Darts

BDO World Ladies champion Lisa Ashton dumped out 2-0 by Japanese star Mikuru Suzuki in the first round.

(01-01-2019 23:39 )Tractor boy Wrote:  The world championships for the Darts players who aren't good enough for the PDC begins this Saturday on Quest.

And would that be the BDO i think i have heard of it somewhere not sure tho

(02-01-2019 08:55 )Doddle Wrote:  Well done to Mighty Mike

Yeah he done it again he wasn't at his best in my opinion not just in this tournament but all year round but he is 3 Time World Champion and won the other big majors Premier League and World Grand Prix so that shows just how good he is even when he is not at his best but if the other players took there chances and Anderson played well i don't think MVG would of been World Champion.

Deta Hedman has hed-ded out as well.

Fallon Sherrock produced a terrific performance in beating Corrine Hammond 2-0.
On such form she could be a contender again for sure.

Seems odd to see Adams & O'Shea as pundits (of a sort). Is Bobby George too ill/rich/abroad? I saw O'Shea's name in the draw... it's odd seeing some names (eg Ross Montgomery) who seem to be perennials but never enough to do well.

What Colin Mason is supposed to contribute, I do not know. I thought he was more PDC.

EDIT - Chris Mason. Thinking of Ross Montgomery led me to Colin Monk, and the many BDO names of yore.

Durrant through to round two with a simple 3-0 win over Mark McGrath.

How quick a thrower is Chris Landman btw?
It's like watching Formula 1 darts .
The Tony Drago of darts .

Another World Championship another failure from those perennial losers Ross Montgomery and Gary Robson. Playing on front of 17 people - they can play. Give them an actual audience - they wilt like an old man's bell end in a swimming pool.

Can't see anyone beyond Durrant or Mitchell winning. Easily the best two players in it.

Sounds like Durrant would finally head off to the PDC if he wins his third straight title.

Yeah, I saw that Montgomery has made at least the 1st round for the last 11 years, but no-one would expect him to stand a serious chance.

Number one seed and last years runner up Mark McGeeney beaten 4-0 by a fine Conan Whitehead performance.