UK Open Darts: The ones to watch at Butlin’s Minehead Resort, including Beau Greaves, Ryan Searle and Josh Rock | News Darts
Matthew Edgar examines the UK openly and chooses hers to watch in Butlin’s Minehead Resort from February 28 to March 2.
A unique multi-plaque tournament will see the owners of PDC Tour Card competing in three days of action, together with the qualifying for PDC Amateur and top players from the Tour and Development Commands of 2024 tour.
The 160 players field will see that the owners of Tour cards enter the first four rounds, based on their PDC, the merit commands after the double header of the Rosmalen Player Championship.
The biggest names of sports sports will start their headlines in the fourth round, including the ruling champion Dimitri Van Den Bergh, World No 1 Luke Humphriees and world champion Littler Little.
Former champions Michael Van Gerwen, Nathan Aspinall, Peter Wright, Danny Noppert, James Wade, Gary Anderson and Andrew Gilding will also enter the fourth stage event.
Edgar, nicknamed “Prime Time,” appeared in the latest edition Darts Show Podcast With Abigail Davies and host Emma Paton to talk about his types in the tournament, which is often called “FA Cup of Pikads”.
Beau Greaves
“Tour challenge, a development tour, a women’s series – she is at the top of those three orders of merit with £ 17,000 in revenue so far. If you add WDF things, then the other most money she earned in 2025.
“Beau will be one of those who will fear and support the audience. She has the opportunity to actually win the tournament.”
Ryan Searle
“He always plays well at the beginning of the year. I never talked to Ryan in all the years I knew him and that I would be as interested in Spik as now. Now he talks quite a lot in interviews about how he doesn’t really try, and he’s right, I would say” we have to go down because he will start in an hour, “and he will still play Mario Kart.
“Actually spends time in the exercise room, so I’m really interested in seeing where it goes for Ryan. I would love to see him raising the title.”
Josh Rock
“I’m really interested in Josh in the moment. He broke out on the scene, and then last year I noticed that a real technical disadvantage began to crawl. When he pulled the scissors, he froze. He messed up with a darts in his hand, his fingers rolling on the darts, and I would start developing, and that is, and that is, it was and what was the beginning of this beginning. a few years.
“I think they’ll have a great season.”
Connor Scutt
“When it comes to the necessary quality, flexibility and ability to play for a long time, I have never seen anyone so dedicated to exercise, but also the quality it plays with. I have never seen anyone hit so in the 180s in my life, and I was around players like Michael Van Gerwen, Phil Taylor, Luke Humphries.
Dom Taylor
“Last week I covered the protore and did not cover any of his play until he arrived in the semifinals. He achieved 103 on average for that day – for that day!
Where is the Premier League chief?
The Premier League continues with the evening of the evening at Exeter and then Night 5 in Brighton on Thursday, March 6 Price and Michael Van Gerwen lock the horns in repeating the finals of the Premier League 2023 on the night of five, and Luke Littleler or Chris Dobey are waiting for the winner in the last four. Watch Night 5 Premier League Darts, Brighton Center,, Live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports+ Streak with now.
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