Hong Kong star Leung doubles his PDC Asian Tour tally in Seoul
Hong Kong duo Lok Yin Lee and Man Lok Leung claimed titles alongside Japan’s Jun Matsuda on the second weekend of PDC Asian Tour action in Seoul. The Korea International Exhibition Center played host to Events 4-6 on March 25-26, with 135 players competing across two days of action in the South Korean capital. Hong Kong youngster Lee claimed his maiden Asian Tour title with Event Four success, averaging over 90 to defeat former World Championship qualifier Keita Ono 5-2 in Saturday’s opening event. The 22-year-old recovered from 4-2 down to edge out legendary Singapore star Paul Lim in the semi-finals, surviving multiple match darts en route to scooping the £2,000 top prize. However, 69-year-old Lim produced the performance of the tournament, averaging 106.9 in his opening round win over Kenichi Ajiki, before whitewashing Royden Lam in the last eight. Event Five saw Matsuda overcome his compatriot Tomoya Goto to clinch his maiden PDC Asian Tour crown, after he ended Lee’s hopes of back-to-back titles in the last 16. Matsuda won through deciding-leg ties against Yong Gaweenuntavong, Lee and Shingo Enomata to seal his spot in the semi-finals, where he fired in four 180s to dispatch Joji Kanuma. Goto, meanwhile, relinquished just four legs in reaching the final, whitewashing Leung in the last eight before brushing aside his fellow countryman Seigo Asada in the semi-finals. Mikuru Suzuki was one of seven Japanese stars to make the Event Five quarter-finals, defeating her compatriots Yuta Hayashi and Toru Suzuki to continue her impressive start to the campaign. Leung then celebrated his second Asian Tour title of 2023 in Sunday’s Event Six, running out a 5-2 winner against Goto to condemn the Japanese thrower to back-to-back final defeats. Leung – who impressed at January’s Bahrain Darts Masters – edged out his compatriot Wai Kit Lee and Mongolia’s Ganerdene Sharavsambuu in last-leg deciders, before whitewashing Masatsugu Irabu in the semi-finals. Goto stormed through to Sunday’s showpiece for the loss of just three legs, whitewashing Toru Suzuki and easing past Event Three winner Haruki Muramatsu in the process. Leung boasts a $700 lead at the top of the Asian Tour Order of Merit following Event Six, after Event Two winner Lourence Ilagan missed out on the weekend’s treble-header. Matsuda and Goto occupy third and fourth spots respectively, with Event Four winner Lee leapfrogging Muramatsu into fifth position. The PDC Asian Tour – which will see 24 events taking place across the continent in 2023 – continues on April 15-16, as Tacloban plays host to Events 7-9.
2023 PDC Asian Tour Saturday March 25 Seoul, South Korea Event Four Quarter-Finals Tomoya Goto 4-0 Arashi Matsumoto Keita Ono 4-3 Seigo Asada Paul Lim 4-0 Royden Lam Lok Yin Lee 4-3 Yong Gaweenuntavong
Semi-Finals Keita Ono 5-3 Tomoya Goto Lok Yin Lee 5-4 Paul Lim
Final Lok Yin Lee 5-2 Keita Ono
Event Five Quarter-Finals Tomoya Goto 4-0 Man Lok Leung Seigo Asada 4-1 Keita Ono Joji Kanuma 4-1 Mikuru Suzuki Jun Matsuda 4-3 Shingo Enomata
Semi-Finals Tomoya Goto 5-2 Seigo Asada Jun Matsuda 5-1 Joji Kanuma
Final Jun Matsuda 5-3 Tomoya Goto
Sunday March 26 Event Six Quarter-Finals Arashi Matsumoto 4-1 Yuta Hayashi Tomoya Goto 4-1 Haruki Muramatsu Man Lok Leung 4-3 Ganerdene Sharavsambuu Masatsugu Irabu 4-2 Yoshihisa Baba
Semi-Finals Tomoya Goto 5-1 Arashi Matsumoto Man Lok Leung 5-0 Masatsugu Irabu
Final Man Lok Leung 5-2 Tomoya Goto
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Man Lok Leung wins sixth tournament of PDC Asian Tour 2023
Man Lok Leung won the sixth tournament of the PDC Asian Tour on Sunday. It is the second title of the season for the Hong Kong-based dart player, having previously won the first tournament.
Leung had reached the final after wins over Mitsuhiko Tatsunami (4-1), Ganerdene Sharavsambuu (4-3) and Masatsugu Irabu (5-0), among others.
In the final, he faced Tomoya Goto, who had defeated Toru Suzuki (4-0) and Haruki Muramatsu (4-1), among others. The final was then a 5-2 win for Leung.
Titles for Lee Lok Yin and Jun Matsuda on Asian Tour
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Quarterfinals
Arashi Matsumoto 4-1 Yuta Hayashi
Tomoya Goto 4-1 Haruki Muramatsu
Man Lok Leung 4-3 Ganerdene Sharavsambuu
Masatsugu Irabu 4-2 Yoshihisa Baba
Tomoya Goto 5-1 Arashi Matsumoto
Man Lok Leung 5-0 Masatsugu Irabu
Man Lok Leung 5-2 Tomoya Goto
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- Tour 1&2 Seoul
- Tour 3&4 Macao
- Tour 5&6 Kobe
- Tour 7&8 Kuala Lumper
- Tour 9&10 Taipei
- Tour 11&12 Manila
- Tour 3&4 Kobe
- Tour 5&6 Tacloban
- Tour 7&8 Taipei
- Tour 9&10 Hong Kong
- Tour 11&12 Singapore
- Asian Championship
- Asian Tour 1-3 Kobe
- Asian Tour 4-6 Seoul
- Asian Tour 7-9 Tacloban
- Asian Tour 10-12 Hong Kong
- Asian Tour 13-15 Ulaanbaatar
- Asian Tour 16-18 Singapore
- Asian Tour 19-21 Bangsaen
- Asian Tour 22-24 Qingdao
- 2023 Asian Championship
- Asian Tour 1-3 Dubai
- Asian Tour 4-6 Kyoto
- Asian Tour 7-9 Manila
- Asian Tour 10-12 Penang
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PDC Asian Tour Order of Merit will start from zero from 2023 and comprises prize money won over a rolling 12-month period by players in PDC Asian Tour events, which will be used as a means of qualification for PDC televised events - the World Darts Championship, Grand Slam of Darts and World Cup of Darts - as well as the Asian Darts Championship.
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Below is the 2024 Asian Tour Order of Merit.
Order of Merit
2023 PDC Asian Tour series
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The 2023 PDC Asian Tour series consisted of 24 darts tournaments on the 2023 PDC Pro Tour .
This was the first time since 2019 that a full continental Asian Tour has taken place, with there being no events in 2020–2022, leading to the creation of the 2022 PDC Asian Championship . [1]
The top 4 on the Asian Tour Order of Merit qualified for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship , and the top 16 qualified for the 2023 PDC Asian Championship .
- 1 Prize money
- 2.1 Event 1
- 2.2 Event 2
- 2.3 Event 3
- 2.4 Event 4
- 2.5 Event 5
- 2.6 Event 6
- 3.1 Event 7
- 3.2 Event 8
- 3.3 Event 9
- 3.4 Event 10
- 3.5 Event 11
- 3.6 Event 12
- 4.1 Event 13
- 4.2 Event 14
- 4.3 Event 15
- 5.1 Event 16
- 5.2 Event 17
- 5.3 Event 18
- 5.4 Event 19
- 5.5 Event 20
- 5.6 Event 21
- 6.1 Event 22
- 6.2 Event 23
- 6.3 Event 24
- 7 References
Prize money [ ]
Each event will have a prize fund of $10,000. [1]
This is how the prize money is divided:
Event 1 [ ]
Event 1 was contested on Saturday 11 March 2023 at the Kobe International Exhibition Centre in Kobe , Japan . The winner was Man Lok Leung . [2]
Event 2 [ ]
Event 2 was contested on Saturday 11 March 2023 at the Kobe International Exhibition Centre in Kobe , Japan . The winner was Lourence Ilagan . [2]
Event 3 [ ]
Event 3 was contested on Sunday 12 March 2023 at the Kobe International Exhibition Centre in Kobe , Japan . The winner was Haruki Muramatsu . [2]
Event 4 [ ]
Event 4 was contested on Saturday 25 March 2023 at the KINTEX 1 Hall Grand Ballroom in Seoul , South Korea . The winner was Lok Yin Lee . [3]
Event 5 [ ]
Event 5 was contested on Saturday 25 March 2023 at the KINTEX 1 Hall Grand Ballroom in Seoul , South Korea . The winner was Jun Matsuda . [3]
Event 6 [ ]
Event 6 was contested on Sunday 26 March 2023 at the KINTEX 1 Hall Grand Ballroom in Seoul , South Korea . The winner was Man Lok Leung . [3]
Event 7 [ ]
Event 7 was contested on Saturday 15 April 2023 at the Leyte Academic Center in Palo , Philippines . The winner was Rosendo Lubaton . [4]
Event 8 [ ]
Event 8 was contested on Saturday 15 April 2023 at the Leyte Academic Center in Palo , Philippines . The winner was Ryan Condat . [4]
Event 9 [ ]
Event 9 was contested on Sunday 16 April 2023 at the Leyte Academic Center in Palo , Philippines . The winner was Reynaldo Rivera . [4]
Event 10 [ ]
Event 10 was contested on Saturday 29 April 2023 at the Riverside Regal Hotel in Hong Kong . The winner was Christian Perez . [5]
Event 11 [ ]
Event 11 was contested on Saturday 29 April 2023 at the Riverside Regal Hotel in Hong Kong . The winner was Lourence Ilagan . [5]
Event 12 [ ]
Event 12 was contested on Sunday 30 April 2023 at the Riverside Regal Hotel in Hong Kong . The winner was Paolo Nebrida . [5]
Event 13 [ ]
Event 13 was contested on Saturday 27 May 2023 at the Triple Event Hall in Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia . The winner was Zong Xiao Chen . [6]
Event 14 [ ]
Event 14 was contested on Saturday 27 May 2023 at the Triple Event Hall in Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia . The winner was Nitin Kumar . [6]
Event 15 [ ]
Event 15 was contested on Sunday 28 May 2023 at the Triple Event Hall in Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia . The winner was Zong Xiao Chen . [6]
Event 16 [ ]
Event 16 was contested on Saturday 1 July 2023 at the Forest 3 Darts Cafe in Singapore . The winner was Mohd Nasir Bin Jantan . [7]
Event 17 [ ]
Event 17 was contested on Sunday 2 July 2023 at the Forest 3 Darts Cafe in Singapore . The winner was Tomoya Goto . [7]
Event 18 [ ]
Event 18 was contested on Sunday 2 July 2023 at the Forest 3 Darts Cafe in Singapore . The winner was Mohd Nasir Bin Jantan . [7]
Event 19 [ ]
Event 19 was contested on Saturday 29 July 2023 at the Tide Hotel in Bangsaen , Thailand . The winner was Tatsunami Mitsuhiko . [8]
Event 20 [ ]
Event 20 was contested on Saturday 29 July 2023 at the Tide Hotel in Bangsaen , Thailand . The winner was Man Lok Leung . [8]
Event 21 [ ]
Event 21 was contested on Sunday 30 July 2023 at the Tide Hotel in Bangsaen , Thailand . The winner was Paul Lim . [8]
September [ ]
Event 22 [ ].
Event 22 was contested on Saturday 9 September 2023 at the Hampton by Hilton Qingdao West Coast in Qingdao , China . The winner was Lok Yin Lee . [9]
Event 23 [ ]
Event 23 was contested on Saturday 9 September 2023 at the Hampton by Hilton Qingdao West Coast in Qingdao , China . The winner was Reynaldo Rivera . [9]
Event 24 [ ]
Event 24 was contested on Sunday 10 September 2023 at the Hampton by Hilton Qingdao West Coast in Qingdao , China . The winner was Tomoya Goto . [9]
References [ ]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 PDC announces double boost for women's game . PDC (10 November 2022).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Ilagan dominates opening weekend of 2023 PDC Asian Tour . PDC.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Hong Kong star Leung doubles his PDC Asian Tour tally in Seoul . PDC.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Filipino trio claim maiden titles on PDC Asian Tour . PDC.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Ilagan doubles 2023 PDC Asian Tour tally in Hong Kong . PDC.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Zong & Kumar enjoy breakthrough weekend on PDC Asian Tour . PDC.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Malaysia's Bin Jantan creates PDC Asian Tour history with brace of titles . PDC.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Veteran star Lim amongst latest PDC Asian Tour winners . PDC.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Goto, Nebrida & Rivera seal World Championship spots . PDC.
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