2022 world championship averages

[Rogg]

(99.75) Peter Wright 5-4 Callan Rydz (97.80)
(96.32) Gary Anderson 5-2 Luke Humphries (94.92)








(86.50) James Wade 5-0 Mervyn King (86.67)

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Gerwyn Price v Michael Smith

[Rogg]

COMPLETE QUARTER-FINALS


(101.94) Michael Smith 5-4 Gerwyn Price (99.57)

(99.75) Peter Wright 5-4 Callan Rydz (97.80)
(96.32) Gary Anderson 5-2 Luke Humphries (94.92)

(86.50) James Wade 5-0 Mervyn King (86.67)

[Rogg]

Smith-Price this was.

[Randall]

Was a fantastic game

[Rogg]

SEMI-FINALS

(100.98) Michael Smith 6-3 James Wade (95.43)

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Peter Wright v Gary Anderson

[thegentle]

SEMI-FINALS

(100.98) Michael Smith 6-3 James Wade (95.43)

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Peter Wright v Gary Anderson

Wading can only get you so far against an opponent who is simply throwing better than you

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[Rogg]

23-16 in legs.

Smith 101, 45%
Wade 95, 40%

[Rogg]

SEMI-FINALS (100.98) Michael Smith 6-3 James Wade (95.43) -- Peter Wright v Gary Anderson

Wading can only get you so far against an opponent who is simply throwing better than you Sent from my HRY-LX1 using Tapatalk

One of these days, one of these days, he might just run of opponents and accidentally win the Worlds...

[Rogg]

run OUT of opponents, that is meant to say. Bloody forum, can't edit a wank.

Wade, anyway. His route through this event was almost indecently fortunate while Smith remains on course for one of the greater world title wins.

[thegentle]

run OUT of opponents, that is meant to say. Bloody forum, can't edit a wank.

Wade, anyway. His route through this event was almost indecently fortunate while Smith remains on course for one of the greater world title wins.

I feel this Covid affected year might have been the year, but alas he wasn't that lucky and he wasn't that good. While a world title would be a just reward in some ways for a fantastic year for Wright, I do hope Smith wins, he's faced a murderers' row of opponents!

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[thegentle]

Michael Smith 100.98 6-3 James Wade 95.43

Peter Wright 104.38 6-4 Gary Anderson 102.72

Compared with last year's
Dave Chisnall 98.57 3-6 Gary Anderson 100.03 and
Stephen Bunting 96.38 4-6 Gerwyn Price 100.92

[Rogg]

Must... format...


SEMI-FINALS

(104.38) Peter Wright 6-4 Gary Anderson (102.72)
(100.98) Michael Smith 6-3 James Wade (95.43)

[Rogg]

We should keep a copy of these. Thanks to https://twitter.com/PremiumDartData

Just the 24 180s for Wright. You've never seen anyone do that.

[oche balboa]

Semi Final Average (2020 in Brackets)

2022: 100.94 (98.97)

First round where this years is better then last year

Tournament Average (Till the final): 91.66 (93.24)

[Rogg]

Bet the SF ave was a bit fruity the year MVG tickled 114...

[Rogg]

Jesus, they obliterated that then. The old SF record is dust. Over 42 legs.

Looking on darts database, that Cross-MVG semi-final was 27-27 in legs. 27-27?!

[Rogg]

THE FINAL

(98.34) Peter Wright 7-5 Michael Smith (99.22)

27-23 legs.

Both averaged 82 in the first set. Reminiscent of that Mardle-Taylor disaster first set in a world semi-final(?) years back.

[Malanax]

Looking on darts database, that Cross-MVG semi-final was 27-27 in legs. 27-27?!

For someone to play and win a match llke that against mvg 11 months after turning professional is absolutely mental.

[sennafan24]

The averages matter now:

[Rogg]

Aaaand today a 96-player field will be compared perfectly against a field of 70-odd. Tremendous.

There are so many different versions of oche. That's so desperately poor. Wish he'd calm down. I can't possibly stalk all of them.

Tournament averages then. Note that the field was expanded to 96 in 2019.

2022 ends up the same as 2012. If that means anything to you.


2010- 89.77
2011- 91.71
2012- 91.85
2013- 92.05
2014- 92.57
2015- 93.40
2016- 93.96
2017- 94.84
2018- 94.50
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2019- 92.05
2020- 92.59
2021- 93.33
2022- 91.85