That's 2010? That's a FAR tougher field than I was expecting. Didn't realize there were so many good players in the rankings in 2010. Couldn't rememberRogg wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 4:51 pm PDC rankings at the back end of 2010, possibly even halfway through the Worlds at the end of that year.
1 Phil Taylor £963,000
2 James Wade £290,742
3 Raymond van Barneveld £233,400
4 Simon Whitlock £221,950
5 Adrian Lewis £206,350
6 Terry Jenkins £190,820
7 Gary Anderson £177,450
8 Ronnie Baxter £176,842
9 Mark Walsh £174,542
10 Colin Lloyd £174,385
11 Mervyn King £166,250
12 Wayne Jones £152,900
13 Colin Osborne £152,842
14 Wes Newton £151,939
15 Andy Hamilton £149,536
16 Paul Nichooolson £131,921
17 Jamie Caven £131,585
18 Robert Thornton £129,670
19 Kevin Painter £129,042
20 Vincent van der Voort £126,500
21 Mark Webster £124,142
22 Dennis Priestley £117,422
23 Alan Tabern £115,239
24 Steve Beaton £113,385
25 Andy Smith £111,300
26 Co Stompe £104,721
27 Denis Ovens £99,835
28 Mark Dudbridge £96,450
29 Jelle Klaasen £92,842
30 Michael van Gerwen £75,450
31 Barrie Bates £67,142
32 John Part £64,342
33 Peter Wright £56,321
34 Brendan Dolan £56,200
35 Tony Eccles £55,842
36 Steve Brown £53,700
37 Kevin McDine £52,392
38 Steve Hine £41,342
39 Wayne Maaardle £39,142
40 Peter Manley £38,170
41 Kirk Shepherd £37,520
42 Steve Maish £35,335
43 Roland Scholten £33,992
44 Andy Jenkins £33,235
45 Alex Roy £32,900
46 Mensur Suljovic £31,400
47 Dennis Smith £28,285
48 Justin Pipe £26,400
49 Colin Monk £25,085
50 Steve Farmer £24,500
51 Chris Thompson £23,800
52 Matt Clark £23,742
53 Darin Young £22,971
54 Mark Hylton £22,400
55 Nigel Heydon £22,000
56 Richie Burnett £20,500
57 Tony Ayres £20,400
58 Andree Welge £20,200
59 Jyhan Artut £19,500
60 Steve Evans £18,600
61 Joe Cullen £18,300
62 John Magowan £15,700
63 Carlos Rodriguez £15,200
64 Mick McGowan £14,950
65 Bernd Roith £14,300
66 Darren Johnson £14,200
67 Gary Mawson £14,071
68 Mark Lawrence £13,400
69 Louis Blundell £13,300
70 Mark Frost £13,100
71 Magnus Caris £12,500
72 Antonio Alcinas £12,100
73 Michael Barnard £11,900
74 Dylan Duo £11,800
75 Per Laursen £11,700
76 Nick Fulwell £11,100
77 Wayne Atwood £10,800
78 Willie O Connor £10,500
79 Martyn Turner £10,300
80 Ken MacNeil £10,121
81 Adrian Gray £10,000
82 Scotty Burnett £9,521
83 Aaron Monk £8,800
84 Steve Grubb £8,450
85 Aodhagen O'Neill £8,200
86 Gary Welding £7,400
87 Chris Mason £7,900
88 Jarkko Komula £7,700
89 Tomas Seyler £7,700
90 Michael Smith £7,100
91 Phillip Hazel £7,200
92 Norman Madhoo £7,000
93 Shane Tichowitsch £6,900
94 Matt Padgett £6,900
95 Dave Honey £6,800
96 Lionel Sams £6,700
97 Warren Parry £6,300
98 Devon Petersen £6,000
99 Haruki Muramatsu £6,000
100 Osmann Kijamet £6,000
101 Christian Perez £6,000
Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
I still think he would be top 32 but don't think he'd be a mainstay there. That said, he would win nothing or possibly 1 or 2 events where Taylor and the like aren't there or get taken out early.
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Who on god's green earth voted top 10? Realistically he gets nowhere near.
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
Some thoughtsRogg wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 4:51 pm PDC rankings at the back end of 2010, possibly even halfway through the Worlds at the end of that year.
1 Phil Taylor £963,000
2 James Wade £290,742
3 Raymond van Barneveld £233,400
4 Simon Whitlock £221,950
5 Adrian Lewis £206,350
6 Terry Jenkins £190,820
7 Gary Anderson £177,450
8 Ronnie Baxter £176,842
9 Mark Walsh £174,542
10 Colin Lloyd £174,385
11 Mervyn King £166,250
12 Wayne Jones £152,900
13 Colin Osborne £152,842
14 Wes Newton £151,939
15 Andy Hamilton £149,536
16 Paul Nichooolson £131,921
17 Jamie Caven £131,585
18 Robert Thornton £129,670
19 Kevin Painter £129,042
20 Vincent van der Voort £126,500
21 Mark Webster £124,142
22 Dennis Priestley £117,422
23 Alan Tabern £115,239
24 Steve Beaton £113,385
25 Andy Smith £111,300
26 Co Stompe £104,721
27 Denis Ovens £99,835
28 Mark Dudbridge £96,450
29 Jelle Klaasen £92,842
30 Michael van Gerwen £75,450
31 Barrie Bates £67,142
32 John Part £64,342
33 Peter Wright £56,321
34 Brendan Dolan £56,200
35 Tony Eccles £55,842
36 Steve Brown £53,700
37 Kevin McDine £52,392
38 Steve Hine £41,342
39 Wayne Maaardle £39,142
40 Peter Manley £38,170
41 Kirk Shepherd £37,520
42 Steve Maish £35,335
43 Roland Scholten £33,992
44 Andy Jenkins £33,235
45 Alex Roy £32,900
46 Mensur Suljovic £31,400
47 Dennis Smith £28,285
48 Justin Pipe £26,400
49 Colin Monk £25,085
50 Steve Farmer £24,500
51 Chris Thompson £23,800
52 Matt Clark £23,742
53 Darin Young £22,971
54 Mark Hylton £22,400
55 Nigel Heydon £22,000
56 Richie Burnett £20,500
57 Tony Ayres £20,400
58 Andree Welge £20,200
59 Jyhan Artut £19,500
60 Steve Evans £18,600
61 Joe Cullen £18,300
62 John Magowan £15,700
63 Carlos Rodriguez £15,200
64 Mick McGowan £14,950
65 Bernd Roith £14,300
66 Darren Johnson £14,200
67 Gary Mawson £14,071
68 Mark Lawrence £13,400
69 Louis Blundell £13,300
70 Mark Frost £13,100
71 Magnus Caris £12,500
72 Antonio Alcinas £12,100
73 Michael Barnard £11,900
74 Dylan Duo £11,800
75 Per Laursen £11,700
76 Nick Fulwell £11,100
77 Wayne Atwood £10,800
78 Willie O Connor £10,500
79 Martyn Turner £10,300
80 Ken MacNeil £10,121
81 Adrian Gray £10,000
82 Scotty Burnett £9,521
83 Aaron Monk £8,800
84 Steve Grubb £8,450
85 Aodhagen O'Neill £8,200
86 Gary Welding £7,400
87 Chris Mason £7,900
88 Jarkko Komula £7,700
89 Tomas Seyler £7,700
90 Michael Smith £7,100
91 Phillip Hazel £7,200
92 Norman Madhoo £7,000
93 Shane Tichowitsch £6,900
94 Matt Padgett £6,900
95 Dave Honey £6,800
96 Lionel Sams £6,700
97 Warren Parry £6,300
98 Devon Petersen £6,000
99 Haruki Muramatsu £6,000
100 Osmann Kijamet £6,000
101 Christian Perez £6,000
Part is shockingly low for the time period, bearing in mind he won the Worlds two years before that. Although he had a renaissance not long after where he was mid 20s in 2011-13.
Jamie Caven is easily the most forgettable stealth jobber of the 2010s. Was around forever and did next to absolutely nothing on tv except lose famous games unless I'm wrong.
MVG and Klaasen in their famous slumps, both for different reasons, perhaps their big fallout ruined MVG's form in this era? Nobody really thinks of him in the fiasco.
Although there are many players better than Montgomery in the 32-50 bracket, I'll suggest that was Barrie Bates top 32 standard?
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
You sad cuntbristowfan69 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:06 pm Who on god's green earth would spend a week creating 400 accounts to troll a forum and spend 20 hours a day logged in.
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Looking forward to seeing the banned members thread being updated later.Safc wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:17 pmYou sad cuntbristowfan69 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:06 pm Who on god's green earth would spend a week creating 400 accounts to troll a forum and spend 20 hours a day logged in.
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
He reached a few QFs on TV and played really well on the rare occasion but his ranking was due to floor performancesDeepFriedRat wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:15 pmRogg wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 4:51 pm PDC rankings at the back end of 2010, possibly even halfway through the Worlds at the end of that year.
1 Phil Taylor £963,000
2 James Wade £290,742
3 Raymond van Barneveld £233,400
4 Simon Whitlock £221,950
5 Adrian Lewis £206,350
6 Terry Jenkins £190,820
7 Gary Anderson £177,450
8 Ronnie Baxter £176,842
9 Mark Walsh £174,542
10 Colin Lloyd £174,385
11 Mervyn King £166,250
12 Wayne Jones £152,900
13 Colin Osborne £152,842
14 Wes Newton £151,939
15 Andy Hamilton £149,536
16 Paul Nichooolson £131,921
17 Jamie Caven £131,585
18 Robert Thornton £129,670
19 Kevin Painter £129,042
20 Vincent van der Voort £126,500
21 Mark Webster £124,142
22 Dennis Priestley £117,422
23 Alan Tabern £115,239
24 Steve Beaton £113,385
25 Andy Smith £111,300
26 Co Stompe £104,721
27 Denis Ovens £99,835
28 Mark Dudbridge £96,450
29 Jelle Klaasen £92,842
30 Michael van Gerwen £75,450
31 Barrie Bates £67,142
32 John Part £64,342
33 Peter Wright £56,321
34 Brendan Dolan £56,200
35 Tony Eccles £55,842
36 Steve Brown £53,700
37 Kevin McDine £52,392
38 Steve Hine £41,342
39 Wayne Maaardle £39,142
40 Peter Manley £38,170
41 Kirk Shepherd £37,520
42 Steve Maish £35,335
43 Roland Scholten £33,992
44 Andy Jenkins £33,235
45 Alex Roy £32,900
46 Mensur Suljovic £31,400
47 Dennis Smith £28,285
48 Justin Pipe £26,400
49 Colin Monk £25,085
50 Steve Farmer £24,500
51 Chris Thompson £23,800
52 Matt Clark £23,742
53 Darin Young £22,971
54 Mark Hylton £22,400
55 Nigel Heydon £22,000
56 Richie Burnett £20,500
57 Tony Ayres £20,400
58 Andree Welge £20,200
59 Jyhan Artut £19,500
60 Steve Evans £18,600
61 Joe Cullen £18,300
62 John Magowan £15,700
63 Carlos Rodriguez £15,200
64 Mick McGowan £14,950
65 Bernd Roith £14,300
66 Darren Johnson £14,200
67 Gary Mawson £14,071
68 Mark Lawrence £13,400
69 Louis Blundell £13,300
70 Mark Frost £13,100
71 Magnus Caris £12,500
72 Antonio Alcinas £12,100
73 Michael Barnard £11,900
74 Dylan Duo £11,800
75 Per Laursen £11,700
76 Nick Fulwell £11,100
77 Wayne Atwood £10,800
78 Willie O Connor £10,500
79 Martyn Turner £10,300
80 Ken MacNeil £10,121
81 Adrian Gray £10,000
82 Scotty Burnett £9,521
83 Aaron Monk £8,800
84 Steve Grubb £8,450
85 Aodhagen O'Neill £8,200
86 Gary Welding £7,400
87 Chris Mason £7,900
88 Jarkko Komula £7,700
89 Tomas Seyler £7,700
90 Michael Smith £7,100
91 Phillip Hazel £7,200
92 Norman Madhoo £7,000
93 Shane Tichowitsch £6,900
94 Matt Padgett £6,900
95 Dave Honey £6,800
96 Lionel Sams £6,700
97 Warren Parry £6,300
98 Devon Petersen £6,000
99 Haruki Muramatsu £6,000
100 Osmann Kijamet £6,000
101 Christian Perez £6,000
Jamie Caven is easily the most forgettable stealth jobber of the 2010s. Was around forever and did next to absolutely nothing on tv except lose famous games unless I'm wrong.
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
Refreshing it every 5 minutes. I need a drink.Emulsfier wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:20 pmLooking forward to seeing the banned members thread being updated later.Safc wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:17 pmYou sad cuntbristowfan69 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:06 pm Who on god's green earth would spend a week creating 400 accounts to troll a forum and spend 20 hours a day logged in.
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
+1Emulsfier wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:20 pmLooking forward to seeing the banned members thread being updated later.Safc wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:17 pmYou sad cuntbristowfan69 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:06 pm Who on god's green earth would spend a week creating 400 accounts to troll a forum and spend 20 hours a day logged in.
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
This version of MVG is years before the Klaasen incident. He switched in January 2007 and was fairly or very crap for at least 4 years. We find him here around the 32 mark which is where he hovered for quite a while.DeepFriedRat wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:15 pmSome thoughtsRogg wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 4:51 pm PDC rankings at the back end of 2010, possibly even halfway through the Worlds at the end of that year.
1 Phil Taylor £963,000
2 James Wade £290,742
3 Raymond van Barneveld £233,400
4 Simon Whitlock £221,950
5 Adrian Lewis £206,350
6 Terry Jenkins £190,820
7 Gary Anderson £177,450
8 Ronnie Baxter £176,842
9 Mark Walsh £174,542
10 Colin Lloyd £174,385
11 Mervyn King £166,250
12 Wayne Jones £152,900
13 Colin Osborne £152,842
14 Wes Newton £151,939
15 Andy Hamilton £149,536
16 Paul Nichooolson £131,921
17 Jamie Caven £131,585
18 Robert Thornton £129,670
19 Kevin Painter £129,042
20 Vincent van der Voort £126,500
21 Mark Webster £124,142
22 Dennis Priestley £117,422
23 Alan Tabern £115,239
24 Steve Beaton £113,385
25 Andy Smith £111,300
26 Co Stompe £104,721
27 Denis Ovens £99,835
28 Mark Dudbridge £96,450
29 Jelle Klaasen £92,842
30 Michael van Gerwen £75,450
31 Barrie Bates £67,142
32 John Part £64,342
33 Peter Wright £56,321
34 Brendan Dolan £56,200
35 Tony Eccles £55,842
36 Steve Brown £53,700
37 Kevin McDine £52,392
38 Steve Hine £41,342
39 Wayne Maaardle £39,142
40 Peter Manley £38,170
41 Kirk Shepherd £37,520
42 Steve Maish £35,335
43 Roland Scholten £33,992
44 Andy Jenkins £33,235
45 Alex Roy £32,900
46 Mensur Suljovic £31,400
47 Dennis Smith £28,285
48 Justin Pipe £26,400
49 Colin Monk £25,085
50 Steve Farmer £24,500
51 Chris Thompson £23,800
52 Matt Clark £23,742
53 Darin Young £22,971
54 Mark Hylton £22,400
55 Nigel Heydon £22,000
56 Richie Burnett £20,500
57 Tony Ayres £20,400
58 Andree Welge £20,200
59 Jyhan Artut £19,500
60 Steve Evans £18,600
61 Joe Cullen £18,300
62 John Magowan £15,700
63 Carlos Rodriguez £15,200
64 Mick McGowan £14,950
65 Bernd Roith £14,300
66 Darren Johnson £14,200
67 Gary Mawson £14,071
68 Mark Lawrence £13,400
69 Louis Blundell £13,300
70 Mark Frost £13,100
71 Magnus Caris £12,500
72 Antonio Alcinas £12,100
73 Michael Barnard £11,900
74 Dylan Duo £11,800
75 Per Laursen £11,700
76 Nick Fulwell £11,100
77 Wayne Atwood £10,800
78 Willie O Connor £10,500
79 Martyn Turner £10,300
80 Ken MacNeil £10,121
81 Adrian Gray £10,000
82 Scotty Burnett £9,521
83 Aaron Monk £8,800
84 Steve Grubb £8,450
85 Aodhagen O'Neill £8,200
86 Gary Welding £7,400
87 Chris Mason £7,900
88 Jarkko Komula £7,700
89 Tomas Seyler £7,700
90 Michael Smith £7,100
91 Phillip Hazel £7,200
92 Norman Madhoo £7,000
93 Shane Tichowitsch £6,900
94 Matt Padgett £6,900
95 Dave Honey £6,800
96 Lionel Sams £6,700
97 Warren Parry £6,300
98 Devon Petersen £6,000
99 Haruki Muramatsu £6,000
100 Osmann Kijamet £6,000
101 Christian Perez £6,000
Part is shockingly low for the time period, bearing in mind he won the Worlds two years before that. Although he had a renaissance not long after where he was mid 20s in 2011-13.
Jamie Caven is easily the most forgettable stealth jobber of the 2010s. Was around forever and did next to absolutely nothing on tv except lose famous games unless I'm wrong.
MVG and Klaasen in their famous slumps, both for different reasons, perhaps their big fallout ruined MVG's form in this era? Nobody really thinks of him in the fiasco.
Although there are many players better than Montgomery in the 32-50 bracket, I'll suggest that was Barrie Bates top 32 standard?
Barrie Bates was in the top 16 at one point, probably when his UK Open final was on the board. He was a floor bastard of course. I think he's well on his way to oblivion by the time he is at 31 in this list. He is dropping violently.
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Re: Where would Ross Montgomery end up in the rankings if he switched in 2010?
Their fallout was in 2012, and seemed to coincide with MvG's rise in form. They were still best friends in 2010.DeepFriedRat wrote: ↑Mon Jun 05, 2023 6:15 pm MVG and Klaasen in their famous slumps, both for different reasons, perhaps their big fallout ruined MVG's form in this era? Nobody really thinks of him in the fiasco.
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