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Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Clayton wins first Euro Tour title in two years
Jonny Clayton has secured his third European Tour event win with victory over Germany's Niko Springer in the Dutch Darts Championship final. Clayton defeated Springer, who is ranked 93rd in the world, 8-6 and secure his first European Tour event win since winning the Austrian Open two years ago. Earlier in the day Clayton had defeated Ross Smith and Danny Noppert before a 7-5 victory over Luke Humphries. The 50-year-old Welshman had lost to Josh Rock of Northern Ireland in the final of last year's Dutch Darts Championship. "This is a great feeling," said Clayton, who becomes the new world number five following his success in Rosmalen. "I missed out to Josh Rock last year and I've gone one better this year. I've also had a ProTour win in Rosmalen, so this may be my new lucky home! "What a player Niko is. He's got such a big future. He's a great lad with a great attitude, and he shows it on that dartboard. "I came back somehow, and then I managed to get ahead and stay ahead. I'm so pleased to get over the line; it's brilliant."
The Sun
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Dutch Darts Championship 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Humphries through but Van Barneveld and Wright CRASH OUT as MVG WITHDRAWS
DUTCH Darts Championship action is back UNDERWAY on night two - but one of the big hitters has pulled out at the last minute! Home hero Michael van Gerwen took to social media to announce that he will not participate as he has split with wife Daphne. Elsewhere, defending champion Josh Rock starts his title defense with a tough test against Ricardo Pietreckzo and Luke Humphries also begins his campaign in the second round today. Teenage sensation Luke Littler is not in action in the Netherlands as the Nuke has opted to take the weekend off ahead of what promises to be a hectic summer. Follow our live blog below...
The Sun
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Dutch Darts Championship 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Humphries, Wright and Bunting in action TONIGHT as Van Gerwen PULLS OUT
DUTCH Darts Championship action is back UNDERWAY on night two - but one of the big hitters has pulled out at the last minute! Home hero Michael van Gerwen took to social media to announce that he will not participate as he has split with wife Daphne. Elsewhere, defending champion Josh Rock starts his title defense with a tough test against Ricardo Pietreckzo and Luke Humphries also begins his campaign in the second round today. Teenage sensation Luke Littler is not in action in the Netherlands as the Nuke has opted to take the weekend off ahead of what promises to be a hectic summer. Follow our live blog below...
The Sun
24-05-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Dutch Darts Championship 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Action UNDERWAY as Humphries and Van Gerwen play on day 2
DUTCH Darts Championship action is UNDERWAY on day two - and several big hitters kickstart their tournament this evening! Defending champion Josh Rock starts his title defense with a tough test against Ricardo Pietreckzo. Elsehwere, seeded stars Luke Humphries and home favourite Michael van Gerwen also begin their campaigns in the second round today. But teenage sensation Luke Littler is not in action in the Netherlands as the Nuke has opted to take the weekend off ahead of what promises to be a hectic summer. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Follow our live blog below... 23rd May 2025, 11:32 By Laurence Ryan Time for action! It's time to go in the Netherlands, as the Dutch Darts Championship takes place this weekend. Home favourite Michael van Gerwen will look to put the disappointment of missing out on the Premier League Darts finals day behind him. The man who pipped him to the post, Nathan Aspinall, misses the tournament. Teenage sensation Luke Littler also misses the tournament this weekend. The action is LIVE from 12pm BST, and SunSport will have ALL the updates for you to follow!
The Sun
23-05-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Dutch Darts Championship prize money: How much can Luke Humphries and Co in Rosmalen?
THE European Tour continues this weekend, as some of the biggest names in darts head to the Netherlands. The tournament will take place in Rosmalen between Friday, May 23 and Sunday, May 25. 3 3 3 Michael van Gerwen will be on home soil this weekend, and looks to put the disappointment of missing out on the Premier League Darts play-offs behind him. The Green Machine failed to win any of the 16 nights of Premier League Darts, and was beaten to fourth place by Nathan Aspinall, with The Asp not making the trip for the tournament. After topping the Premier League Darts table, Luke Littler will not enter the tournament, leaving just Luke Humphries and Gerwyn Price to make the trip ahead of Thursday's showdown at the O2 Arena. The 2024 winner of the Dutch Darts Championship Josh Rock will return to defend his crown as the 13th seed. SunSport can reveal how much Rock, Humphries and Co will be playing for in Rosmalen. When is the Dutch Darts Championship? The Dutch Darts Championship begins on Friday, May 23. The final of the tournament will take place on Sunday, May 25. Rosmalen in the Netherlands will host. How to watch Dutch Darts Championship 2025 The Dutch Darts Championship will be broadcast on PDC TV in the UK. You can purchase a monthly subscription to PDC TV for £4.99 a month, or you can buy an annual pass for £49.99. Alternatively, SunSport's live blog of the Dutch Darts Championship will bring you all the latest scores and results from Rosmalen. Dutch Darts Championship prize money 2025 Here is a full breakdown of the pot on offer in Rosmalen: Winner: £30,000 Runner-up: £12,000 Semi-finalists: £8,500 Quarter-finalists: £6,000 Third round losers: £4,000 Second round losers: £2,500 First round losers: £1,250 Total: £175,000 Dutch Darts Championship 2025 schedule All times BST Friday, May 21 Afternoon session: First round - from 12pm Evening session: First round - from 6pm Saturday, May 24 Afternoon session: Second round - from 12pm Evening session: second round - from 6pm Sunday, May 25 Afternoon Session: Third Round - From 12pm Evening Session: Quarter-Finals, Semi-Finals and Final - From 6pm
