Speedy Hire UK OPEN Live on Sky Sports (June 2012)

Results from the Speedy Hire UK Open 2011

Thursday June 2

Preliminary Round

Dave Prins 4-3 John Donaldson

Louis Blundell 4-0 Duncan Hastings

Michael Rosenauer 4-0 Peter White

Bruce Harrison 4-1 Curtis Hammond

Paul Harvey 4-2 Mick Todd

Nigel Heydon 4-0 Chris Thompson

Dave Ladley 4-3 Mark Lawrence

Phil Daniels 4-1 Nicky Bache

Nick Fullwell 4-2 Tony Broughton

Michael Barnard 4-0 Eddie Lovely

Wayne Atwood 4-1 Lee Rose

Andy Pearce 4-1 Eddy Martin

First Round

Steve Beaton 4-2 Scott Rand

Mark Stephenson 4-1 Ben Burton

Wayne Mardle 4-0 Darrin Pugh

Mark Hylton 4-1 Brian Woods

Colin Lloyd 4-3 Jelle Klaasen

John Bowles 4-2 Peter Manley

James Wade 4-2 Davey Dodds

Devon Petersen 4-2 Stuart White

Reece Robinson 4-0 Barrie bates

John Henderson 4-1 Lee Palfreyman

Brandon Walsh Bye (Mensur Suljovic timed out)

Shaun Griffiths Bye (John MaGowan withdrew through injury)

Justin Pipe 4-0 Gary Welding

Kirk Shepherd 4-1 Paul Cartwright

Steve Grubb 4-1 Andy Beardmore

Roland Scholten 4-0 Kevin Edwards

John O’Shea 4-1 Alex Roy

Robbie Green 4-2 Steve Clews

Ryan Murray 4-1 Colin Monk

Stuart Monaghan 4-0 James Richardson

Steve Werrett 4-0 John Kennedy

Peter Hudson 4-3 Steve Evans

Andy Pearce 4-1 Matt Jackson

Andy Boulton 4-3 Jimmy Mann

Jamie Ellam 4-2 Ian Moss

Andy Smith 4-0 Mick McGowan

Arron Monk 4-3 Steve Hine

Ian Covill 4-2 Stuart Daniels

Rocco Maes 4-0 Colin Appleton

Steve Maish 4-3 Martin Perring

Dave Prins 4-1 Jon Jukes

Wayne Atwood 4-3 Louis Blundell

Michael Mansell 4-0 Gordon Foster

Mark Jones 4-0 John Jackson

Tony Eccles 4-0 Bruce Harrison

Dan Butler 4-3 Jason Crawley

Craig Mucklow 4-3 Matt Padgett

Richard North 4-3 Paul Whitworth

Jon Bott 4-2 Michael Rosenauer

Conan Whitehead 4-0 Charlie Cooper

Antonio Alcinas 4-1 Mareno Michels

Tony Ayres 4-1 Jyhan Artut

Richie Howson 4-2 Stephen Hardy

Chris Jones 4-0 Danny Jones

Joe Murnan 4-3 Damian Sherwood

Steve Douglas 4-0 John Keating

Paul Harvey 4-0 Charlie Burns

Matthew Edgar 4-2 Nigel Heydon

Michael van Gerwen 4-0 Dean Stewart

Martyn Turner 4-0 Tommy Little

Matt Clark 4-3 Jamie Hagen

William O’Connor 4-1 Darren Hawken

Dennis Priestley 4-3 Dave Ladley

Peter Wright 4-2 Phil Daniels

Magnus Caris 4-2 Kevin McDine

Ian Gleeson 4-0 Kirk Gordon

Geoff Whitworth 4-1 Kevin Simm

Co Stompe 4-0 Terry Temple

Jamie Robinson 4-0 Michael Barnard

Graham Hollis 4-3 Matthew Jordan

Shane O’Connor 4-3 Chris Aubrey

Sam Hill 4-3 Aodhagan O’Neill

Nick Fullwell 4-1 Dennis Smith

Andrew Gilding 4-0 Brendan Dolan

Second Round

John Henderson 4-1 Ian Covill

Michael Mansell 4-0 Antonio Alcinas

Michael van Gerwen 4-2 Shane O’Connor

Peter Hudson 4-3 Magnus Caris

Mark Hylton 4-1 Geoff Whitworth

Co Stompe 4-3 Chris Jones

Martyn Turner 4-2 Ryan Murray

Andrew Gilding 4-2 Matt Clark

Sam Hill 4-1 William O’Connor

Andy Smith 4-0 Craig Mucklow

James Wade 4-2 Dave Prins

Mark Jones 4-3 Ian Gleeson

Steve Beaton 4-2 Steve Werrett

Dennis Priestley 4-2 Robbie Green

Justin Pipe 4-1 John O’Shea

Reece Robinson 4-0 Wayne Mardle

Stuart Monaghan 4-2 Jamie Robinson

Joe Murnan 4-0 Steve Douglas

Steve Maish 4-2 Mark Stephenson

Roland Scholten 4-1 Nick Fullwell

Graham Hollis 4-1 Jamie Ellam

Richard North 4-0 Dan Butler

Andy Boulton 4-1 Jon Bott

Wayne Atwood 4-2 Conan Whitehead

Richie Howson 4-0 Tony Ayres

Kirk Shepherd 4-0 Rocco Maes

John Bowles 4-3 Devon Petersen

Matthew Edgar 4-1 Andy Pearce

Colin Lloyd 4-2 Arron Monk

Peter Wright 4-0 Steve Grubb

Tony Eccles 4-0 Shaun Griffiths

Paul Harvey 4-0 Brandon Walsh

Third Round

Co Stompe 9-7 Simon Whitlock

Raymond van Barneveld 9-5 Steve Brown

Phil Taylor 9-3 Mark Frost

Terry Jenkins 9-7 Adrian Lewis

Richie Burnett 9-7 Colin Lloyd

Mark Walsh 9-5 Mervyn King

Gary Anderson 9-4 Ian White

John Part 9-2 Roland Scholten

Kirk Shepherd 9-6 Darren Johnson

Dave Chisnall 9-2 Richard North

John Bowles 9-7 Justin Pipe

Robert Thornton 9-6 Wayne Atwood

Andrew Gilding 9-6 Andy Hamilton

Mark Hylton 9-0 Andy Jenkins

Wes Newton 9-3 John Henderson

Colin Osborne 9-4 Mark Jones

Michael Smith 9-2 Sam Hill

Denis Ovens 9-4 Kevin Painter

Andy Boulton 9-7 Vincent van der Voort

Joe Murnan 9-8 Mark Dudbridge

Reece Robinson 9-8 Wayne Jones

Joe Cullen 9-8 Stuart Monaghan

Dennis Priestley 9-7 Alan Tabern

Matthew Edgar 9-6 Martyn Turner

Mark Webster 9-5 Tony Eccles

James Wade 9-2 Michael Mansell

Michael van Gerwen 9-2 Richie Howson

Steve Beaton 9-2 Jamie Caven

Ronnie Baxter 9-6 Steve Maish

Peter Wright 9-1 Peter Hudson

Paul Nicholson 9-3 Graham Hollis

Andy Smith 9-4 Paul Harvey

Round 4 Saturday 4th June (Afternoon)

Paul Nicholson 9-8 Gary Anderson

Michael van Gerwen 3-9 Wes Newton

Dennis Priestley 3-9 Phil Taylor

Terry Jenkins 6-9 James Wade

Dave Chisnall 9-7 Ronnie Baxter

Andy Smith 9-8 Reece Robinson

Michael Smith 4-9 Raymond van Barnaveld

Mark Webster 9-8 Co Stompe

Richie Burnett 9-6 Joe Murnan

Denis Ovens 9-4 Mark Walsh

Robert Thorton 9-8 John Part

Colin Osborne 9-7 Kirk Shepherd

Mathew Edgar 5-9 Andy Boulton

Mark Hylton 9-2 Andrew Gilding

Steve Beaton 8-9 John Bowles

Joe Cullen 5-9 Peter Wright

Last 16 Saturday 4th June (Evening)

Andy Boulton 4-9 Mark Webster

John Bowles 4-9 Dave Chisnall

Robert Thornton 9-7 Colin Osborne

Richie Burnett 7-9 James Wade

Andy Smith 6-9 Denis Ovens

Raymond van Barnaveld 1-9 Wes Newton

Peter Wright 7-9 Mark Hylton

Phil Taylor 8-9 Paul Nicholson

Quarter Finals

Denis Ovens 10-6 Mark Hylton

Mark Webster 10-7 Robert Thornton

Wes Newton 10-8 Dave Chisnall

James Wade 10-7 Paul Nicholson

Semi-Finals

Wes Newton 10-6 Denis Ovens

James Wade 10-9 Mark Webster

Final

James Wade 11-8 Wes Newton

Speedy Services UK Open Premier Suite, De Vere Whites, Bolton 

June 7-10 Thursday June 7 (7pm-11pm)

Preliminary Round – 50x Matches

Paul Amos v Gary Eldridge…Nigel Heydon v Paul Critchley…Ben Johnson v Stuart Daniels…Steve Farmer v Jamie Lewis…Joey Palfreyman v Tom Gregory…Jason Wilson v Bernd Roith…Kirk Gordon v Kevin McDine…David Pallett v Jerry Hendriks…Steve Brown v Michael Barnard…Harry Miles v Andy Melling…Steve Beaton v Jon Jukes…Steve Hine v Jamie Hughes…Josh Jones v Mark Spencer…Arron Monk v Paul Boulton…Gareth Cousins v Ben Burton…Rileys Reading Qualifier v Darrin Pugh…Steve Maish v Dave Solly…Ted Hankey v Danny Dutson…Adam Smith-Neale v Rob Hawker…Gus Santana v Andy Jenkins…Andy Parsons v Dean Stewart…Steve Service v Damien Sherwood…Marc Dewbury v Stephen Hardy…John Scott v Brian Woods…Denis Ovens v Craig McCaskill…John Nelson v Ross Smith…Glen Durrant v Stephen Bunting…Mark Lawrence v Jamie Robinson…Steve Werrett v Mark Barilli…David Dodds v Alan Casey…Anthony Littleton v Nicky Denoon…Adrian Gray v Steve Evans…Glen Miller v Mark Frost…Mark Layton v Michael Wiles…Gino Vos v Paul Harvey…Rileys Aberdeen Qualifier v Mick Todd…Lee Bryant v John Henderson…Sam Hill v Jamie Ellam…Tony Broughton v Tony Cooper…Scott Taylor v Lee Russell…Tony West v Michael Bougoine…Kevin Simm v Mick Hayward…Connie Finnan v Andy Murray…Stuart Anderson v Joe Murnan…Rileys Stirling Qualifier v Rileys Chesterfield QualifierTerry Temple v Matt Clark…Andrew Cornwall v John Bowles…Dan Russell v Toon Greebe…Dyson Parody v Steve Mason…Dave Ladley v Liam Kelly

First Round – 32x Matches

Johnson/Daniels v Smith-Neale/Hawker…Rileys Reading Qualifier/Pugh v Amos/Eldridge…Lawrence/Robinson v Durrant/Stephen BuntingAndy Roberts v Cornwall/Bowles…Jason Wilson/Roith v Wayne Jones…Nelson/R Smith v Ovens/McCaskill…Ladley/L Kelly v Shayne Burgess…Parsons/Stewart v Scott/Woods…Werrett/Barilli v Bob Crawley…Thomas Sanwell v Hine/Jason Hughes…Vos/Harvey v Layton/Wiles…Paul Whitworth v Gray/Evans…Miller/Frost v Broughton/Cooper…John Farmer v Littleton/Denoon…Jason Crawley v Simm/Hayward…Cousins/Burton v West/Burgoine…Hankey/Dutson v Santana/Jenkins…Beaton/Jukes v Dodds/Casey…S Anderson/Murnan v Russell/Greebe…Temple/Clark v Mark Kelly…Rileys Aberdeen Qualifier/Todd v Hill/Ellam…Jon Bott v J Jones/Spencer…Lee Bryant/Henderson v Palfreyman/Gregory…Marc Dewsbury/Hardy v Ryan Murray…Monk/Boulton v Pallett/Hendriks…Finnan/A Murray v Service/Sherwood…Parody/Mason v Rileys Stirling Qualifier/Rileys Chesterfield Qualifier…Gordon/McDine v Brown/Barnard…Farmer/J Lewis v Mark Stephenson…S Taylor/Russell v Heydon/Critchley…Maish/Solly v Adam Hunt…Paul Nicholson v Harry Miles/Melling

Second Round – 32x Matches involving 32 First Round winners and players ranked 33-64 in UK Open Order of Merit.

Dewsbury/Hardy/R Murray v William O’Connor Finnan/A Murray/Service/Sherwood v Scott Rand Jelle Klaasen v Parody/Mason/Rileys Stirling Qualifier/Rileys Chesterfield Qualifier…Bryant/Henderson/Palfreyman/Gregory v Colin Osborne S Taylor/Russell/Heydon/Critchley v Roberts/Cornwall/Bowles Andy Brown v Peter Wright Parsons/Stewart/Scott/Woods v Johnson/Daniels/Smith-Neale/Hawker Whitworth/Gray/Evans v Roland Scholten Monk/Boulton/Pallett/Hendriks v Maish/Solly/Hunt Mark Hylton v Antonio Alcinas Nicholson/Miles/Melling v Miller/Frost/Broughton/Cooper Devon Petersen v Andrew Gilding Mark Webster v Johnny Haines Sanwell/Hine/J Hughes v Temple/Clark/M Kelly J Crawley/Simm/Hayward v Mark Walsh James Richardson v Jim Walker Stuart White v Beaton/Jukes/Dodds/Casey Ladley/L Kelly/Burgess v Stuart Kellett Matthew Edgar v Gordon/McDine/Brown/Barnard Peter Hudson v Farmer/J Lewis/Stephenson Co Stompe v Alan Tabern Mervyn King v Hankey/Dutson/Santana/A Jenkins…Wilson/Roith/W Jones v Rileys Reading Qualifier/Pugh/Amos/Eldridge Darren Johnson v Michael Mansell Prakash Jiwa v Werrett/Barilli/B Crawley Nelson/R Smith/Ovens/McCaskill v S Anderson/Murnan/Russell/Greebe Alex Roy v Cousin/Burton/T West/Burgoine…Keith Stephen v Rileys Aberdeen Qualifier/Todd/Hill/Ellam Mareno Michels v Shaun Griffiths James Wade v Lawrence/Robinson/Durrant/Stephen Bunting…Bott/J Jones/Spencer v Ronnie Baxter…J Farmer/Littleton/Denoon v Vos/Harvey/Layton/Wiles

First staged in 2003, The UK Open has earned the nickname ‘the FA Cup of darts’ due to the unique format which offers pub players the chance to progress through extensive qualifiers and set up a dream meeting with one of the biggest names in the PDC.

Upon its inception the UK Open was the fifth major tournament on the PDC calendar, with Blue Square taking over sponsorship of this massive tournament at a time when the popularity of darts continues to grow. Rileys Darts Zones took over sponsorship from Blue Square in 2010, and Speedy Hire from 2011.The UK Open receives extensive live coverage on Sky TV as it reaches its climax in the superb surroundings of its spiritual home, Bolton’s Reebok Stadium.

YEAR CHAMPION RUNNER-UP FINAL SCORE
2012                                                                      
2011 James Wade Wes Newton 11-8
2010 Phil Taylor  Gary Anderson 11-5
2009 Phil Taylor  Colin Osborne 11-6
2008 James Wade  Gary Mawson 11-7
2007 Raymond van Barneveld Vincent van der Voort 16-8
2006 Raymond van Barnaveld Barrie Bates 13-7
2005 Phil Taylor Mark Walsh 13-7

2004-Roland Scholten 11-6 John Part

2003-Phil Taylor 18-8 Shayne Burgess

The inaugural event was held in 2003 and perhaps unsurprisingly it was the sport’s dominant force, Phil Taylor, who was the first to lift the trophy and collect the £30,000 winner’s cheque. Shayne Burgess was the man on the wrong end of a hammering as ‘The Power’ romped to an 18-8 final victory in front of a capacity crowd and a large TV audience.

The 2004 UK Open saw Dutchman Roland Scholten capture his first major trophy having reached the quarter-finals of the World Championship the previous year, finally going one better than his runner-up spot in 1999′s World Matchplay and 2001′s World Grand Prix. In a shorter format than the previous year’s final, ‘The Tripod’ earned a rousing 11-6 victory over Canada’s John Part – World champion in 2003.

Phil Taylor won the title back the following year, incredibly making his third televised 9-dart finish against reigning champion Scholten in the semi-final, setting up a meeting with fellow Englishman Mark Walsh in the final. Few gave Walsh any hope of upsetting the odds following a poor semi-final with Peter Manley, and Taylor duly dispatched his opponent 13-7 to underline his dominance of the sport and scoop yet another trophy.

2006 was a landmark year that saw Raymond van Barneveld finally move over to the PDC after fifteen years in the BDO, culminating in World Championship and World Masters victories in 2005, the Dutchman citing a desire to take on the greater challenge of the PDC. An incredible run of form has followed since ‘Barney’ made the switch to the PDC, and his quarter-final victory over Taylor in 2006′s UK Open was a sign of things to come.
Barneveld went on to clinch the 2006 title, sweeping aside the challenge of Barrie Bates in the final as he wrapped up a 13-7 win, and darts fans everywhere were welcoming the arrival of a player who had the game to seriously rival Phil Taylor. So it proved in 2007′s amazing World Championship final, Barney beating ‘The Power’ in arguably the greatest darts match ever played and setting up the mouth-watering proposition of another classic final in June’s 2007 Blue Square UK Open.

That final was not to be after Taylor again suffered a quarter-final defeat to ‘Barney’, the Dutchman in ruthless form as he dispatched ‘The Power’ 11-4 – but not before Taylor had managed to complete a hat-trick of 9-dart finishes at the Blue Square UK Open. His third perfect finish at the Reebok Stadium came in his fifth round 11-5 victory against Wes Newton, earning him a £20,000 bonus and ensuring Blue Square paid back all losing Outright Winner bets placed before the start of the tournament.
Having dumped Taylor out again, Barneveld was installed as red-hot favorite for the title and duly thrashed Colin Lloyd 11-4 in the semi-finals, with countryman Vincent van der Voort edging out Colin Osborne 11-10 to set up an all-Dutch final. Van der Voort was unable to disrupt the devastating form of the World Champion who went on to retain his UK Open title with a 16-8 victory, a score line that probably flattered van der Voort who was never able to find the necessary consistency to stay with his unflappable opponent. James Wade won the 2011 Speedy Hire Uk Open and is now a second time winner of the event after a 11-8 win over Wes Newton.

Book your hotel for ‘The UK Open’ with
http://www.booking.com

Hotels near the venue – Premier Inn, De-Vere
Reebok is a few minutes walk to the venue.

UK Open Finals, Reebok Stadium, De Havilland Way, Horwich, Bolton, BL6 6SF, UK Tel; +44 (0) 1204 667788

Travel by car; exit M61 at Junction 6, A6027 the stadium is on the junction

Nearest Airport, Manchester 25 Miles

Train Station at The Reebok Stadium, Horwich Parkway.