On Friday at London’s Alexandra Place, World Darts Championship 2022/23 continued as Beau Reaves crashed out despite her best attempts against William O’Connor, we examine the tournament results, scores, schedule, dates, tickets, draw, fixtures, & prize money
During his second-round tie against Nathan Rafferty at the 2022/23 Cazoo World Darts Championship, Michael Smith impressed the crowd with his stellar performance, as he secured straight-set victory to qualify for third-round. Meanwhile, William O’Connor and Adrian Lewis won their respective ties and qualified for the next round.
World Darts Championship 2022-2023 Results Today, Score Updates, Day 3 Schedule, Dates, Time, Draw, Format, Tickets, Prize Money, And Live Stream On TV Coverage
Here's what's in store on Day Three at Ally Pally, with another bumper double session of first and second round action!
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2022-23 PDC World Darts Championship Day 2 Results, Winners, Score, Upcoming Schedule, Venue, Draw, & Playing Line-up
With a 96 average, three 180s, and finishes of 114 & 130 on Day Two at Alexandra Palace, fourth-seed Smith made a statement, as he clinched nine straight legs to guarantee his spot in round three. Elsewhere, two-time World Champion Adrian Lewis performed admirably in his opening match on Friday, and William O’Connor outclassed young phenom Beau Greaves with a polished performance.
Smith won the first set without a challenge after taking out 114, and the second set continued in the same manner as Rafferty struggled in the outer ring. Then, Smith raised the stakes in the final rounds, throwing six darts that were perfect to threaten the first nine-darter of this year’s championship, and then he produced a breathtaking 130 finish on the bull to win in grand style.
On Friday night, O’Connor put on an impressive display to defeat Greaves, who made history on her debut at Alexandra Palace, in straight sets. The Stoke-on-Trent star Lewis beat Sweden’s top-ranked Daniel Larsson 3-0 earlier in the day to start his quest for a third Sid Waddell Trophy. During Saturday’s matches of World Darts Championship, Alan Soutar will clash against Daryl Gurney and Dimitri Van den Bergh will face-off against Lourence Ilagan. For watching this event in-person, tickets can be purchased by the fans from here.
2022-23 PDC World Darts Championship: Latest Results & Upcoming Schedule
15th December Evening Schedule (19:00 GMT)
Mickey Mansell 3-1 Ben Robb (First Round)
Keane Barry 3-1 Grant Sampson (First Round)
Jermaine Wattimena 2-3 Nathan Rafferty (First Round)
Peter Wright 3-0 Mickey Mansell (Second Round)
16th December Afternoon Schedule (11:00 GMT)
Alan Soutar 3-0 Mal Cuming (First Round)
Boris Krcmar 3-0 Toru Suzuki (First Round)
Adrian Lewis 3-0 Daniel Larsson (First Round)
Kim Huybrechts 3-0 Grant Sampson (Second Round)
16th December Evening Schedule (20:00 GMT)
Rowby-John Rodriguez 3-2 Lourence Ilagan (First Round)
William O‘Connor 3-0 Beau Greaves (First Round)
Keegan Brown 3-2 Florian Hempel (First Round)
Michael Smith 3-0 Nathan Rafferty (Second Round)
17th December Afternoon Schedule (11:00 GMT)
Martin Lukeman v Nobuhiro Yamamoto (First Round)
Simon Whitlock v Christian Perez (First Round)
Adam Gawlas v Richie Burnett (First Round)
Daryl Gurney v Soutar/Cuming (Second Round)
17th December Evening Schedule (20:00 GMT)
Ryan Meikle v Lisa Ashton (First Round)
Cameron Menzies v Diogo Portela (First Round)
Josh Rock v Jose Justicia (First Round)
Dimitri Van den Bergh v Rodriguez/Ilagan (Second Round)
18th December Afternoon Schedule (11:00 GMT)
Madars Razma v Prakash Jiwa (First Round)
Karel Sedlacek v Raymond Smith (First Round)
Luke Woodhouse v Vladyslav Omelchenko (First Round)
Damon Heta v Lewis/Larsson (Second Round)
18th December Evening Schedule (20:00 GMT)
Mike De Decker v Jeff Smith (First Round)
Scott Williams v Ryan Joyce (First Round)
Matt Campbell v Danny Baggish (First Round)
Nathan Aspinall v Krcmar/Suzuki (Second Round)
19th December Afternoon Schedule (12:30 GMT)
Andrew Gilding v Robert Owen (First Round)
Danny Jansen v Paolo Nebrida (First Round)
Niels Zonneveld v Lewy Williams (First Round)
Jose de Sousa v Whitlock/Perez (Second Round)
19th December Evening Schedule (19:00 GMT)
Geert Nentjes v Leonard Gates (First Round)
Ritchie Edhouse v David Cameron (First Round)
Steve Beaton v Danny van Trijp (First Round)
Gerwyn Price v Woodhouse/Omelchenko (Second Round)
20th December Evening Schedule (19:00 GMT)
Jim Williams v Sebastian Bialecki (First Round)
Jamie Hughes v Jimmy Hendriks (First Round)
Ricky Evans v Fallon Sherrock (First Round)
Raymond van Barneveld v Meikle/Ashton (Second Round)
21st December Afternoon Schedule (12:30 GMT)
John O’Shea v Darius Labanauskas (First Round)
Martijn Kleermaker v Xicheng Han (First Round)
Callan Rydz v Rock/Justicia (Second Round)
Dave Chisnall v Gilding/Owen (Second Round)
21st December Evening Schedule (19:00 GMT)
Mervyn King v Campbell/Baggish (Second Round)
Gabriel Clemens v O‘Connor/Greaves (Second Round)
Michael van Gerwen v Zonneveld/L Williams (Second Round)
Stephen Bunting v Nentjes/Gates (Second Round)
22nd December Afternoon Schedule (12:30 GMT)
Krzysztof Ratajski v Jansen/Nebrida (Second Round)
Ryan Searle v Gawlas/Burnett (Second Round)
Mensur Suljovic v De Decker/J Smith (Second Round)
Dirk van Duijvenbode v Sedlacek/R Smith (Second Round)
22nd December Evening Schedule (20:00 GMT)
Gary Anderson v Razma/Jiwa (Second Round)
James Wade v J Williams/Bialecki (Second Round)
Luke Humphries v Brown/Hempel (Second Round)
Vincent van der Voort v Menzies/Portela (Second Round)
23rd December Afternoon Schedule (12:30 GMT)
Brendan Dolan v Hughes/Hendriks (Second Round)
Chris Dobey v Kleermaker/Han (Second Round)
Ross Smith v O’Shea/Labanauskas (Second Round)
Rob Cross v S Williams/Joyce (Second Round)
23rd December Evening Schedule (19:00 GMT)
Martin Schindler v Lukeman/Yamamoto (Second Round)
Danny Noppert v Edhouse/Cameron (Second Round)
Jonny Clayton v Beaton/Van Trijp (Second Round)
Joe Cullen v Evans/Sherrock (Second Round)
Prize Money Pool Distribution of 2023 PDC World Darts Championship
The winner of the 2022/23 PDC World Darts Championship will get prize money of £500,000 from the net prize pool of £2,500,000, while the tournament’s runner-up will receive £200,000. Each participant in this competition will receive a reward of £7,500, while semi-final losers will receive a reward of £100,000. Nathan Rafferty and Beau Greaves will each receive £7,500 in prize money for their first-round losses.
| Position | No. of Players | Prize Money |
| Winner | 1 | £500,000 |
| Runner-up | 1 | £200,000 |
| Semi-finalists | 2 | £100,000 |
| Quarter-finalists | 4 | £50,000 |
| Fourth round losers | 8 | £35,000 |
| Third round losers | 16 | £25,000 |
| Second round losers | 32 | £15,000 |
| First round losers | 32 | £7,500 |
| Total | 128 | £2,500,000 |
When And Where to Watch: Live Stream And TV Telecast Coverage
The contest will be live-streamed on PDCTV, DAZN, and the PDC’s overseas media partners, including as Viaplay. Nova TV will webcast this competition in many nations, including Slovakia and the Czech Republic, while Sky Sports will cover it in the UK. Fans are anticipating Saturday’s matches in evening session featuring Jose Justicia vs Josh Rock and Belgian ace Van der Bergh vs Lourence Ilagan.
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