Winmau World Master: Luke Littler secures victory in 10 minutes as the new Michael Van Gerwen wins

Luke Littler only needed 10 minutes to get the second round of Winmau World Master on the night that Johnny Clayton admired, Michael van Gereen showed a new look, and Chris Dobobi, Dave Cysenal and Gary Anderson hit.

Littler, the world champion in PDC, dropped only one leg with 2023 world champion at WDF and Yaetens 3-0 to create another 16s with James Wade after Saturday after defeating the latter Mike De Decker 3-2 evening game.

Litler was great to his husband at the beginning of his clash with Baeetens, where he reached his first four attempts before he ended with a success rate of six of nine on the external episode.

Nathan Espine's admiration also installed six out of eight and 161 wives on the bull while Andrew Gilding 3-0 to secure a confrontation with Al-Fateh in Chesinal Cameron Minsis, who beat his external opponent 3-1.

But the evening's performance came from Clayton, which reached an average of 112.77 on his way to the defeat of Martin Shendler 3-1 in a high-quality relationship, and he won one victory for Wales after the Ruby Union team in the country It was faced 43-0 by France in the six nations.

Clayton is impressed by Van Den Berg, surpassing Anderson

Cleiton Ryan Serle will face in the next round after he heavy metals saw the world No. 10 Chris Dobby 3-1, and he broke Hollywood twice in the fourth group after each of the first nine legs went in the match to the player who was thrown first.

Meanwhile, Van Gerwin recovered from the loss of an abundance of arrows to win the second group against the Bradley Brooks qualifiers by taking the next two to victory 3-1 – while wearing a black and gold shirt instead of the usual green color.

The Dutchman, who was beaten by Litler in the World Championship a few weeks ago, wore a different summit to celebrate five years with his sponsors.

Van Gereen Dimitri Van Den Berg will face after that after the latter recovered from the first group loss to Anderson – where he represented his grades in the opening stage – to win six consecutive legs 3-1.

Van De Bergh retreated four columns on the jogging before the match was closed with 13 countries.