MODUS Super Series darts returns to the Live Lounge in Portsmouth for Week Seven of Series 15, with twelve players chasing a place on Saturday’s Finals Night and beyond that, a berth in Champions Week.
It’s a line up with genuine international range, from Queen of the Palace, to a Dutchman with three PDC ranking titles to his name, to a former Seniors World Championship finalist, to representatives of Greece and Hong Kong looking to make their mark on the Live Lounge stage.
Group A brings the heaviest name recognition of the week. Benito van de Pas, the Dutchman once tipped as one of the brightest prospects to come out of the Netherlands, holds a PDC Tour Card no longer but is chasing a return to form that once carried him to three Players Championship titles and back-to-back Grand Prix quarter-finals.
“Big Ben” has been open about wanting a tenth World Championship appearance before he turns 40, and MODUS gives him the kind of competitive practice needed to work toward it.
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He’s joined by Panagiotis Chrysospathis, the Greek thrower who has been making steady progress through the ADC Global Championship pathway this year, and whose presence continues the Super Series’ habit of bringing players from outside the usual international circuits.
Kai Fan Leung adds a further international flavour. The Hong Kong star, now based in Liverpool, has represented his country at multiple World Cups of Darts and held a brief PDC Tour Card spell in 2020-21.
Richie Howson, David Evans and Henry Cooper round out the group, and with three MODUS titles between that trio, this group looks set to throw up the difficult task of qualifying for Saturday night.
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Group B is headlined by Fallon Sherrock. “The Queen of the Palace” needs no introduction to anyone who has followed darts since her breakthrough run, and she returns to Portsmouth without a Tour Card after missing out at Q-School earlier this year.
Sherrock has spoken about the MODUS platform as part of her rebuilding process through 2026, alongside appearances on the PDC Women’s Series.
She’s up against Keegan Brown, the 2014 PDC World Youth Champion and former Tour Card holder for over a decade won a Super Series weekly title back in Series 12 and made it to the ‘Double Trouble’ final last month. Steve Green completes the trio in Group B.
Group C is possibly the most intriguing and possibly unpredictable group of the three on paper. A Challenge Tour event winner in Sam Spivey joins Pete Hughes and Ben Flanagan-McClelland to make up the field, with the latter an ADC Vault 17.0 Regional Winner for the Midlands.
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