Raymond Mulvey made an explosive return to the MODUS Super Series, achieving a perfect clean sweep on Day One of Group A. Winning all five of his matches, Mulvey secured a maximum 10 points, firmly establishing himself as the player to beat. This dominant performance positions him strongly for the Saturday Finale, leaving rivals scrambling to catch up.
Raymond Mulvey, a name familiar to MODUS Super Series fans, returned to the oche for Week 11 of Series 13 after a break since April 2024. His comeback was nothing short of spectacular, as he delivered a masterclass in consistency and precision.
On Monday, Mulvey dominated Group A, securing five wins from five matches. This flawless performance earned him the maximum 10 points available, placing him comfortably at the top of the leaderboard.
Mulvey’s path to perfection saw him overcome a strong field of competitors. He recorded impressive victories against:
- William Borland
- Wesley Van Trijp
- Steve West
- Ben Robb
- Danny Van Trijp
His ability to defeat every opponent he faced underscores his formidable form and signals his intent for the rest of the series.
The Chase Begins: Group A Standings After Day One
While Mulvey sits comfortably at the summit, the battle for the remaining qualification spots is tightly contested. Three players are currently tied on six points, setting up an intriguing fight for progression.
- 1st Place: Raymond Mulvey (10 points) – A perfect record with five wins.
- 2nd Place: Steve West (6 points) – Showing strong contention.
- 3rd Place: Ben Robb (6 points) – Also in the mix for the top spots.
- 4th Place: William Borland (6 points) – Tied on points, but slightly lower on leg difference.
- 5th Place: Danny Van Trijp (2 points) – Needs to find form quickly to climb the ranks.
- 6th Place: Wesley Van Trijp (0 points) – Facing an uphill battle after five straight defeats.
What’s Next? The Road to the Saturday Finale
The MODUS Super Series is a high-stakes darts competition where players compete across multiple days to secure a coveted spot in the weekly finale. The action continues on Tuesday, with all six players from Group A returning to the oche.
They will be battling fiercely to improve their positions and boost their chances of qualifying for Saturday’s grand finale. With Mulvey leading the charge, the pressure is on the chasing pack to deliver strong performances and challenge his early dominance. Every match will be crucial as players vie for valuable points and a shot at the title.
Source: Based on an article from Darts World Magazine.
