The Naitch Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Waites cruising this so far. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
meddabhoy Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Can see this being a granny 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
meanmistermustard Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Pretty uneventful so far. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Naitch Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Tony Green celebrating that 180 like it was a nine darter. Wow. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Naitch Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Nice 161 from Smith to finally win a set. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Waspy Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Nothing but the best of order from the lakeside crowd. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
H Wragg Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Tony Green celebrating that 180 like it was a nine darter. Wow. Was thinking that myself. Tragic stuff. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Naitch Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Absolute breeze for Waites. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peasy23 Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 What in f**k is Bobby George wearing? Tbf, you could have said that on any given day for the last 40 years. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Davis Love III Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 (edited) World Darts Championship - Final Averages 2009 - Phil Taylor (110.94) - PDC 2001 - Phil Taylor (107.58) - PDC 2006 - Phil Taylor (106.74) - PDC 2010 - Phil Taylor (104.38) - PDC 1998 - Phil Taylor (103.98) - PDC 2013 - Phil Taylor (103.04) - PDC 1996 - Dennis Priestley (101.49) - PDC 2009 - Raymond van Barneveld (101.18) - PDC 2007 - Raymond van Barneveld (101.07) - PDC 2007 - Phil Taylor (100.98) - PDC 1997 - Phil Taylor (100.92) - PDC 2015 - Phil Taylor (100.69) - PDC 2013 - Michael van Gerwen (100.66) - PDC 2010 - Simon Whitlock (100.51) - PDC 2016 - Adrian Lewis (100.23) - PDC 2014 - Michael van Gerwen (100.10) - PDC 2003 - Phil Taylor (99.98) - PDC 2011 - Gary Anderson (99.41) - PDC 2011 - Adrian Lewis (99.40) - PDC 2016 - Gary Anderson (99.26) - PDC 1996 - Phil Taylor (98.52) - PDC 2002 - Phil Taylor (98.43) - PDC 2015 - Gary Anderson (97.68) - PDC 1992 - Phil Taylor (97.59) - Unified 1984 - Eric Bristow (97.50) - Unified 1985 - Eric Bristow (97.50) - Unified 1990 - Phil Taylor (97.47) - Unified 1998 - Richie Burnett (97.14) - BDO 1999 - Phil Taylor (97.11) - PDC 2004 - Andy Fordham (97.08) - BDO 2003 - John Part (96.87) - PDC 1997 - Dennis Priestley (96.78) - PDC 2005 - Raymond van Barneveld (96.78) - BDO 1992 - Mike Gregory (96.52) - Unified 2014 - Stephen Bunting (96.36) - BDO 2005 - Phil Taylor (96.14) - PDC 2004 - Phil Taylor (96.03) - PDC 2014 - Peter Wright (95.71) - PDC 2001 - John Walton (95.55) - BDO 2010 - Martin Adams (95.01) - BDO 2003 - Raymond van Barneveld (94.86) - BDO 2001 - Ted Hankey (94.86) - BDO 1999 - Ronnie Baxter (94.65) - BDO 1986 - Eric Bristow (94.47) - Unified 2000 - Phil Taylor (94.42) - PDC 1994 - Dennis Priestley (94.38) - PDC 1999 - Raymond van Barneveld (94.35) - BDO 1989 - Jocky Wilson (94.32) - Unified 1987 - Eric Bristow (94.29) - Unified 1995 - Phil Taylor (94.11) - PDC 1998 - Raymond van Barneveld (93.96) - BDO 2008 - Simon Whitlock (93.93) - BDO 1983 - Eric Bristow (93.90) - Unified 1995 - Richie Burnett (93.63) - BDO 1999 - Peter Manley (93.63) - PDC 2002 - Tony David (93.57) - BDO 2010 - Dave Chisnall (93.42) - BDO 1985 - John Lowe (93.12) - Unified 2012 - Adrian Lewis (93.06) - PDC 2006 - Raymond van Barneveld (93.06) - BDO 1990 - Eric Bristow (93.00) - Unified 2008 - John Part (92.86) - PDC 1988 - Bob Anderson (92.70) - Unified 2000 - Ted Hankey (92.65) - BDO 2015 - Scott Mitchell (92.61) - BDO 1991 - Dennis Priestley (92.57) - Unified 2015 - Martin Adams (92.55) - BDO 2001 - John Part (92.44) - PDC 2002 - Peter Manley (92.41) - PDC 1978 - Leighton Rees (92.40) - Unified 1997 - Les Wallace (92.19) - BDO 2014 - Alan Norris (92.18) - BDO 2011 - Martin Adams (92.13) - BDO 1988 - John Lowe (92.07) - Unified 2008 - Mark Webster (92.07) - BDO 1997 - Marshall James (92.01) - BDO 2000 - Dennis Priestley (91.80) - PDC 2006 - Peter Manley (91.72) - PDC 2009 - Ted Hankey (91.47) - BDO 2005 - Martin Adams (91.35) - BDO 1995 - Raymond van Barneveld (91.23) - BDO 2004 - Mervyn King (91.02) - BDO 2012 - Andy Hamilton (90.83) - PDC 1998 - Dennis Priestley (90.75) - PDC 1989 - Eric Bristow (90.66) - Unified 2003 - Ritchie Davies (90.66) - BDO 2005 - Mark Dudbridge (90.66) - PDC 1987 - John Lowe (90.63) - Unified 1984 - Dave Whitcombe (90.60) - Unified 2009 - Tony O'Shea (90.54) - BDO 2004 - Kevin Painter (90.48) - PDC 1986 - Dave Whitcombe (90.45) - Unified 2006 - Jelle Klaasen (90.42) - BDO 2007 - Martin Adams (90.30) - BDO 1996 - Steve Beaton (90.27) - BDO 1978 - John Lowe (89.40) - Unified 2012 - Christian Kist (90.00) - BDO 1983 - Keith Deller (90.00) - Unified 1982 - Jocky Wilson (89.70) - Unified 2002 - Mervyn King (89.67) - BDO 2000 - Ronnie Baxter (89.39) - BDO 2011 - Dean Winstanley (89.08) - BDO 1980 - Eric Bristow (88.10) - Unified 1996 - Richie Burnett (88.05) - BDO 2012 - Tony O'Shea (87.78) - BDO 2016 - Scott Waites (87.54) - BDO 1979 - John Lowe (87.42) - Unified 1995 - Rod Harrington (87.15) - PDC 2007 - Phil Nixon (87.09) - BDO 1980 - Bobby George (86.49) - Unified 2013 - Scott Waites (86.43) - BDO 1981 - Eric Bristow (86.10) - Unified 1994 - Phil Taylor (85.62) - PDC 2008 - Kirk Shepherd (85.10) - PDC 2016 - Jeff Smith (84.99) - BDO 1982 - John Lowe (84.30) - Unified 1991 - Eric Bristow (84.15) - Unified 1993 - John Lowe (83.97) - Unified 1994 - John Part (82.44) - BDO 1993 - Alan Warriner (82.32) - Unified 2013 - Tony O'Shea (81.90) - BDO 1981 - John Lowe (81.00) - Unified 1994 - Bobby George (80.31) - BDO 1979 - Leighton Rees (76.62) - Unified Edited January 10, 2016 by Davis Love III 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Davis Love III Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 World Darts Championship - Winning Tournament Averages2009 - Phil Taylor (105.31) - PDC2010 - Phil Taylor (103.34) - PDC2006 - Phil Taylor (102.82) - PDC2000 - Phil Taylor (102.50) - PDC 2016 - Gary Anderson (102.07) - PDC2002 - Phil Taylor (101.63) - PDC2001 - Phil Taylor (100.89) - PDC 1999 - Phil Taylor (99.93) - PDC 2015 - Gary Anderson (99.29) - PDC2005 - Phil Taylor (98.51) - PDC 2014 - Michael van Gerwen (98.03) - PDC2003 - Raymond van Barneveld (97.62) - BDO2005 - Raymond van Barneveld (97.48) - BDO2013 - Phil Taylor (97.46) - PDC2001 - John Walton (97.37) - BDO2007 - Raymond van Barneveld (97.36) - PDC2011 - Adrian Lewis (97.35) - PDC2004 - Phil Taylor (97.32) - PDC1998 - Phil Taylor (97.12) - PDC1988 - Bob Anderson (96.66) - Unified1999 - Raymond van Barneveld (96.45) - BDO1996 - Phil Taylor (96.41) - PDC1997 - Les Wallace (95.33) - BDO1992 - Phil Taylor (95.11) - PDC1996 - Steve Beaton (94.96) - BDO2012 - Adrian Lewis (94.93) - PDC2004 - Andy Fordham (94.82) - BDO1987 - John Lowe (94.72) - Unified2002 - Tony David (94.61) - BDO1984 - Eric Bristow (94.56) - Unified 2014 - Stephen Bunting (94.52) - BDO2008 - John Part (94.42) - PDC1997 - Phil Taylor (94.23) - PDC2003 - John Part (94.12) - PDC1991 - Dennis Priestley (94.07) - Unified2010 - Martin Adams (93.78) - BDO1990 - Phil Taylor (93.55) - Unified 2015 - Scott Mitchell (93.51) - BDO1986 - Eric Bristow (93.18) - Unified1985 - Eric Bristow (93.17) - Unified1998 - Raymond van Barneveld (93.12) - BDO2007 - Martin Adams (93.11) - BDO2012 - Christian Kist (92.45) - BDO 2016 - Scott Waites (92.36) - BDO2008 - Mark Webster (92.28) - BDO2009 - Ted Hankey (92.20) - BDO2000 - Ted Hankey (91.63) - BDO2011 - Martin Adams (91.62) - BDO1994 - Dennis Priestley (91.26) - PDC1995 - Richie Burnett (91.02) - BDO1978 - Leighton Rees (90.90) - Unified1989 - Jocky Wilson (90.33) - Unified1995 - Phil Taylor (90.23) - PDC2006 - Jelle Klassen (90.01) - BDO2013 - Scott Waites (89.56) - BDO1981 - Eric Bristow (89.10) - Unified1983 - Keith Deller (87.66) - Unified1993 - John Lowe (87.50) - Unified1979 - John Lowe (87.23) - Unified1982 - Jocky Wilson (86.76) - Unified1994 - John Part (86.12) - BDO1980 - Eric Bristow (84.02) - Unified 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Poet of the Macabre Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Scott Waites can call himself a two-time World Champion, despite not averaging above 88 in a final. That's pretty pathetic. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
F_T_Y Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 There really is no incentive to switch when he can turn up every year and collect 100k, i can see him being like martin adams and capitalizing as the best players leave. Was a really poor tournament i thought, enjoyed the ladies games more. Players like Norris, bunting, kist, wilson were all missed. You will always have county players coming through but where is the next big name going to come from in the bdo, Glen Durrant must be raging after throwing away that lead against waites. What a gentleman Jeff Smith was throughout the week, but that is twice he has been pumped at the business end of this tournament. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marshmallo Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 It's easy to forget how good Taylor was, those stats are stunning. -1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
garybs Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Waites is never going to move, he admitted tonight he plays for the fun of it & not for the cash 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Snakebite Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 Waites is never going to move, he admitted tonight he plays for the fun of it & not for the cash His game isn't suited to the PDC. He likes a piss up and doesn't practice enough which isn't suited to the grind of the tour. You won't see the BDO on the BBC again after that shite and the licence fee cuts. Thank f**k. 87 and 84 averages would barely cut it in the first round at Ally Pally. A truly horrific tournament. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
callum-ayr Posted January 10, 2016 Share Posted January 10, 2016 (edited) Waites was smashed during his interview where he had several digs at Bobby George. The lad Colin Murray kept trying to finish the programme haha, it was very awkward when it finished. Edited January 10, 2016 by callum-ayr 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
meanmistermustard Posted January 11, 2016 Share Posted January 11, 2016 The standard of the BDO is abysmal, even the presenters were saying it was average throughout the final. Will the BBC give it up tho? Will pay next to nothing for the tournament and they can say its more live sport on the BBC. Cant see BT trying to put any decent amount of money into it as the BDO come across as happy remaining a far distant second to the PDC. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trainspotter Posted January 11, 2016 Share Posted January 11, 2016 Viewers who switched to the Red Button after the match will have been able to see Smith successfully gamble his runners up cheque to win a caravan. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gavin_3110 Posted January 12, 2016 Share Posted January 12, 2016 Ted Hankey is only 47 f**k's sake. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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