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The two-time world champion Gary Anderson captivated dart fans with a rare nine-darter at Blackpool World Matchplay.
Two-time world champion Gary Anderson challenged World Matchplay fans in Blackpool, England. -Around ecstatic. The Flying Scotsman played a perfect match in the 19:17 win in the quarterfinals against Englishman Joe Cullen and caused an earthquake at the Winter Gardens. Anderson received £ 45,000 in prizes for his feat.
A nine-scorer scores 501 points with only nine darts, the lowest number possible. The last nine-darter of the World Matchplay was the 2014 world record champion Phil Taylor succeeded. Only last weekend, the German Gabriel Clemens in the Germany Superleague Darts managed a dart of nine.
Anderson, 47, is now for the third time after 2014 and 2016 in the semifinals of the World Matchplays. Germany's best coach, Max Hopp, had already failed in his first participation in the first hurdle, Ian White, of England.
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