2002 World Matchplay Darts
Encyclopedia
The 2002 World Matchplay was a darts tournament held in the Empress Ballroom
at the Winter Gardens
, Blackpool
. Sponsored by UK bookmaker Stan James
, the tournament ran from 28 July through 3 August 2002, and was won by Phil Taylor.
Sunday 28 July
Monday 29 July
Tuesday 30 July
Tuesday 30 July
Wednesday 31 July
Thursday 1 August
(included 9 dart finish by Taylor)
Friday 2 August
Saturday 3 August
Empress Ballroom
The Empress Ballroom is a 3,000 capacity entertainment venue, in Blackpool Lancashire, England. It is located within the Winter Gardens, a large entertainment complex in the town centre....
at the Winter Gardens
Winter Gardens, Blackpool
The Winter Gardens is a large entertainment complex in the town centre of Blackpool, Lancashire, England. It has twelve different venues, including a theatre, ballroom and conference facilities. Opened in 1878, it is a Grade II* listed building, incorporating various elements built between 1875 and...
, Blackpool
Blackpool
Blackpool is a borough, seaside town, and unitary authority area of Lancashire, in North West England. It is situated along England's west coast by the Irish Sea, between the Ribble and Wyre estuaries, northwest of Preston, north of Liverpool, and northwest of Manchester...
. Sponsored by UK bookmaker Stan James
Stan James
Stan James is a British bookmaker established in 1973, and trades online under the name StanJames.com. The company is based in Marina Bay, Gibraltar with offices in Abingdon, Oxfordshire. The companies which operate Stan James, Stan James Limited and Stan James Limited, are privately-held companies...
, the tournament ran from 28 July through 3 August 2002, and was won by Phil Taylor.
1st Round
best of 19 legs (must win by 2 clear legs)Sunday 28 July
- Dennis Smith (Eng,9) - Steve Brown(USA) 7 - 10
- Kevin Painter (Eng,16) - Dennis Priestley (Eng) 10 - 4
- Phil Taylor (Eng,1) - Shayne Burgess (Eng,q) 10 - 0
Monday 29 July
- Ronnie Baxter (Eng,5) - Mark Holden (Eng,q) 10 - 1
- Denis Ovens (Eng,4) - Paul Whitworth (Eng,q) 10 - 3
- Jamie Harvey (Sco,12) - Andy Jenkins (Eng) 10 - 5
- John Lowe (Eng,13) - Alex Roy (Eng) 10 - 2
- Richie Burnett (Wal,8) - Chris Mason (Eng) 1 - 10
- Alan Warriner (Eng,2) - Les Fitton (Eng) 11 - 9
- Rod Harrington (Eng,15) - Keith Deller (Eng) 8 - 10
- Peter Manley (Eng,6) - Bob Anderson (Eng) 15 - 17
Tuesday 30 July
- Colin Lloyd (Eng,7) - Mick Manning (Eng) 10 - 7
- Dave Askew (Eng,11) - Peter Evison (Eng) 10 - 4
- John Part (Can,3) - Mark Walsh (Eng,q) 10 - 0
- Steve Beaton (Eng,14) - Cliff Lazarenko (Eng) 8 - 10
- Roland Scholten (Ned,10) - Paul Williams (Eng) 10 - 8
2nd Round
best of 25 legs (must win by 2 clear legs)Tuesday 30 July
- Phil Taylor (Eng,1) - Kevin Painter (Eng,16) 13 - 6
- Chris Mason (Eng) - Steve Brown(USA) 13 - 6
Wednesday 31 July
- Ronnie Baxter (Eng,5) - Jamie Harvey (Sco,12) 13 - 7
- Denis Ovens (Eng,4) - John Lowe (Eng,13) 12 - 14
- Colin Lloyd (Eng,7) - Roland Scholten (Ned,10) 13 - 5
- Alan Warriner (Eng,2) - Keith Deller (Eng) 11 - 13
- Bob Anderson (Eng) - Dave Askew (Eng,11) 13 - 9
- John Part (Can,3) - Cliff Lazarenko (Eng) 13 - 9
Quarter Finals
best of 31 legs (must win by 2 clear legs)Thursday 1 August
- Keith Deller (Eng) - Colin Lloyd (Eng,7) 6 - 16
- John Part (Can,3) - Bob Anderson (Eng) 16 - 5
- Phil Taylor (Eng,1) - Chris Mason (Eng) 16 - 7
(included 9 dart finish by Taylor)
- Ronnie Baxter (Eng,5) - John Lowe (Eng,13) 16 - 13
Semi Finals
best of 33 legs (must win by 2 clear legs)Friday 2 August
- Colin Lloyd (Eng,7) - John Part (Can,3) 12 - 17
- Phil Taylor (Eng,1) - John Lowe (Eng,13) 17 - 15
Final
best of 35 legs (must win by 2 clear legs)Saturday 3 August
- John Part (Can,3) - Phil Taylor (Eng,1) 16 - 18