About WDF Europe Cup Men Singles 2010

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WDF Europe Cup Men Singles - 2010 Photographer: Sijmon Timmers Martin Phillips

Turkey is one of the new and ambitious members of the World Darts Federation. Participant since 2006 and already in 2010 they are allowed to organize the seventeenth edition of the WDF Europe Cup. From 13 to 16 October, the Grand Haber Hotel in Kemer is the setting for a fantastic, sunny, European Cup. All records in terms of number of participating countries are broken. In the men, 28 countries participate and in the ladies 27. New countries such as Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia, but also countries that are back after a short absence such as Estonia and Greece.

The last eight in the singles is a mix of famous names and a few unknowns. In any case, the old-timers are doing well in 2010. Mike Veitch from Scotland wins 5-3 against Scott Waites from England. The other remaining Englishman also crashes out here. World champion Martin Adams loses in a ninth and deciding leg against Welshman Martin Phillips. His compatriot and pairs partner Wayne Warren is also doing very well, winning 5-0 against the surprising Fin Jaakko Kliski, who had eliminated Tony O’Shea earlier in the tournament. The last four are completed by Dutchman Willy van de Wiel, who defeats Irishman Martin McCloskey 5-1.

The two Welshmen then play against each other in the semi-finals. The one-sided game is won by Phillips 6-1. Willy van de Wiel beats Mike Veitch 6-3 in the other semi-final. After Roland Scholten, Co Stompé, Raymond van Barneveld and Niels de Ruiter, Willy van de Wiel is the fifth Dutchman to reach the singles final.

In the final, Willy van de Wiel has to acknowledge the superiority of Martin Phillips. The Welsh man is unstoppable this year and wins 7-3. As a result, the WDF Europe Cup singles remains in Wales after Mark Webster had won the last two editions.

Competitors Of WDF Europe Cup Men Singles 2010

Øyvind Aasland

Martin Adams

Bac Ales

Kyriakos Anastasiadis

Vladimir Andersen

Janis Armanovics

Pascal Barbezat

Radivoj Bezbradica

Aegir Bjornsson

Roman Bleistein

Cyril Blot

Michel Boulet

Thomas Bremgartner

Stephen Cake

Magnus Caris

Ulf Ceder

Arunas Ciplys

Barry Copeland

Geert De Vos

Christian Demazure

Fridrik Diego

Claudio Dolcetti

John Elder

Gary Elliott

Vegar Elvevoll

Cor Ernst

Oliver Ferenc

Darryl Fitton

Krzysztof Galus

Alireza Ghafouri

Francisco-Javier Gonzalez-Cruz

Branko Grba

Guntars Grebskis

Mitja Habijan

John Henderson

Rafael Higuera-Ruiz

Rick Hofstra

Glenn Honoré

Robert Hughes

Kim Huybrechts

Ronny Huybrechts

Ewan Hyslop

Jiri Jenicek

Antonio Jimenez-Cabrera

Thor-Helmer Johansen

Frede Johansen

Ivar Jonsson

Rene Jorgensen

Stig Jorgensen

Laszlo Kadar

Utku Karaca

Engin Kayaoglu

Jaakko Kiiski

Christoph Kleindienst

Petri Korte

Marcin Koziarek

Osvaldas Ksanys

Marek Kubowicz

Claudius-Bert Kuvi

Daniel Larsson

Mati Leis

Renaud Lescure

Kristo Mannik

Mickey Mansell

Luigi Marino

Martin McCloskey

Stephen McDonnell

Sean McGowan

Paddy Meaney

David Miklas

Einar Moller

Ross Montgomery

Kevin Munch

Imants Nikolajevs

Dennis Nilsson

Vesa Nuutinen

Tony O'Shea

Michal Ondo

Casiano Paniagua-Palma

Stathis Pantelidis

Kostantinos Pantelidis

Vladimir Pavkovic

Martin Phillips

Kaido Poldma

Loris Polese

Vlad-Christian Popa

Marko Puls

Tarmo Putsepp

Daniel Racoveanu

Colin Rice

Tomas Sakys

Swen Seifert

Leopold Slanic

Miroslav Slusarcik

Leonidas Smirinenka

Eser Tekin

Franz Thaler

Orjan Thomsson

Rihards Tomasickis

Emre Toros

Joze Vautar

Mike Veitch

Manos Vichos

Danilo Vigato

Urs Vonrufs

Robert Wagner

Scott Waites

Wayne Warren

Patryk Zabka

Joey ten Berge

Kurt van de Rijck

Willy van de Wiel

WDF Europe Cup Men Singles 2010

Grand Haber Hotel in
Kemer, TUR
Organizer:
World Darts Federation
Sponsor:
Efes Dark
Participants:
112
Start Date:
14 Oct 2010
End Date:
16 Oct 2010
04 days
16 hours
38 minutes
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