Who'll Win The Blue Square UK Open?

ratinakeg · 26-05-2009 12:02pm #1

I'd go for Gary Anderson or James Wade on current form. I can also see Taylor bouncing back to form and King will be there or thereabouts. I'll be in Germany next week but hope to catch it in an Irish pub. Please can someone keep me up to date with the scores. Here a list of odds;

http://www.oddschecker.com/other-sports/darts/blue-square-uk-open/win-market

Anyway I'll go for Wade to win. Who is your pick to win it?

rag2gar · 26-05-2009 12:11pm

Gary Anderson.

On form, out to prove himself and above all a top player.

Was hoping Taylor would be a bigger price. He was 7/4 last year and after his performance last night I cannot see why he should be odds-on.

I'm there all week (as your man on Soccer AM says) and cant wait for it. Any other boardsies heading over?

iseethelight · 26-05-2009 12:14pm

I think King may go one step further than last night. Hes playing well at the minute bound to be one of the favourites.

ratinakeg · 26-05-2009 12:16pm

iseethelight wrote: »

I think King may go one step further than last night. Hes playing well at the minute bound to be one of the favourites.

I think he's brilliant value at 33/1! Could be worth a fiver!:)

rag2gar · 26-05-2009 12:35pm

Whatabout Adrian Lewis in that poll, the forgotten man of darts it seems!

Kingp35 · 26-05-2009 12:48pm

I love this tournament, anything can happen and there is always a surprise package who goes very far. It was Gary Mawson last year, wonder who it wil be this year?

I went for Anderson, I think this type of tournament will suit him and he has been great in the floor tournaments so far.

Taylor tends to struggle in this one, he has only won it twice and hasn't won it for the past few years. I don't think he will win it this time either.

Look out for some of the non obvious players like Mark Walsh, Mark Dudbridge, Alan Tabern, Wayne Jones etc as this tournament will suit all of them.

Can't wait.

ratinakeg · 26-05-2009 12:54pm

rag2gar wrote: »

Whatabout Adrian Lewis in that poll, the forgotten man of darts it seems!

Damn it, how did I forget about him!:o

Double Top · 26-05-2009 2:58pm

Anderson is my vote. it's right up his street, he's a great floor player so he's use to all this

MBC · 26-05-2009 2:59pm

Yep Anderson aswell.........really hopes he does well.......really nice chap.

Declan30 · 26-05-2009 5:08pm

Gary Anderson for me as well. I am going to back him this week.

Barney would be my 2nd Tip for it. I know wade beat him last night but he looks like he focused again and always does well in the uk open

Daffy501 · 26-05-2009 6:36pm

I have to go with Taylor. He is stinging after losing in the premier league and will be all guns blazing to get back to winning ways

Jay.cymru · 26-05-2009 6:36pm

james wade if taylor doesnt hit form

rag2gar · 26-05-2009 7:41pm

One word of warning for Gary Anderson backers is that he plays Paul Nicholson in a best of 11 first round tie. As we saw in the World Champs this year, he's no push over so the Anderson campaign COULD be over before it even starts!

ratinakeg · 26-05-2009 7:45pm

Blue Square UK Open
First Round - Best of 11 legs
Board One
Alex Roy v Richie Burnett
James Barton v Toon Greebe
Gary Welding v John Kuczynski
Gary Mawson v Darren Weaver

Board Two
Michael Smith v Dave Ladley
Darren Latham v Andy Boulton
Anastasia Dobromyslova v Andy Roberts
Louis Blundell v Ian Jopling

Board Three
Gary Stephens v Ken Mather (Preliminary Round)
Harry Robinson v Chris Cooper
Roland Scholten v Derek Williams
Dyson Parody v John MaGowan
Phil Currie v Steve Dolan

Board Four
Matthew Campbell v Stuart Bousfield
Peter Wright v Chris Hornby
Les Fitton v Mark Cox
Andy Pearce v Johnny Haines

Board Five
Adrian Genery v Chris Loudon
Ian Critchett v Kevin Beare
Graham Usher v Glen Durrant
Mather/Stephens v Robbie Parker

Board Six
Duane Garfield v Dave Smith
Paul Cook v Mike Langley
Steve Evans v Mark Layton
Par Riihonen v Steve Grubb

Board Seven
Chris Mason v Steve Penney
John McGuirk v Stuart Pickles
Stephen Hardy v Coen Wiekamp
David Fatum v Paul Rowley

Board Eight
Stuart Monaghan v Alan Davie
Lee Williams v Alan Caves
David Smurthwaite v Mark Jodrill
Joe Cullen v Justin Pipe

Second Round - Best of 11 legs
Board One
Mick McGowan v John Part
Wayne Mardle v Fitton/Cox
Paul Nicholson v Gary Anderson
Dobromyslova/Roberts v Steve Beaton

Board Two
Kirk Shepherd v Steve Brown
Nick Fullwell v Andy Smith
Monaghan/Davie v Wright/Hornby
Tony Ayres v Cullen/Pipe

Board Three
Martyn Turner v Dave Honey
Jason Clark v Campbell/Bousfield
Hardy/Wiekamp v Jan van der Rassel
Michael Barnard v Steve Maish

Board Four
Matt Clark v Roy/Burnett
Tony Eccles v Barton/Greebe
Fatum/Rowley v M Smith/Ladley
Usher/Durrant v McGuirk/Pickles

Board Five
Ken Dobson v Paul Knighton
Welding/Kuczynski v Parody/MaGowan
Mason/Penney v Riihonen/Grubb
Colin Monk v Larry Butler

Board Six
Adrian Gray v Dave Askew
Scholten/D Williams v Critchett/Beare
Smurthwaite/Jodrill v Chris Thompson
Blundell/Jopling v Kevin Dowling

Board Seven
Genery/Loudon v Robinson/Cooper
Wes Newton v Latham/Boulton
Garfield/Dave Smith v Denis Ovens
Evans/Layton v Currie/Dolan

Board Eight
Cook/Langley v Mark Lawrence
L Williams/Caves v Wayne Atwood
Mawson/Weaver v Pearce/Haines
Dennis Smith v Mather/Stephens/Parker

Kingp35 · 26-05-2009 7:52pm

Tough draw for Mick against Part. Very tough draw for Anderson.

Honestly really looking forward to this!

iseethelight · 26-05-2009 8:07pm

Its only on for 4 days. I thought it was longer than that. Must be getting confused. Tough match for Mcgowan allright but over 11 legs anyone can win. I bet neither Anderson or Part will like that draw too much.

ratinakeg · 26-05-2009 8:14pm

iseethelight wrote: »

Its only on for 4 days. I thought it was longer than that. Must be getting confused. Tough match for Mcgowan allright but over 11 legs anyone can win. I bet neither Anderson or Part will like that draw too much.

Yeah 4 days of mayhem, hope I can see it in Berlin!

Carrickman · 27-05-2009 9:10am

Daffy501 wrote: »

I have to go with Taylor. He is stinging after losing in the premier league and will be all guns blazing to get back to winning ways

Yeah I have to agree with you on that!

padr81 · 27-05-2009 4:15pm

Right lads predict the board winners.

Predictions of the board winners.
Second Round - Best of 11 legs
Board One
Mick McGowan v John Part
Wayne Mardle v Fitton/Cox
Paul Nicholson v Gary Anderson
Dobromyslova/Roberts v Steve Beaton
John Part

Board Two
Kirk Shepherd v Steve Brown
Nick Fullwell v Andy Smith
Monaghan/Davie v Wright/Hornby
Tony Ayres v Cullen/Pipe
Andy Smith

Board Three
Martyn Turner v Dave Honey
Jason Clark v Campbell/Bousfield
Hardy/Wiekamp v Jan van der Rassel
Michael Barnard v Steve Maish
Stuart Bousfield

Board Four
Matt Clark v Roy/Burnett
Tony Eccles v Barton/Greebe
Fatum/Rowley v M Smith/Ladley
Usher/Durrant v McGuirk/Pickles
Alex Roy

Board Five
Ken Dobson v Paul Knighton
Welding/Kuczynski v Parody/MaGowan
Mason/Penney v Riihonen/Grubb
Colin Monk v Larry Butler
Chris Mason

Board Six
Adrian Gray v Dave Askew
Scholten/D Williams v Critchett/Beare
Smurthwaite/Jodrill v Chris Thompson
Blundell/Jopling v Kevin Dowling
Adrian Gray

Board Seven
Genery/Loudon v Robinson/Cooper
Wes Newton v Latham/Boulton
Garfield/Dave Smith v Denis Ovens
Evans/Layton v Currie/Dolan
Brendan Dolan

Board Eight
Cook/Langley v Mark Lawrence
L Williams/Caves v Wayne Atwood
Mawson/Weaver v Pearce/Haines
Dennis Smith v Mather/Stephens/Parker
Dennis Smith

Had to go for Dolan so we could keep at least one player from N/S ireland in the competition.

ratinakeg · 27-05-2009 5:04pm

Predictions of the board winners.
Second Round - Best of 11 legs
Board One
Mick McGowan v John Part
Wayne Mardle v Fitton/Cox
Paul Nicholson v Gary Anderson
Dobromyslova/Roberts v Steve Beaton
Gary Anderson

Board Two
Kirk Shepherd v Steve Brown
Nick Fullwell v Andy Smith
Monaghan/Davie v Wright/Hornby
Tony Ayres v Cullen/Pipe
Andy "The Pieman"Smith

Board Three
Martyn Turner v Dave Honey
Jason Clark v Campbell/Bousfield
Hardy/Wiekamp v Jan van der Rassel
Michael Barnard v Steve Maish
Jan van der Rassel

Board Four
Matt Clark v Roy/Burnett
Tony Eccles v Barton/Greebe
Fatum/Rowley v M Smith/Ladley
Usher/Durrant v McGuirk/Pickles
Tony Eccles

Board Five
Ken Dobson v Paul Knighton
Welding/Kuczynski v Parody/MaGowan
Mason/Penney v Riihonen/Grubb
Colin Monk v Larry Butler
John Kuczynski

Board Six
Adrian Gray v Dave Askew
Scholten/D Williams v Critchett/Beare
Smurthwaite/Jodrill v Chris Thompson
Blundell/Jopling v Kevin Dowling
Adrian Gray

Board Seven
Genery/Loudon v Robinson/Cooper
Wes Newton v Latham/Boulton
Garfield/Dave Smith v Denis Ovens
Evans/Layton v Currie/Dolan
Denis Ovens

Board Eight
Cook/Langley v Mark Lawrence
L Williams/Caves v Wayne Atwood
Mawson/Weaver v Pearce/Haines
Dennis Smith v Mather/Stephens/Parker
Dennis "ZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz......" Smith

ratinakeg · 01-06-2009 11:52am

Stars Warm Up For Bolton

TOP STARS have adopted varying preparations for the Blue Square UK Open, which begins on Thursday.

Bolton's Reebok Stadium will once again host "The FA Cup of Darts", where 129 players will compete for £200,000 in prize money from Thursday to Sunday.

Gary Mawson - last year's UK Open runner-up - John Kuczynski, David Fatum and Larry Butler all took part in the North American Darts Championship on Sunday in Boxborough before heading to the UK.

Mawson reached the quarter-finals before losing to Chuck Pankow, Kuczynski was a last 16 loser to Chris White and Fatum and Butler were defeated in the last 32.

With no PDC ranked event in the UK, a number of players travelled to the Hampshire Open to gain some match practice ahead of Bolton.

Basingstoke's Colin Monk won the tournament for a second successive year, defeating former PDPA member Tony Randell in the final, with Dennis Smith and Andy Jenkins being quarter-final losers ahead of the UK Open.

Many stars travelled to Newcastle for the Eddy Cox Memorial evening, held in tribute to the late PDC official, who passed away last December.

Phil Taylor, Colin Lloyd and Colin Osborne, who will all enter the UK Open at the third round stage on Friday, took part in exhibition games on the night, and Mark Dudbridge, Mark Walsh, Dave Honey, Stephen Hardy, Ken Dobson and Robbie Parker also travelled to the north-east.

Taylor joined Jelle Klaasen, Paul Nicholson and Anastasia Dobromyslova in the PartyPoker.com Sports Stars Challenge Poker event on Friday, with the event being televised later in 2009.

One player whose focus is not wholly on the UK Open is teenager Michael Smith, who will take his driving theory test on Thursday afternoon before heading to Bolton from his home in nearby St Helens.

ratinakeg · 02-06-2009 12:44pm

Wonder will there be a big underdog in the final this year, like Gary Mawson from last and Barry Bates from a few years back.

I'm going to check out the odds my local bookies today.

Degag · 02-06-2009 12:51pm

Some great prices here imo!

http://www.paddypower.com/bet?action=go_type&category=SPORTS&disp_cat_id=&ev_class_id=14&ev_type_id=8347&ev_oc_grp_ids=47661&bir_index=

Think i'll have a few bob on "The King" anyway. MVG looks a decent price at 66/1 also...

Kingp35 · 02-06-2009 12:58pm

Yeah there really are some great prices. Some e/w bets have to be done.

Some standout ones for me are Mark Walsh @ 33/1, John Part @ 50/1, Mark Dudbridge @ 80/1 and Wayne Jones @ 80/1. All of those players are well suited to this competition and could surprise.

It really is a tough one to call though because anything can happen in this tournament and there will be a player that will surpise everyone.

Degag · 02-06-2009 1:01pm

Kingp35 wrote: »

Yeah there really are some great prices. Some e/w bets have to be done.

Some standout ones for me are Mark Walsh @ 33/1, John Part @ 50/1, Mark Dudbridge @ 80/1 and Wayne Jones @ 80/1. All of those players are well suited to this competition and could surprise.

It really is a tough one to call though because anything can happen in this tournament and there will be a player that will surpise everyone.

Yeah, Walsh looks a decent bet too... Part is obviously worth a bet at that price but i don't think he plays very well in floor tournaments....

Kingp35 · 02-06-2009 1:05pm

He has reached the 5th round the last three years running, he is defending a lot of money this year and needs big runs in all of the majors to qualify for the Premier League. I think he could do better this year than the last few because of that. Obviously only a couple of quid on him. This is the one tournament with ALL of the top players in it so it's very hard to win. Even Taylor has only won it twice....

ratinakeg · 02-06-2009 1:09pm

Lewis looks good value at 28/1 and I can see Colin Osborne doing very well at 50's, I still can't believe how under-rated he is by many people!

Kingp35 · 02-06-2009 1:15pm

Yep Osbourne is another who could do well, he reached the semi's in 2007 but hasn;t really progressed since then.

MBC · 02-06-2009 1:15pm

I'll be doing small e/w the following three......Alan Tabern 40/1, Baxter 80/1, Painter 66/1........will prob stick 20 on anderson 10/1 aswell.

Degag · 02-06-2009 1:20pm

ratinakeg wrote: »

Lewis looks good value at 28/1 and I can see Colin Osborne doing very well at 50's, I still can't believe how under-rated he is by many people!

He's never ever really done it though has he? There's a bit of a Chris Mason in him.

ratinakeg · 02-06-2009 1:21pm

Kingp35 wrote: »

Yep Osbourne is another who could do well, he reached the semi's in 2007 but hasn;t really progressed since then.

Agreed he has not done much on the TV but he has been on fire at the floor events this year! It's only a matter of time before he brings that form to our TV screens and hopefully it's this week as I might put a fiver each way on him!;):D

ratinakeg · 03-06-2009 12:53am

Nicholson Up For The Battle

PAUL NICHOLSON is eagerly anticipating his clash with Gary Anderson on the opening night of the Blue Square UK Open.

Nicholson, a quarter-finalist in the Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship at Christmas, has drawn Scottish star Anderson in the plum tie of Thursday's play at the Reebok Stadium, Bolton.

English-born Australian number one Nicholson made a big impression when he burst onto the televised scene last year at the Grand Slam of Darts - where he defeated Anderson 5-4 in the group stage.

He also reached the last eight on his World Championship debut, while former International Darts League and World Darts Trophy winner Anderson has shown his quality in four months since joining the PDC with a Players Championship win, two finals and a nine-darter.

While much of the talk has centred around the size of the task Nicholson faces against Anderson, the 30-year-old insists he is relishing the challenge.

"A lot of people have said to me it's the hardest draw but I see it as a great opportunity," said Nicholson.

"I'm coming off the back of the World Championship five months ago and a decent Grand Slam, where I played Gary, and taking the positives from it.

"I've got him early. When players get into a tournament they tend to play better so it's probably the best time to play Gary - if at all!

"You want to prove yourself against great players and Gary is without a double one of the best in the world.

"For me, it's a great opportunity to get up there, get into the spotlight again, and hopefully get a win."

Degag · 03-06-2009 12:42pm

Second Round - Best of 11 legs
Board One
Mick McGowan v John Part
Wayne Mardle v Fitton/Cox
Paul Nicholson v Gary Anderson
Dobromyslova/Roberts v Steve Beaton
Anderson

Board Two
Kirk Shepherd v Steve Brown
Nick Fullwell v Andy Smith
Monaghan/Davie v Wright/Hornby
Tony Ayres v Cullen/Pipe
Andy Smith

Board Three
Martyn Turner v Dave Honey
Jason Clark v Campbell/Bousfield
Hardy/Wiekamp v Jan van der Rassel
Michael Barnard v Steve Maish
Jason Clark

Board Four
Matt Clark v Roy/Burnett
Tony Eccles v Barton/Greebe
Fatum/Rowley v M Smith/Ladley
Usher/Durrant v McGuirk/Pickles
Greebe

Board Five
Ken Dobson v Paul Knighton
Welding/Kuczynski v Parody/MaGowan
Mason/Penney v Riihonen/Grubb
Colin Monk v Larry Butler
MaGowan

Board Six
Adrian Gray v Dave Askew
Scholten/D Williams v Critchett/Beare
Smurthwaite/Jodrill v Chris Thompson
Blundell/Jopling v Kevin Dowling
Adrian Gray

Board Seven
Genery/Loudon v Robinson/Cooper
Wes Newton v Latham/Boulton
Garfield/Dave Smith v Denis Ovens
Evans/Layton v Currie/Dolan
Ovens

Board Eight
Cook/Langley v Mark Lawrence
L Williams/Caves v Wayne Atwood
Mawson/Weaver v Pearce/Haines
Dennis Smith v Mather/Stephens/Parker
Mawson

Kingp35 · 03-06-2009 12:50pm

Board One has some top quality players, gonna be tough to get through that one for Anderson.

ivers57 · 03-06-2009 1:29pm

Lads the boards are randon, there isnt one winner from each board, after all the 2nd round matches the top32 including taylor barney enter the draw and its an open draw.

Anyone know why Jacko Barry isnt in it this year.

Kingp35 · 03-06-2009 1:40pm

ivers57 wrote: »

Anyone know why Jacko Barry isnt in it this year.

He didn't play enough floor tournaments so didn't earn enough money to qualify.

ratinakeg · 03-06-2009 3:48pm

Tv line up

Thurs 7pm Day 1 Sky Sports 1/HD1
Fri 7pm Day 2 Sky Sports 2/HD2
Sat 1pm Day3 Ses 1 Sky Sports Xtra
Sat 7pm Day3 Ses 2 Sky Sports 3/HD3
Sun 1pm Quarter Finals Sky Sports 3/HD3
Sun 7pm Semis and Final Sky Sports 2/HD2

I put a tenner on Wade at 6/1 and €5 e/w on Osborne at 50/1 today in Paddy Powers (fingers crossed;))!

Double Top · 03-06-2009 6:34pm

ratinakeg wrote: »

Tv line up

Thurs 7pm Day 1 Sky Sports 1/HD1
Fri 7pm Day 2 Sky Sports 2/HD2
Sat 1pm Day3 Ses 1 Sky Sports Xtra
Sat 7pm Day3 Ses 2 Sky Sports 3/HD3
Sun 1pm Quarter Finals Sky Sports 3/HD3
Sun 7pm Semis and Final Sky Sports 2/HD2

I put a tenner on Wade at 6/1 and €5 e/w on Osborne at 50/1 today in Paddy Powers (fingers crossed;))!

cheers for the times mate. my bro won't be happy:D:D:D:D he hates darts:eek::eek::eek:. get's him back for having to watch hours of LTV

ratinakeg · 03-06-2009 7:01pm

Double Top wrote: »

cheers for the times mate. my bro won't be happy:D:D:D:D he hates darts:eek::eek::eek:. get's him back for having to watch hours of LTV

I'm happy he's a Liverpool fan, disappointed he's not a darts fan. LFC and darts is the only way for me!;)

rag2gar · 03-06-2009 10:13pm

John Part
Gary Anderson
Raymond Van Barneveld
Colin Osborne

If any of them win the UK Open I will be a very happy man as thats where my money lies ahead of my trip to Bolton tomoroow for four days of darting fun.

Cant wait:)

ratinakeg · 03-06-2009 10:16pm

rag2gar wrote: »

John Part
Gary Anderson
Raymond Van Barneveld
Colin Osborne

If any of them win the UK Open I will be a very happy man as thats where my money lies ahead of my trip to Bolton tomoroow for four days of darting fun.

Cant wait:)

I hope Osborne wins for both of us then!;):D

ratinakeg · 03-06-2009 10:35pm

Power aiming to bounce back

World champion hoping to bounce back from Premier League upset

Phil Taylor has conceded that he could struggle to rediscover top form at the Blue Square UK Open.

The 14-time world champion surrendered his Premier League Darts crown last week as he lost to Mervyn King in the semi-finals at Wembley Arena.

He is hoping he can compensate for that loss by winning the UK Open, which runs from Thursday to Sunday at the Reebok Stadium in Bolton, but admits he is not certain of getting straight back into the groove.

"You can't always be in good form and it's difficult," Taylor stated. "I was practising well before I played Mervyn but I didn't seem to hit form.

"It was bugging me because I knew if I could have kicked a little bit then I'd have got him, because he wasn't playing as well as he can.

"But it's one of those things, it's not the end of the world although it's gutting when you get beaten.

"Sometimes you can't always put it right within a week or two and it might take five or six weeks.

"All I can do is get back on the practice board, rest and prepare for Bolton."

Tough

On the face of it Taylor has enjoyed another supremely successful season winning ten of 11 events on the PDC Pro Tour, but the 48-year-old insists it has been one of the hardest of his glittering career.

"This has been the toughest year I've ever played," he continued.

"I was away from Wednesday to Monday nearly every week during the Premier League and maybe I did too much.

"I was winning the tournaments but it took its toll on me. Next year I'll sit back and plan it out - but I'm greedy, and if there's money to be won I chase it!

"I might not do as many as I used to do - I'm 49 this year and you think you can do what you did when you were 20! - but I've got to make sure that my form is right for the events that count."

Caretaker · 04-06-2009 12:24am

I think The Dreamboy Gary Anderson will be the 2010 PDC World Champion. Dont think he'll win any of the majors b4 then.

paulcorr · 04-06-2009 10:36am

have to say anderson not in the same class as taylor barney wade just yet but give him another 12 months playing these guys and then we will see if he has it think this could be one step to far king the value bet of the week

Double Top · 04-06-2009 5:19pm

paulcorr wrote: »

have to say anderson not in the same class as taylor barney wade just yet but give him another 12 months playing these guys and then we will see if he has it think this could be one step to far king the value bet of the week

me might not be in the same class but he is a savage floor player and this tourney is right up his street, i think i will be a very close tourney though, wade,talyor,barney and anderson in the semi's

7mountpleasant · 04-06-2009 8:37pm

Anyone know where I can get the scores for this, or does anyone know who won between latham and boulton? Match was tonight and i can't find the scores anywhere?

Kingp35 · 04-06-2009 8:39pm

Mick McGowan just beaten 6-3 by John Part. He played well enough but a few sloppy shots cost him. John McGowan got through, I didn't catch Dolans score.

Big shock so far is Mason losing to an unknown player in Round 1. Anastasia hammered 6-2 in Round 1 as well. No other major shocks, maybe Joe Cullen losing to Justin Pipe as big things expected of Cullen.

Mardle against Les Fitton on now then the biggest match of the night, Nicholson against Anderson.

Jay.cymru · 04-06-2009 9:39pm

is it online?? dodgy box has gone :mad::mad::mad:

Kingp35 · 04-06-2009 10:25pm

Jay.cymru wrote: »

is it online?? dodgy box has gone :mad::mad::mad:

Sorry mate only saw this now.

Yeah it's always online, just use this link for tomorrow
http://www.justin.tv/uggla

Great win for Nicholson, he played some great darts and deserved it but I'm disappointed Anderson didn't get through. Really wanted him to do well this weekend.

Double Top · 04-06-2009 10:31pm

anderson let me down, think he should change his nickname to nightmare boy:D:D:D

Declan30 · 04-06-2009 10:32pm

Well my Ten euros didnt last long. With Nicoholson Beating Anderson.

It was a Great game of Darts though and the 132 Finish was brilliant.

He could go far in the Tournament.

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