‘The ADC Global Championship format has been designed to reward consistency, elite-level performance and the ability to handle pressure across multiple stages of competition. Each phase places a different demand on the players, ensuring that the eventual champion is someone who has proven themselves across a variety of match conditions.’ 

The International Tournament will be split across three separate stages. Stage One will take place across eight days between December 1^st to December 8^th 2025 with 56 players competing in eight groups of seven which would see the top four players in each group progress to Stage Two. 

Stage Two will commence on December 9^th 2025 and will run through to December 12^th and will consist of 32 players competing in eight groups of four with the table topper in each group progressing through to Finals Day, that will take place on Sunday 4^th January 2026.  

Group One of Stage One saw Johnny Haines top the group overall, after winning all six of his matches, as he recorded victories against Xanti Van den Bergh, Roland Lenngren, Callum Goffin, Wes Newton, John Power and Timothy Verbrugghe, to end on a maximum 12 points from a possible 12 overall.  

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Elsewhere, Timothy Verbrugghe, Callum Goffin and Wes Newton also progressed through to Stage Two, after the trio finished 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th respectively overall, with Verbrugghe ending on 8 points, whilst Goffin and Newton ending on 6 points each. John Power, Xanti Van den Bergh and Roland Lenngren missed out after finishing 5^th, 6^th and 7^th overall, with Power and Van den Bergh ending on 4 points each and Lenngren on 2 points.  

The ADC Global Championship continues on Tuesday with Group Two taking place which will see a further four players secure their spots into Stage Two. The field will include the likes of Tom Sykes, John O’Shea and Gary Stone. 

Play will be streamed on Pluto TV with highlights and other coverage on the MODUS Super Series YouTube channel. 

2025 ADC Global Championship 

Monday 1^st December 

Stage One (Group One)

Callum Goffin 4-1 Roland Lenngren  

John Power 4-2 Timothy Verbrugghe 

Johnny Haines 4-2 Xanti Van den Bergh 

Wes Newton 4-2 Roland Lenngren  

Xanti Van den Bergh 4-1 John Power 

Timothy Verbrugghe 4-2 Callum Goffin  

Johnny Haines 4-1 Roland Lenngren  

Timothy Verbrugghe 4-3 Wes Newton 

Callum Goffin 4-0 Xanti Van den Bergh  

Wes Newton 4-2 John Power 

Timothy Verbrugghe 4-0 Roland Lenngren 

Johnny Haines 4-2 Callum Goffin  

Roland Lenngren 4-2 Xanti Van den Bergh 

Johnny Haines 4-3 Wes Newton 

Callum Goffin 4-2 John Power 

Timothy Verbrugghe 4-0 Xanti Van den Bergh 

Johnny Haines 4-0 John Power 

Wes Newton 4-3 Callum Goffin  

John Power 4-3 Roland Lenngren  

Johnny Haines 4-1 Timothy Verbrugghe 

Xanti Van den Bergh 4-3 Wes Newton 

——ENDS—–

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Yes, this is a darts tournament, not a Formula One Grand Prix – but let’s stay in the fast lane anyway, because a few racing metaphors never hurt anyone.

The action revs up from today (Monday 1 December) with the opening rounds from Group 1 beginning at 9:30 a.m. Tomorrow Tuesday 2 December, Group 2 takes centre stage. Spot the pattern? Exactly. Whether by genius or pure coincidence, the groups run in perfect numerical order – as easy to follow as the days on your advent calendar.

For fans who refuse to miss a single dart, Pluto TV has you covered. Every tungsten missile thrown in the MODUS Live Lounge will be broadcast live from the first morning to the final checkout. Whether it’s a smooth 180 or an unlucky bounce-out, you’ll see it all in glorious detail.

The championship begins with eight groups of seven players, each battling for a top-four finish to move on. That whittles the field down to 32 contenders who’ll be reshuffled into new groups – or, if you prefer the metaphor, the grid tightens and the lap times get quicker.

Stage Two fires up on Tuesday 9 December at 1 p.m., when the new Group 1 hits the oche. Later that evening, at 7:30 p.m., another group takes to the stage – a slightly later start and a much nicer lie-in for that quartet. Only the group winner survives; the rest are waved off with a polite ‘Merry Christmas, and thanks for playing.’

That pattern continues over the next three days, and by Friday 12 December, we’ll have our eight quarter-finalists – all of whom will enjoy their turkey dinner knowing they’re still very much in the race.

After a short festive pit-stop to refuel and recalibrate, those eight return to the MODUS Live Lounge for the final lap. The knockout stages begin at 1 p.m. on Sunday 4 January, with all four quarter-finals played back-to-back before the field narrows again for the semi-finals.

And then, around 4 p.m., the chequered flag drops. One player will cross the line as ADC Global Champion, pocketing a £60,000 winner’s cheque and the right to say they conquered the toughest race in darts.

So buckle up – the engines are warmed, the oche is ready, and the final lap of the season promises fireworks, 180s, and maybe even a few pit-lane celebrations.

—–ENDS—–

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Eight groups. Seven players each. All dreaming of eternal glory, or at least a nice social media post holding a trophy – just like Big Dev Petersen was with this particular beauty last time out.

Now, these aren’t yet the household darting megastars like Littler, Humphries, or Van Gerwen. But don’t let that fool you – this lot can play. And there are some stars from yesterday which will appear throughout this series I am bringing you.

So, let’s meet the group one arrow-smiths:

Roland Lenngren (SWE)

With Finnish flinger, Petri Rasmus* opting instead to perform at Lakeside, Lenngren grabbed his opportunity for a trip to Portsmouth with open arms. Approaching 60-years old, the Swede is quite the veteran but that also constitutes experience. However, it’s his figures which are going to be his stumbling block and regularly chalking up 65-75 averages won’t cutt much ice.

Callum Goffin (WAL)

A Welsh plasterer who’s handy with tungsten… sound familiar? I am sure we’ve had one of those before. This one however has flown the nest and is now based in Morecambe, sharing the postcode with Chizzy and Tyson Fury.

Goffin, 29, plays under Mission Darts and has a WDF title to his name: the Torremolinos Classic. I’ve no idea where that’s held, but I’ll bet the post-match analysis is poolside. He’s got talent too – fired a nine-darter against Jelle Klaasen at a Players Championship last year. If he can bottle that kind of form, he could quietly make some noise here.

Mladen Radosavljevic (SER)

You don’t need Google Translate to know this lad’s Serbian. Nicknamed Djomla, which probably means something cool in his native tongue (or possibly just “throws darts well”). The 29-year-old Bulls player has a career-high major average just north of 75, so he’s not exactly keeping top ‘seeds’ up at night. Still, darts can be gloriously unpredictable – it wouldn’t be the first time a sportsman from Belgrade has taken the world by storm – ain’t that right Novak?

Timothy Verbrugghe (BEL)

At 33, Timothy is young-ish in darting terms – still plenty of time to hit his stride. As for silverware, not much to report yet, but in a format like this, one purple patch can turn into a passport to the knockouts. Maybe not where the wise money goes if looking for a winner but Belgium has decent darting pedigree as you are about to discover.

Not much more I can tell you apart from, if you’re his mate, then get shopping for an anniversary gift – together with his wife July, they will be celebrating ten years of marriage in February.

Xanti Van den Bergh (BEL)

Now here’s a Van den Bergh you may have heard of – just not that one. Xanti, 21, is the third of four darting sons of former Belgian international Chris Van den Bergh. His brother Dimitri, of course, has a couple of PDC majors to his name. But fun fact: Xanti’s actually the most recent title winner in the family, having picked up the WDF Swedish Open last summer.

Xanti is young, fearless, and the pedigree’s there. I’d certainly fancy him to come out of this group and have a proper run. Getting better by the week this kid.

Johnny Haines (ENG)

Nicknamed The Punk, Johnny has been around long enough to have his name on a few dartboards – literally. Now 61, he’s been a regular fixture on the circuit for decades, once throwing a nine-darter (like Goffin) against Jelle Klaasen.

He made his one and only Ally Pally appearance about ten years ago but has hit the oche eleven times at the UK Open – most recently in 2024.

A seasoned campaigner who’s seen it all, thrown it all, and probably still has the leather jacket to prove it. A true representative of amateur darts.

Wes Newton (ENG)

And finally, a familiar face – Wes “The Warrior” Newton. Once a top-10 player and Premier League regular, he’s got five Players Championship titles, two televised finals (UK Open and European Championships), and a fanbase that still remembers when Blackpool could boast two darting legends – Ronnie ‘The Rocket’ Baxter famously being the other one.

Now 48 and living in nearby Fleetwood, Wes might not hit the peaks he once did, but underestimate him at your peril. He still hits big scores, still has the swagger, and in this group? He’s the man to beat.

Verdict:Group 1 is a perfect mix of youth, experience, and “how on earth did you get that nickname?”

Expect fireworks, drama, and possibly an upset or two – because if darts has taught us anything, it’s that reputations don’t win matches… doubles do.

*Petri Rasmus (FIN) Originally from Karigasniemi and now living in Aura – if that means anything to you, congratulations, you’re either Finnish or terrifyingly good at European geography. Petri (which, fun fact, is the Finnish version of Peter) works for Posti, which, without stating the obvious should tell you his line of work. At 47, he’s got experience, composure, and had a tough decision – he’s drawn reigning WDF World Champion Shane McGuirk at Lakeside and apparantly, he can’t have both cakes and eat them. Like Jenson Walker, he had to pick between tournaments. Our advice would have been to stick with this one – and not just because plane tickets to England are cheaper than redemption stories.

Players can afford to have an off-day in one or two group games – against the reigning Irish champ on the Lakeside stage, that luxury won’t be there.

—–End—–

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Scott Taylor took the early lead, in Group B, after completing a clean sweep with four wins from four on Thursday Evening, as he recorded victories against Colin Osborne, Mike Warburton, Lewis Gurney and Jamie Hughes, to sit on a maximum 8 points from a possible 8 thus far.  

Elsewhere, Mike Warburton ended the night in 2^nd on 6 points, whilst the remaining three players in Colin Osborne, Lewis Gurney and Jamie Hughes sit 3^rd, 4^th and 5^th respectively on 2 points each. 

Meanwhile, Cromwell, who last appeared at the Super Series back in July last year, made his long-awaited return by taking the early lead in Group C after completing a clean sweep with five wins from five, as he recorded victories against Jack Tweddell, Kent Sivertsen, Lloyd Walker, Bradly Roes and Wes Newton, to sit on a maximum 10 points from a possible 10 thus far.  

Elsewhere, Lloyd Walker ended the day in 2^nd on 8 points, whilst Bradly Roes and Jack Tweddell sit 3^rd and 4^th respectively on 4 points each, with Wes Newton and Kent Sivertsen sit 5^th and 6^th on 2 points each.  

The MODUS Super Series continues on Friday with players continuing to battle out as they aim to join Steven Johnstone in Saturday’s finale, with Cromwell and Taylor taking the early lead thus far.

Group C will commence from 1pm BST and Group B will commence from 10pm BST. Play will be streamed live on the MODUS YouTube channel, Pluto TV or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide. 

Modus Super Series Week Two 

Group C (Day One) Thursday 22^nd May  

Wes Newton 4-0 Kent Sivertsen 

Tom Cromwell 4-1 Jack Tweddell 

Lloyd Walker 4-2 Bradly Roes 

Tom Cromwell 4-1 Kent Sivertsen 

Bradly Roes 4-1 Wes Newton 

Lloyd Walker 4-2 Jack Tweddell  

Kent Sivertsen 4-3 Bradly Roes 

Tom Cromwell 4-0 Lloyd Walker 

Jack Tweddell 4-1 Wes Newton 

Tom Cromwell 4-3 Bradly Roes 

Jack Tweddell 4-1 Kent Sivertsen  

Lloyd Walker 4-0 Wes Newton 

Bradly Roes 4-2 Jack Tweddell  

Tom Cromwell 4-2 Wes Newton 

Lloyd Walker 4-3 Kent Sivertsen 

Group B (Day One) 

Scott Taylor 4-2 Colin Osborne 

Jamie Hughes 4-2 Lewis Gurney 

Scott Taylor 4-2 Mike Warburton 

Lewis Gurney 4-3 Colin Osborne 

Mike Warburton 4-2 Jamie Hughes 

Scott Taylor 4-3 Lewis Gurney 

Colin Osborne 4-2 Jamie Hughes 

Mike Warburton 4-1 Lewis Gurney 

Scott Taylor 4-0 Jamie Hughes 

Mike Warburton 4-1 Colin Osborne 

—–ENDS—–

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Johnstone, who entered Wednesday’s play on 16 points from the opening two days of Group A, topped the group overall after winning four matches from five, as he recorded victories against Jack Tweddell, Colin Osborne, Bradly Roes and Kent Sivertsen, with his only defeat coming against Jamie Hughes, to end on 24 points from a possible 30 overall.  

Elsewhere, Jamie Hughes and Colin Osborne will both compete in Group B, after the pair finished 2^nd and 3^rd respectively overall, with Hughes ending on 22 points and Osborne on 14 points. The duo will be joined on Thursday and Friday Evening by Scott Taylor, Mike Warburton and Lewis Gurney.  

Bradly Roes, Jack Tweddell and Kent Sivertsen will all compete in Group C, after finishing 4^th, 5^th and 6^th respectively overall, with Roes ending on 14 points, Tweddell on 12 points and Sivertsen on 4 points. The trio will be joined on Thursday and Friday Afternoon by Wes Newton, Tom Cromwell and Lloyd Walker.  

The Modus Super Series continues on Thursday with Group C commencing from 1pm BST and Group B commencing from 10pm BST. Play will be streamed live on the Modus YouTube channel, Pluto TV or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide. 

Modus Super Series Week Two 

Group A (Day Three) Wednesday 21^st May  

Steven Johnstone 4-2 Jack Tweddell  

Bradly Roes 4-1 Jamie Hughes 

Colin Osborne 4-1 Kent Sivertsen  

Jamie Hughes 4-0 Steven Johnstone 

Jack Tweddell 4-0 Colin Osborne 

Bradly Roes 4-1 Kent Sivertsen 

Steven Johnstone 4-3 Colin Osborne 

Jamie Hughes 4-3 Kent Sivertsen  

Bradly Roes 4-0 Jack Tweddell 

Colin Osborne 4-0 Jamie Hughes 

Steven Johnstone 4-3 Bradly Roes 

Jack Tweddell 4-1 Kent Sivertsen  

Bradly Roes 4-1 Colin Osborne 

Jack Tweddell 4-3 Jamie Hughes 

Steven Johnstone 4-3 Kent Sivertsen 

—–ENDS—–

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Beaton, who entered Wednesday’s play on 14 points from the opening two days of Group A, topped the group overall, after winning four matches from five, as he recorded victories against Robert Thornton, Richie Howson, Neil Duff and Richie Burnett, with his only defeat coming against Devon Petersen, to end on 22 points from a possible 30 overall.  

Elsewhere, Neil Duff and Richie Burnett will both compete in Group B, after the pair finished 2^nd and 3^rd respectively overall on 18 points each. The duo will be joined on Thursday and Friday Evening by Darryl Fitton, Chris Mason and Conan Whitehead.  

Richie Howson, Devon Petersen and Robert Thornton will all compete in Group C, after finishing 4^th, 5^th and 6^th respectively overall, with Howson ending on 16 points, Petersen on 14 points and Thornton on 2 points. The trio will be joined on Thursday and Friday Afternoon by Martin Adams, Wes Newton and Trina Gulliver.  

The Modus Super Series continues on Thursday with Group C commencing from 1pm GMT and Group B commencing from 10pm GMT. Play will be streamed live on the Modus YouTube channel, Pluto TV or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide. 

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Wednesday 15^th January  

Group A (Day Three)

Steve Beaton 4-2 Robert Thornton 

Devon Petersen 4-3 Neil Duff 

Richie Burnett 4-3 Richie Howson 

Devon Petersen 4-3 Robert Thornton 

Steve Beaton 4-2 Richie Howson 

Neil Duff 4-0 Richie Burnett 

Richie Howson 4-3 Robert Thornton 

Richie Burnett 4-2 Devon Petersen 

Steve Beaton 4-1 Neil Duff 

Richie Howson 4-0 Devon Petersen 

Neil Duff 4-1 Robert Thornton 

Steve Beaton 4-2 Richie Burnett 

Neil Duff 4-3 Richie Howson 

Devon Petersen 4-2 Steve Beaton 

Richie Burnett 4-1 Robert Thornton 

—–ENDS—–

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The Englishman has claimed 4 Round Robin successes since the introduction of the 7-week qualifying phase, winning on Sunday at the Kempston Con Club in his most recent Round Robin success. 

The Burger Boy included a first 9 dart average of 106.11 in a 3-0 Semi Final victory over Rob Woods, before claiming the tournament against Russel Albon in a last leg decider in Kempston. 

Burgoine leads the East of England region by 26 points ahead of Darren Youngs in 2^nd, with this the penultimate week before the 32 highest ranked players in each region return for Finals Day. 

Michael has always been a threat in the Vault format as he continues in his attempts to qualify for the MODUS Super Series, with his form in previous Vault’s suggesting that his chance will eventually come through the ADC. 

Former PDC Tour Card holders Stuart Kellet and Wes Newton are the top 2 players in the Northwest region, with KO already benefitting fully from the opportunities in the Vault Round Robin structure as he awaits his chance at the Live Lounge. 

Stuart leads by 16 points ahead of The Warrior in the overall rankings, winning 5 competitions so far all at the Castle Sports and Social Club in Horwich. 

William McKendry has a 56-point lead at the top of the Northern Ireland region ahead of WDF Number 11 Seed Barry Copeland in 2^nd, winning 5 competitions so far. 

Hedgie’s most recent win came at the New Coach Bar in Ballymena, beating Justin Cushenan 3-2 in the Final. William also threw a first nine dart average of 100.67 in his 3-0 Semi Final victory over Adam Black last Wednesday. 

Davie Kirwan and Scott Winder who have both appeared at the MODUS Super Series before, are looking comfortable in Scotland with regards a place at Finals Day, with Davie leading the region with 276 points ahead of Scott in 2^nd by 35 points. 

The Claymore has picked up a whopping 7 Round Robin titles in a fantastic campaign, claiming one of his tournament successes after averaging 90.65 in beating Brandon Clark 3-1 in the Final at the Airdre Working Men’s Club. 

Kirwan appeared at the Lakeside World Championships as well as the Red Dragon Champion of Champions last year, whilst claiming a silver medal with Scotland at the 2023 WDF World Cup in Denmark in the pairs event, with partner Danny Trueman. 

The Scotsman has continued in the same reign of form in 2024 and looks all but set to return for Finals Day, and an opportunity at trying to secure a place at the MODUS Super Series once again. 

Elsewhere, Dan Nicholls leads by 76 points at the top of the Midlands region whilst Geoff Heath remains the player to catch at the top of the Southeast and London rankings, with 2 weeks now left to play in the 7-week league phase section of the Vault 6.0. 

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Away from the Vault and Marty Moreland claimed £700 and 128 points for his ADC Ranking at the Ballymore Inn, winning the Area 9 Classic In Memory Of Sam Mein. 

The Northern Irishman hit 2 180s in a 7-3 victory over former WDF World Champion Neil Duff, including a 116 checkout to break throw with a 15 darter. 

The event included 90 competing players with Moreland starting his campaign in the First Round, as many others started at the Last 64 stage. 

Sam Hamilton and Daniel Astbury won the Red Dragon Doubles Cup Midlands Qualifier at the Cue and Brew Sports Bar in Kidderminster. The pair defeated Kieron Bridgwater and Gavin Smith 4-2 in the Final, hitting an 85 checkout to break throw for the 6^th and final leg. 

Connor Jeffreys and Jonathan Kavanagh also added 32 points to their ADC Rankings with wins at competitions in Morecambe and Chorlton on Saturday. 

Jeffreys finished second in his group stage of The York in Morecambe March GSoD, with his only defeat coming against Robin Towler who averaged 87.13 in a 4-0 win. 

The pair met once more in the Final, with Connor this time claiming a 4-2 victory including breaks of throw in legs 4 and 6.

Jonathan prevailed in the Riley’s Chorlton March GSoD, beating Josh Howarth in a last leg decider in the Final (4-3). Kavanagh included 2 averages of 92.02 in whitewash wins over Alan Wands and Joseph Heywood in the group stage, before hitting a first 9 score of 100.29 in his 4-3 Semi Final win over ADC Number 6 Simon Preston. 

The Wigan born player enjoyed a fantastic afternoon in Chorlton, winning all 8 of his matches on Saturday in a perfect campaign.  

The Winmau Championship Tours are fast approaching in Middlesborough, where the top 8 from all 16 Events will qualify for Finals Day at the MODUS Super Series with £2000 will on offer to the winner. Each competition guarantees the Champion £1000 with the first 4 tournaments at the end of the month sold out for entries. 

ADC Rankings: 

1. Adam Mould: 1578pts 
2. Tony Wood: 790pts
3. David Evans: 788pts 
4. Jordan Matthews: 740pts
5. Chris Wickenden: 692pts
6. Simon Preston: 686pts
7. Tom Cromwell: 633pts
8. Carl Wilkinson: 602pts

—–ENDS—–

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Dudbridge, who entered Wednesday’s play on 14 points from the opening two days of Group A, won three matches from five for the 2^nd day in a row, as he recorded victories over Chris Mason, Gary Robson and John Walton, with defeats coming against Wes Newton and Tony O’Shea, to end on 20 points from a possible 30. 

Elsewhere, Tony O’Shea will compete in Group B, despite also ending on 20 points overall and topping the daily table, but finished behind Dudbridge on leg difference, and will be joined by Wes Newton, who finished 3rd overall on 18 points. The duo will be joined by Andy Jenkins, Richie Howson, and Paul Nicholson. 

Chris Mason, Gary Robson, and John Walton will compete in Group C, after the trio finished 4^th, 5^th and 6^th respectively, with Mason ending on 16 points, Robson on 12 points and Walton on 4 points. The trio will be joined by Alan Norris, Barrie Bates and Mark Layton.

Modus Super Series continues on Thursday with Group C commencing from 9:30 am GMT and Group B commencing from 10pm GMT. Play will be streamed live on Online Darts TV YouTube channel or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide.

Modus Super Series Week 12

Group A Day 3- Wednesday 12^th October

Wes Newton 4-1 Gary Robson

Tony O’Shea 4-2 John Walton

Mark Dudbridge 4-2 Chris Mason

Wes Newton 4-3 John Walton

Mark Dudbridge 4-3 Gary Robson

Tony O’Shea 4-3 Chris Mason

Wes Newton 4-3 Mark Dudbridge

Chris Mason 4-0 John Walton

Tony O’Shea 4-2 Gary Robson

Mark Dudbridge 4-2 John Walton

Tony O’Shea 4-2 Wes Newton

Gary Robson 4-2 Chris Mason

Tony O’Shea 4-2 Mark Dudbridge

Gary Robson 4-0 John Walton

Chris Mason 4-1 Wes Newton

—–ENDS—–

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Dudbridge, who entered Tuesday’s play on 8 points from Day 1, won just three matches from five, to remain top of Group A heading into the final day, as he recorded victories over Wes Newton, Gary Robson and John Walton, with defeats coming against Tony O’Shea and Chris Mason, to sit on 14 points from a possible 20.

Elsewhere, daily table winner Chris Mason and Wes Newton sit 2nd and 3rd respectively overall on 12 points each, with Tony O’Shea sitting 4th on 10 points, Gary Robson 5th on 8 points and John Walton bottom on 4 points.

The Modus Super Series continues on Wednesday with the six players returning on the final day of Group A, hoping to boost their chances of securing a place in Saturday’s Finale, with Dudbridge leading the way thus far.

Players who finish in places 2-6 will be split into two groups in Thursday and Friday’s play with Afternoon and Evening sessions taking place on both days, as well as new players entering the fray. Play will begin at 9:30am GMT on Wednesday and will be streamed live on Online Darts TV YouTube channel or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide.

Modus Super Series Week 12
Group A Day 2- Tuesday 11th October
Tony O’Shea 4-1 Mark Dudbridge
Gary Robson 4-1 John Walton
Wes Newton 4-3 Chris Mason
John Walton 4-3 Tony O’Shea
Mark Dudbridge 4-3 Wes Newton
Chris Mason 4-0 Gary Robson
Wes Newton 4-1 John Walton
Gary Robson 4-2 Tony O’Shea
Chris Mason 4-3 Mark Dudbridge
Tony O’Shea 4-0 Wes Newton
Chris Mason 4-1 John Walton
Mark Dudbridge 4-0 Gary Robson
Chris Mason 4-1 Tony O’Shea
Wes Newton 4-3 Gary Blades
Mark Dudbridge 4-0 John Walton

—–ENDS—–

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The Former World Championship Finalist, Dudbridge, made his return to the Super Series by taking the early lead in Group A, as he recorded victories over John Walton, Chris Mason, Wes Newton, and Tony O’Shea, with his only defeat coming against Gary Robson. 

Elsewhere, Wes Newton and Tony O’Shea both ended the day 2^nd and 3^rd respectively on 6 points each, whilst Chris Mason and Gary Robson sit 4^th and 5^th on 4 points each, as John Walton sits bottom on 2 points. 

The Modus Super Series continues on Tuesday with the six players returning, hoping to boost their chances of securing a place in Saturday’s Finale, with Dudbridge leading the way thus far. Play will begin at 9:30 am GMT and will be streamed live on the Online Darts TV YouTube channel or via various bookmaker’ websites worldwide.

Modus Super Series Week 12

Group A Day 1- Monday 10^th October

Mark Dudbridge 4-2 John Walton 

Gary Robson 4-3 Wes Newton

Tony O’Shea 4-2 Chris Mason 

Gary Robson 4-2 Mark Dudbridge 

Chris Mason 4-0 John Walton

Wes Newton 4-1 John O’Shea

Mark Dudbridge 4-2 Chris Mason 

Tony O’Shea 4-0 Gary Robson 

Wes Newton 4-0 John Walton

Chris Mason 4-0 Gary Robson 

Mark Dudbridge 4-3 Wes Newton 

Tony O’Shea 4-3 John Walton

Wes Newton 4-3 Chris Mason 

Mark Dudbridge 4-1 Tony O’Shea

John Walton 4-1 Gary Robson

—–ENDS—-

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