Thrilling Matches Await at 2024 BoyleSports World Grand Prix

The 2024 BoyleSports World Grand Prix continues on Thursday, as the second round draws to a close at the dynamic venue in Leicester. This highly anticipated double-start darts tournament features a captivating lineup of former champions and strong contenders.

Day Four promises a high-stakes clash as former champions Gerwyn Price and James Wade go head-to-head. Price, known for his formidable style, faces off against Wade, a two-time winner who brings experience and tactical acumen to the oche. Additionally, 2016 runner-up Gary Anderson is set to compete against Mike De Decker, adding further intrigue to the evening’s proceedings.

Another highlight of the night will see two-time finalist Dave Chisnall take on UK Open champion Dimitri Van den Bergh. This encounter promises an electrifying battle, as both players are renowned for their scoring prowess. In another exciting matchup, Joe Cullen and Daryl Gurney will lock horns with a quarter-final spot on the line, ensuring a thrilling contest.

The BoyleSports World Grand Prix is being broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK, catering to a global audience through the Professional Darts Corporation‘s (PDC) worldwide network of broadcast partners, including DAZN and Viaplay.

Leading into Thursday’s matchups, reigning champion Luke Humphries secured his place in the quarter-finals with a convincing 3-1 victory over German competitor Ricardo Pietreczko. Humphries, the 29-year-old world number one, impressed with a remarkable 180 score, setting up a critical 130 checkout to seize the third set.

Rob Cross also advanced to the last eight, overcoming Martin Schindler 3-1. Cross’s performance followed his significant victory over pre-tournament favorite Luke Littler in the earlier rounds. Meanwhile, Jonny Clayton, the 2021 champion, came from behind to defeat Ross Smith 3-1, demonstrating resilience and skill.

In a surprising twist, 2022 runner-up Nathan Aspinall exited the tournament following a narrow 3-2 defeat to Ryan Joyce. With Michael van Gerwen and Michael Smith already out of the competition, the tournament remains wide open.

As the second round concludes on Thursday, enthusiasts and participants are eagerly anticipating the fiercely competitive quarter-finals scheduled for Friday. The tournament is set to conclude over the weekend, promising to deliver more high-octane darting action.