Charlie Manby beats Stefan Bellmont 6-3
PDC UK open · Last 16 · Fri 6 Mar
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Stefan Bellmont faces Charlie Manby at PDC UK open in Last 16 and the match quickly starts producing the kind of moments that make live darts so tense. By the finish it is Charlie Manby who has the result at 6-3, but every leg has its own part to play on the way there.
Leg 1: Charlie Manby takes out 70 in 2 darts. Charlie Manby leads 1-0. Leg 2 — break of throw: Charlie Manby takes out 86 in 1 dart; 10 darts in total, a break of throw. Charlie Manby leads 2-0.
Leg 3 — 3 in a row: Charlie Manby takes out 40 in 2 darts. Charlie Manby leads 3-0. Leg 4 — run stopped: Stefan Bellmont takes out 120 in 1 dart. Charlie Manby leads 3-1.
Leg 5: Maximum from Charlie Manby! Charlie Manby cannot take out 8 and leaves 2, Charlie Manby closes 2 with Stefan Bellmont waiting on 28 in 2 darts. Charlie Manby leads 4-1. Leg 6: Stefan Bellmont takes out 40 in 1 dart. Charlie Manby leads 4-2.
Leg 7: Charlie Manby takes out 76 in 2 darts. Charlie Manby leads 5-2. Leg 8: Charlie Manby cannot take out 45 and leaves 16; Stefan Bellmont punishes it immediately by taking out 33 in 1 dart. Charlie Manby leads 5-3.
Leg 9 — match-clinching leg: Maximum from Stefan Bellmont! Stefan Bellmont cannot take out 85 and leaves 20, Charlie Manby punishes it immediately by taking out 110 in 2 darts, 14 darts in total. That's the match - Charlie Manby wins 6-3.
Charlie Manby posts the higher three-dart average, 93.78 compared with 89.64. Stefan Bellmont hits 1 maximum and Charlie Manby hits 1. On the doubles, Stefan Bellmont converts 50.0% and Charlie Manby finishes at 33.0%. Charlie Manby's longest burst is 3 legs in a row.
Charlie Manby has the result, but the final score only tells part of it. The match contains 1 breaks of throw. The decisive difference comes in the moments when one player reaches a finish, the other is close enough to punish a miss, and the next visit suddenly matters more than the average.
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How every leg unfolded
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Leg 1: Charlie Manby takes out 70 in 2 darts. Charlie Manby leads 1-0.
Leg 2 — break of throw: Charlie Manby takes out 86 in 1 dart; 10 darts in total, a break of throw. Charlie Manby leads 2-0.
Leg 3 — 3 in a row: Charlie Manby takes out 40 in 2 darts. Charlie Manby leads 3-0.
Leg 4 — run stopped: Stefan Bellmont takes out 120 in 1 dart. Charlie Manby leads 3-1.
Leg 5: Maximum from Charlie Manby! Charlie Manby cannot take out 8 and leaves 2, Charlie Manby closes 2 with Stefan Bellmont waiting on 28 in 2 darts. Charlie Manby leads 4-1.
Leg 6: Stefan Bellmont takes out 40 in 1 dart. Charlie Manby leads 4-2.
Leg 7: Charlie Manby takes out 76 in 2 darts. Charlie Manby leads 5-2.
Leg 8: Charlie Manby cannot take out 45 and leaves 16; Stefan Bellmont punishes it immediately by taking out 33 in 1 dart. Charlie Manby leads 5-3.
Leg 9 — match-clinching leg: Maximum from Stefan Bellmont! Stefan Bellmont cannot take out 85 and leaves 20, Charlie Manby punishes it immediately by taking out 110 in 2 darts, 14 darts in total. That's the match - Charlie Manby wins 6-3.