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PDC World Championship 2014

KevIRL

Its almost that time of the year again, the official start to Christmas is less than 3 weeks away and the big kick off to the 2014 PDC World Championship. All but 2 of the places have been decided and the list of qualifiers are below, the final 2 places will be determined at tomorrows PDPA qualifier, with the winner going into the first round proper and the runner up going into the preliminary round

Qualifiers to date

Ladbrokes World Darts Championship Field
PDC Top 32
1 Phil Taylor (England)
2 Michael van Gerwen (Netherlands)
3 Adrian Lewis (England)
4 Simon Whitlock (Australia)
5 Andy Hamilton (England)
6 James Wade (England)
7 Dave Chisnall (England)
8 Wes Newton (England)
9 Robert Thornton (Scotland)
10 Raymond van Barneveld (Netherlands)
11 Justin Pipe (England)
12 Kim Huybrechts (Belgium)
13 Kevin Painter (England)
14 Mervyn King (England)
15 Brendan Dolan (Northern Ireland)
16 Peter Wright (Scotland)
17 Terry Jenkins (England)
18 Gary Anderson (Scotland)
19 Ronnie Baxter (England)
20 Paul Nicholson (Australia)
21 Ian White (England)
22 Steve Beaton (England)
23 Jamie Caven (England)
24 Colin Lloyd (England)
25 John Part (Canada)
26 Mark Webster (Wales)
27 Andy Smith (England)
28 Richie Burnett (Wales)
29 Mark Walsh (England)
30 Vincent van der Voort (Netherlands)
31 Wayne Jones (England)
32 Michael Smith (England)

ProTour Order of Merit Qualifiers
1 Stuart Kellett (England)
2 Jelle Klaasen (Netherlands)
3 Jamie Lewis (Wales)
4 Darren Webster (England)
5 Ronny Huybrechts (Belgium)
6 Joe Cullen (England)
7 Arron Monk (England)
8 Mensur Suljovic (Austria)
9 John Henderson (Scotland)
10 Dennis Smith (England)
11 Ricky Evans (England)
12 Kevin McDine (England)
13 Dean Winstanley (England)
14 Ross Smith (England)
15 Mark Dudbridge (England)
16 Steve Brown (England)

European Order of Merit Qualifiers
1 Max Hopp (Germany)
2 Mareno Michels (Netherlands)
3 Jarkko Komula (Finland)
4 Tomas Seyler (Germany)

Other First Round Qualifiers
Kyle Anderson (Australia) - DPA Australian Grand Prix champion
Beau Anderson (Australia) - DPA Oceanic Masters champion
Darin Young (USA) - PDC North American Order of Merit winner
PDPA Qualifier Winner

Preliminary Round Qualifiers
Colin McGarry (Northern Ireland) - Tom Kirby Memorial Irish Matchplay champion
Devon Petersen (South Africa) - South African Masters champion
Morihiro Hashimoto (Japan) - PDJ Japanese Qualifier winner
Ting Chi Royden Lam (Hong Kong) - Greater China Qualifier winner
Mohammed Latif Sapup (Malaysia) - South-East Asia Qualifier winner
Paul Lim (Singapore) - DARTSLIVE Soft-Tip Rankings Leader
Edward Santos (Philippines) - Philippines Qualifier winner
Gino Vos (Netherlands) - West Europe Qualifier winner
Rob Szabo (New Zealand) - New Zealand National Champion
Andree Welge (Germany) - German Qualifier winner
Zoran Lerchbacher (Austria) - Eastern Europe qualifier
Julio Barbero (Spain) - Iberian Qualifier winner
Per Laursen (Denmark) - SDC Scandinavian Order of Merit winner
Dennis Lindskjold (Denmark) - SDC Play-Off winner
Ben Ward (England) - PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Order of Merit winner
PDPA Qualifier Runner-Up

The preliminary round draw will take place next weekend at the final of the players championship and the first round proper draw will be at 11.30am on Monday 2nd December, the top 32 of the PDC will be seeded for that draw

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Joe10000

Aidric wrote: »

I must be well out of the darts loop, never seen this Wright fella before :pac:

Like his demeanor though, seems like a cool customer.

But looks ridiculous.

briany

Wright has just been lethal on that double 16. It looks a certainty every time he wants it.

donfers

wright is going to crumble like a tower of cards now - sdnakebite has been shellshocked

Clonmel1000

Lads is it a big surprise to see Wright going so well. He was seeded 16 I think at the start of the tournament. What's his form been like all yr

gramar

KevIRL wrote: »

wut? He's consistently on 100 average all game

that's true, whitlock upped his to win his first set. They've both been very consistent with Wright just scoring that bit better and super finishing especially on the 16´s.

Andersonisgod

donfers wrote: »

wright is going to crumble like a tower of cards now - sdnakebite has been shellshocked

Shame his Darts name isn't "Turtle Man" or that would have been quite a decent pun.

Aidric

In all seriousness, does Wright play regularly in the PDC? He is a new name to me.

donfers

the wizard has cast his spell on snakebite, there'll be no more rabbits popping out of his hat - snakebite has been bewitched

mdwexford

briany wrote: »

We can only hope that Wright takes at least this form into the final, because he will need to. Hope he doesn't do a Hamilton and be annoyingly consistent all the way through, only to deflate in the final and give us a one-sided game.

Hope not, Hamilton was class that year till the final.

donfers wrote: »

wright is going to crumble like a tower of cards now - sdnakebite has been shellshocked

Ehh, no.

Joe10000 wrote: »

But looks ridiculous.

I think he looks deadly.:)

Clonmel1000 wrote: »

Lads is it a big surprise to see Wright going so well. He was seeded 16 I think at the start of the tournament. What's his form been like all yr

Hes been improving rapidly over the last 18 months or so.

Wasnt expecting this level but he was a lively outsider.

gugsy

Aidric wrote: »

In all seriousness, does Wright play regularly in the PDC? He is a new name to me.

He has been around since 2008 here are his best preformances

World Ch'ship Semi-finals: 2014 (so far)
World Matchplay Last 16: 2013
World Grand Prix Last 32: 2011, 2013
Grand Slam Group stages: 2013
Desert Classic Last 32: 2009
European Ch'ship Quarter-finals: 2011
UK Open Semi-finals: 2013
US Open/WSoD Last 64: 2009, 2010
Players Ch'ship Finals Quarter-finals: 2012

KevIRL

Brilliant from Snakebite there conducting the crowd

barone

that was awesome from snakebite

gramar

well deserved...got nervous on his own throw but pulled it back and if he can reproduce the same form as he has all tournament it will take really good darts to beat him.

barone

jesus sky,straight into mvg v lewis ..give wright some credit time at least

donfers

now the real final can begin

Will I Amnt

Most consistent performer of the tournament. Full deserving of a place in the final. Best of luck to him. He's going to need a bit.

briany

barone wrote: »

jesus sky,straight into mvg v lewis ..give wright some credit time at least

SKY's trademark is overhyping sporting events to comical levels. Going straight to MvG/Lewis is only them staying true to form.

tayto lover

Wright just choked the life out of Whitlock there.
Never allowed him back into the game at all once he got ahead.
Great darts.

donfers

come on jackpot, cash your chips against the dutch cueball

KevIRL

Brilliant stuff from Wright. Delighted with that for a few reasons

donfers

wright can barely string a sentence together, looks like he is happy enough just to be in the final, wouldn't be a good role model for darts if he won either as he is not exactly a wordsmith and it's important that darts targets a more literate upmarket and articulate audience in order to grow

barone

donfers wrote: »

wright can barely string a sentence together, looks like he is happy enough just to be in the final, wouldn't be a good role model for darts if he won either as he is not exactly a wordsmith and it's important that darts targets a more literate upmarket and articulate audience in order to grow

:eek:

_Kaiser_

donfers wrote: »

wright can barely string a sentence together, looks like he is happy enough just to be in the final, wouldn't be a good role model for darts if he won either as he is not exactly a wordsmith and it's important that darts targets a more literate upmarket and articulate audience in order to grow

Jaysus.. Way to kill the guy's buzz after a fantastic performance. Glad you weren't interviewing him! :eek:

The_Kew_Tour

Hoping Lewis wins

Andersonisgod

donfers wrote: »

wright can barely string a sentence together, looks like he is happy enough just to be in the final, wouldn't be a good role model for darts if he won either as he is not exactly a wordsmith and it's important that darts targets a more literate upmarket and articulate audience in order to grow

I agree, he's a B+ player, him being the face of darts wouldn't be best for business.

This was a parody post and not meant to be taken seriously

Inquitus

I like MVG, would like to see him take on Wright in the final.

Inquitus

donfers wrote: »

wright can barely string a sentence together, looks like he is happy enough just to be in the final, wouldn't be a good role model for darts if he won either as he is not exactly a wordsmith and it's important that darts targets a more literate upmarket and articulate audience in order to grow

Anyone's a better role model for darts than Taylor, so consider it a step in the Wright direction.

king Henry 14

MVG to win 6-4.

sc86

donfers wrote: »

wright can barely string a sentence together, looks like he is happy enough just to be in the final, wouldn't be a good role model for darts if he won either as he is not exactly a wordsmith and it's important that darts targets a more literate upmarket and articulate audience in order to grow

he looks nervous on tv, he is new to all this, just a normal joe soap
would you prefer taylor talking out his arse

i dont think anybody will turn of the darts because a certain player didnt study law

buster180

Peter Wright playing in the 1995 Embassy...

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