World Masters Men 1983 - Mastercaller

The eighties of the last century were the years when there was only one dart king. Eric Bristow was the king, and in 1983 he won the Winmau World Masters for the fourth time in history.

In the semi-finals he beat John Lowe and in the final The Crafty Cockney defeated his compatriot Mike Gregory 2-1.

The Dutch Leo den Oude, Ellis Elsevijf and Pieter Kessels all lost in the first round. Elsevijf was allowed to compete against the Scot Jocky Wilson, but had no chance in this game.

Three Belgians came to the last 32, but for all three, this was also the terminus during this edition of the Winmau World Masters. George de Vacht, Daniel Serie and Gustaff Meulenmeester lost respectively to Arnie Bunn, Peter Chandler and John Lowe.

World Masters Men

About World Masters Men 1983

Competitors Of World Masters Men 1983

Eric Bristow

Jocky Wilson

Dave Whitcombe

Cliff Lazarenko

John Lowe

Keith Deller-MBE

Stefan Lord

Bobby George

Tony Brown

Terry O'Dea

Ceri Morgan

Nicky Virachkul

Bob Anderson

Luc Marreel

John-Joe O'Shea

Martyn Andrews

Paul Azzopardi

Dave Babb

Roy Baillie

Ron Bayliss

Ronald Beach

Joseph Bell

John Bentley

Gordon Bond

Steve Brennan

Uffe Broner

Klaus Bucher

John Buckley

Arnie Bunn

Domnic Cachia

George Calway

Peter Chandler

Erik Christensen

Patrick Cochepin

Dennis Crofts

Kenneth Crook

Sean Crowley

Rick Daniels

Malcolm Davies

Felix Degen

Gustaaf Demeulemeester

George Devacht

Richard Drolet

Freddie Duarte

Jimmy Duncan

Ellis Elsevijf

Akio Esaka

Fredrick Frampton

Jean Marc Gautier

Tony Genovese

Charles Ghiller

Mike Gregory

William Hanley

Lawrence Harrison

Jamie Harvey

Andy Hayfield

Gerry Haywood

Bernd Hebecker

Kexi Heinaharju

Svein-Arne Hjelmeland

Tony Holyoake

Steve Hutchinson

Anders Jansson

Finn Jensen

Kjell Jorgensen

Dave Kelly

Gerard Kerouantan

Pieter Kessels

William Kikubaire

S.K. Krisnan

Boerre Kristiansen

Rune Kvasheim

Brian Lashbrook

Colin Latham

Jean-Luc Leclercq

Dave Lee

Paul Lim