About World Grand Prix 2002

Champion
2002 World Grand Prix Photographer: PDC Phil Taylor
Total Prize Pool £70,000
Champion
£14,000
Runner-up
£7,000
Semi finalists
£4,000
Quarter finalists
£2,250
Last 16
£1,500
Last 32
£1,250
High finish

In 2002 Taylor has a mission to revenge last year and he succeeds. He only loses three sets in the final against the number two in the world, John Part. All other matches he wipes his opponents off the stage.

in 2002 Taylor beats Keith Deller 2-0 in round one and beats the Irishman Jack McKenna in the second round with the same figures. Mark Holden loses in the quarterfinals with 0-4 and in the semi-final the victim is called Peter Evison (0-6). Taylor then averages over 100 in the final, something which is extremely rare in the double in, double out tournament. He beats John Part 7-3.

Of the eight seeded players, three do not survive the first round. Peter Manley is retired in the first round for the second consecutive year, this year the executioner is called Mark Holden. Denis Ovens loses to Dave Smith and defending champion Alan Warriner is surprised by Ritchie Buckle.

World Grand Prix 2002

CityWest Hotel in
Dublin, IRL
Organizer:
Professional Darts Corporation
Sponsor:
Paddy Power
Participants:
32
Prize Pool:
£70,000
Start Date:
22 Oct 2002
End Date:
27 Oct 2002
09 days
09 hours
07 minutes
12 seconds
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7 Oct - 13 Oct Date
Luke Humphries Reigning Champion