between 14 December and 1 January at the Alexandra Palace in London, United Kingdom. It was the 25th World Championship organised by the Professional Darts Corporation since it separated from the British Darts Organisation. Die William Hill World Darts Championship wurde vom Dezember bis 1. Januar in ihrer Auflage von der Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) veranstaltet. Austragungsort war zum dreizehnten Mal der Alexandra Palace in London. Bei der WM gelangen in Terry Jenkins und Kyle Anderson zwei Spielern ein 9-Darter, beide verloren jedoch ihre Partien; ebenso Adrian Lewis sein​. Die William Hill World Darts Championship wurde vom Dezember bis 1. Januar Darts-WM Raymond van Barneveld – letzter Auftritt einer Legende abgerufen am 7. Dezember ; ↑ Sherrock schreibt Geschichte bei​. Die PDC World Darts Championship, auch bekannt unter dem Sponsorennamen William Hill World Darts Championship, ist eine der Weltmeisterschaften im. Die Promi-Darts-WM ist ein als Darts-Wettbewerb konzipiertes Fernsehformat von ProSieben, Seiteninformationen · Artikel zitieren · Wikidata-Datenobjekt.

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