Jamai Van den Herik, Ryan Hogarth and Jack Main were amongst the final first round winners on Wednesday, as Day Four of the 2026 ADC Global Championship took place, with the International Tournament continuing at the Modus Live Lounge.
Van den Herik, who recently secured a place at the 2026/27 PDC World Darts Championship, headlined the eight winners in the Evening Session with the Dutchman defeating Sean Stessens 5-2 to progress through to Round Two. The other winners on Wednesday Night included Brian Dawson, Kevin Edwards, Michael de Meyer, Dan Nicholls, John Power, Joe Quiney and Shane Ryan.
In the Afternoon Session, Scotland’s Ryan Hogarth headlined the eight winners as he defeated Gemma Hayter 5-2 to book a place in Round Two. Former PDC Tour Card Holder Jack Main was also victorious, with the other winners including Angelo Balsamo, Jeffrey Bastings, Dean Gallagher, Neil Meneer, Niek Tuik and Rudie Van Staden.
The 2026 ADC Global Championship continues on Thursday with a further double session taking place and Round Two commencing, as the likes of Brian Raman, Jack Drayton and Chas Barstow return to the Live Lounge. Play will begin in the Afternoon Session at 12:30 GMT with the Evening Session commencing at 19:00 GMT. All the action will be streamed live on the MODUS YouTube channel, Pluto TV or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide.
2026 ADC Global Championship, Day Four Afternoon Session – Wednesday 4th November
Rudie Van Staden 5-1 Alan Richards
Neil Meneer 5-4 Neven Resetar
Dean Gallagher 5-4 Rowdy Schoremans
Angelo Balsamo 5-2 Giovanni Matthee
Jack Main 5-3 Steve de Buck
Niek Tuik 5-3 Lindsay Haji Ali
Jeffrey Bastings 5-4 Anthony Brown
Ryan Hogarth 5-2 Gemma Hayter
Evening Session
Brian Dawson 5-3 Andy Steed
Michael de Meyer 5-3 Sybren Gijbels
Shane Ryan 5-0 Darren Johnson
Kevin Edwards 5-2 Johnny Haines
Dan Nicholls 5-2 Declan Bailey
John Power 5-4 Jamie Owens
Jamai Van den Herik 5-2 Sean Stessens
Joe Quiney 5-0 Kevin Leadenham
The 2026 ADC Global Championship introduces a completely new format. Previously, the event was staged in group stages before leading to a knockout stage from the Quarter Finals onwards.
Now in 2026, the Global Championship consists of a 128-player field with a straight knockout from Round One. The event will be staged across seven days and all roads to the final on Sunday 8 November in which the Champion will pick up £20,000 in prize money.
