One week left, one spot left. The MODUS Super Series reaches Week 12 on Monday, and whoever comes through Saturday night’s darts finale will claim the last place in the Champions Week lineup, plus the £5,000 weekly top prize.
It’s also one of the strongest fields of the series, with weekly winners, ranking-title holders and a World Championship debutant among the dozen.
Group A
Group A opens proceedings and as always, the winner goes straight to Saturday’s finals night.
Archie Self knows this stage well. He lost the Week 12 final in the 2025 series to Dean Finn, then came back to win a weekly title in May and reach Champions Week in July. A second shot at the 12th spot would be a nice piece of symmetry.
Grant Sampson brings World Championship pedigree. The Cape Town player qualified for the 2023 PDC World Championship through the African qualifier, then won his opening match 3-1 against Keane Barry.
Graham Usher arrives in brilliant form. He lifted the British Open title in Bridlington last month, coming back from 3-1 down against Harrison Leigh to win 6-4 with an 11-darter, just hours after losing the British Classic final to Harry Lane. He’s also a former MODUS weekly winner, taking Week 8 of Series 11 in July 2025.
Jack Aldridge is one of the week’s biggest threats. The Tipton thrower won Week 10 of the previous series in July with a 4-1 win over debutant Kaya Baysal, then reached the Saturday Champions group where he beat eventual champion Derek Coulson 4-3.
Ricardo Ulrich and Stuart Dutton complete the group. Dutton won the men’s title at the England Selsey Open at Seal Bay Resort in June beating Robbie Martin 5-3 in the final. He also topped his group at last December’s ADC Global Championship at the Live Lounge.
Groups B and C
If Group A is a bit of a heavyweight bout, Groups B and C won’t be pushovers either.
Group B pairs Nathan Potter, who swept all five Group A matches on day one of Week 8 of last series on his way to the weekly title, with Tommy Lishman, who hit a nine-darter at the Live Lounge in 2024 and has since won a PDC Challenge Tour title.
In the middle is Graham Hall, who won the ADC Winmau Championship for a second year running two weeks ago, beating Jack Main 6-3 in the final at the very same MODUS Live Lounge.
Group C follows a similar pattern. Headlining it is Joe Hunt, who following his success on the Challenge Tour has secured himself a tour card for next year, as well as a debut at the PDC World Championship.
Robbie Martin comes in off the back of a weekend where he reached the final of the England Classic, running into a 110 average from Chas Barstow. Group C also features David O’Hara, the most inexperienced of the lineup, though the Northern Irishman comes in with valuable experience on the ADC Vault circuit.
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