The MODUS Super Series is heating up, with Ted Evetts and Scott Robertson seizing early control in their respective groups on Day One. Both players are now strongly positioned to advance to Saturday’s highly anticipated Finale, where they aim to join Andy Hamilton. This initial phase has seen fierce competition, with Evetts dominating Group C and Robertson achieving a flawless run in Group B, setting the stage for an exciting continuation of the tournament.
Group C: Evetts Takes Command
In Group C, Ted Evetts, who had previously finished 5th in Group A earlier in the week, showcased impressive form. He quickly established a lead by winning four of his five matches, accumulating 8 points from a possible 10. His victories included strong performances against Shane Ryan, Chris Wickenden, Stijn Deklerck, and Mitch Minnie. His only setback came in a match against Kevin Burness.
Close behind Evetts, Kevin Burness also finished the day with 8 points. However, Evetts currently holds the top spot due to a superior leg difference.
Group C Standings After Day One:
- 1st: Ted Evetts – 8 points
- 2nd: Kevin Burness – 8 points (behind on leg difference)
- 3rd: Chris Wickenden – 4 points
- 4th: Mitch Minnie – 4 points
- 5th: Shane Ryan – 4 points
- 6th: Stijn Deklerck – 2 points
Group B: Robertson’s Perfect Start
Over in Group B, Scott Robertson delivered a truly dominant performance. He achieved a clean sweep on Thursday evening, winning all four of his matches. This perfect run earned him a maximum of 8 points from a possible 8, firmly placing him at the top of his group.
Robertson’s flawless victories came against Alex Williams, Shaun Fox, Terry Nash, and Jarred Cole, showcasing his strong contention for the Saturday Finale.
Group B Standings After Day One:
- 1st: Scott Robertson – 8 points (perfect record)
- 2nd: Alex Williams – 6 points
- 3rd: Jarred Cole – 4 points
- 4th: Terry Nash – 2 points
- 5th: Shaun Fox – 0 points (four straight defeats)
What’s Next: The Road to Saturday’s Finale
The MODUS Super Series continues on Friday, with players battling fiercely to secure their spots alongside Andy Hamilton in Saturday’s grand Finale. Both Evetts and Robertson have set themselves up as strong contenders, but the competition remains intense.
Matches for Group C are scheduled to begin from 1pm BST, while Group B will commence from 10pm BST. Fans can follow all the action live through dedicated sports streaming platforms and official tournament channels worldwide, ensuring they don’t miss any of the crucial qualification battles.
Source: Based on an article from Darts World Magazine.
