Following the completion of this afternoon's Semi-Finals, we have now had 32 ton plus averagez in the 2015 GSOD.
Grand Slam of Darts 100+ averages:
1. Gary Anderson 101.55 Group Stages
2. Phil Taylor 102.95 Group Stages
3. Kim Huybrechts 105.92 Group Stages
4. Adrian Lewis 103.34 Group Stages
5. Michael van Gerwen 102.95 Group Stages
6.Martin Adams 104.83 Group Stages
7. Scott Mitchell 104.49 Group Stages
8. Phil Taylor 108.42 Group Stages
9. James Wade 105.83 Group Stages
10. Raymond van Barneveld 105.93 Group Stages
11. Gary Anderson 103.36 Group Stages
12. Mervyn King 104.31 Group Stages
13. Michael van Gerwen 106.23 Group Stages
14. Kim Huybrechts 106.50 Group Stages
15. Jelle Klaasen 104.69 Group Stages
16. Dave Chisnall 109.84 Group Stages
17. Geert De Vos 113.86 Group Stages
18. Gary Anderson 102.79 Group Stages
19. Robert Thornton 100.05 Group Stages
20. James Wade 103.68 Group Stages
21. Michael van Gerwen 105.38 Group Stages
22. Gary Anderson 104.22 Last 16
23. James Wade 100.05 Last 16
24. Michael Smith 104.59 Last 16
25. Michael van Gerwen 109.18 Last 16
26. Peter Wright 101.36 Last 16
27. Adrian Lewis 104.71 Last 16
28. Kim Huybrechts 100.87 Last 16
29. Phil Taylor 104.18 Quarter-Finals
30. Michael van Gerwen 111.05 Quarter-Finals
31. Michael van Gerwen 102.19 Semi-Finals
32. Phil Taylor 100.84 Semi-Finals
Duterprat wrote:
MvG is winning for about 3 years now and if you don't get used to being 10 legs in front during that period you'll probably never be. I wouldn't mind an exaggerated celebreation at the end, but doing a Rumpelstilzkin impersonation after each and every good throw and/or leg is (to me) just a sign of severe mental disorder. And even worse, of total disrespect for the opponent.
The problem I see is one of monkey see, monkey do and there are a load of young players out there who think it is perfectly acceptable, I'm old school so I think it shows a total lack of respect and these kids are going to start doing this and the game will start to go to the dogs, sooner or later when this new batch progresses the TV companies will realise that they have an image problem and drop darts like a stone.
Very interesting opinion is that and in the future your opinion may well be proven.
Typical Taylor bullshit. Not happy with MvG jumping around - Taylor jumps around more than anyone the patronising clown.
Well done MvG - best player all week. All PDC majors at the age of 26 - incredible. Can go on and win many many more, he won't win as many as Taylor because the standard is incredible these days but MvG is hitting heights at the age of 26 that Taylor didn't hit until he was 45.
34 100+ averages this week. The standard is gone through the roof.
spaceman70 wrote:Lots of missed doubles from Taylor.
Neither player doubled out well, but for me it is the pressure doubles which have again cost Taylor dearly, and this has been consistent over the last 12 months. Sometimes he is getting 3 darts to take out a pivotal leg, and the Taylor of old, would very rarely pass up these chances.
xtreme rebel wrote:Typical Taylor bullshit. Not happy with MvG jumping around - Taylor jumps around more than anyone the patronising clown.
Well done MvG - best player all week. All PDC majors at the age of 26 - incredible. Can go on and win many many more, he won't win as many as Taylor because the standard is incredible these days but MvG is hitting heights at the age of 26 that Taylor didn't hit until he was 45.
34 100+ averages this week. The standard is gone through the roof.
Agree with all this.
2010 TSOD Grand Slam of Darts Prediction Competition - Overall Winner
Following the completion of the tournament, we have finished up with a staggering 34 ton plus averages at the 2015 GSOD.
Grand Slam of Darts 100+ averages:
1. Gary Anderson 101.55 Group Stages
2. Phil Taylor 102.95 Group Stages
3. Kim Huybrechts 105.92 Group Stages
4. Adrian Lewis 103.34 Group Stages
5. Michael van Gerwen 102.95 Group Stages
6.Martin Adams 104.83 Group Stages
7. Scott Mitchell 104.49 Group Stages
8. Phil Taylor 108.42 Group Stages
9. James Wade 105.83 Group Stages
10. Raymond van Barneveld 105.93 Group Stages
11. Gary Anderson 103.36 Group Stages
12. Mervyn King 104.31 Group Stages
13. Michael van Gerwen 106.23 Group Stages
14. Kim Huybrechts 106.50 Group Stages
15. Jelle Klaasen 104.69 Group Stages
16. Dave Chisnall 109.84 Group Stages
17. Geert De Vos 113.86 Group Stages
18. Gary Anderson 102.79 Group Stages
19. Robert Thornton 100.05 Group Stages
20. James Wade 103.68 Group Stages
21. Michael van Gerwen 105.38 Group Stages
22. Gary Anderson 104.22 Last 16
23. James Wade 100.05 Last 16
24. Michael Smith 104.59 Last 16
25. Michael van Gerwen 109.18 Last 16
26. Peter Wright 101.36 Last 16
27. Adrian Lewis 104.71 Last 16
28. Kim Huybrechts 100.87 Last 16
29. Phil Taylor 104.18 Quarter-Finals
30. Michael van Gerwen 111.05 Quarter-Finals
31. Michael van Gerwen 102.19 Semi-Finals
32. Phil Taylor 100.84 Semi-Finals
33. Michael van Gerwen 100.94 Final
34. Phil Taylor 102.53 Final
Apparently Taylor complained to Van Gerwen about his celebrations after the match. MVG was not very happy about it; in fact he was in tears aftwards in the interview with RTL7. MVG did say Phil simply has to deal with it because he will do it again next time...
Tristan wrote:Apparently Taylor complained to Van Gerwen about his celebrations after the match. MVG was not very happy about it; in fact he was in tears aftwards in the interview with RTL7. MVG did say Phil simply has to deal with it because he will do it again next time...
Oh dear, you have to feel sorry for them after trousering a bucket load of cash.
Tristan wrote:Apparently Taylor complained to Van Gerwen about his celebrations after the match. MVG was not very happy about it; in fact he was in tears aftwards in the interview with RTL7. MVG did say Phil simply has to deal with it because he will do it again next time...
Oh dear, you have to feel sorry for them after trousering a bucket load of cash.
