THE World Grand Prix has concluded after an epic tournament in Leicester.
SunSport details how the huge event unfolded below as a new champion was crowned at the Mattioli Arena.
When is the World Grand Prix Darts 2024?
- The World Grand Prix Darts 2024 began on Monday, October 7.
- The tournament ran until Sunday, October 13.
- The Mattioli Arena in Leicester hosted.
What is the World Grand Prix Darts 2024 format?
32 of the world’s top players will compete for the coveted title in Leicester.
The World Grand Prix is one of the most unique tournaments in the darts calendar with its double-in and double-out format.
Every player will start on the usual 501, but they must begin and finish on either a double or the bull.
- First round – best of three sets
- Second round – best of five sets
- Quarter-finals – best of five sets
- Semi-finals – best of seven sets
- Final – best of nine sets
What TV channel is the World Grand Prix Darts 2024 on and can it be live streamed?
- The World Grand Prix Darts was broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event.
- Sky Sports customers could live stream all the action on the Sky Sports/NOW app.
- Alternatively, you can keep up to date with all the action by following SunSport’s live blog.
World Grand Prix Darts 2024 results
Here is how the World Grand Prix unfolded:
Monday, October 7
8x First Round matches
- Josh Rock 0-2 Ryan Joyce
- Brendan Dolan 0-2 Martin Schindler
- Jonny Clayton 2-0 Ritchie Edhouse
- Nathan Aspinall 2-1 Ryan Searle
- Raymond van Barneveld 1-2 Ricardo Pietreczko
- Luke Humphries 2-1 Stephen Bunting
- Rob Cross 2-1 Luke Littler
- Gian van Veen 0-2 Ross Smith
Tuesday, October 8 (times approx.)
8x First Round matches
- Dave Chisnall 2-0 Cameron Menzies
- Luke Woodhouse 1-2 Dimitri van den Bergh
- Mike De Decker 2-1 Damon Heta
- Peter Wright 1-2 James Wade
- Gerwyn Price 2-1 Danny Noppert
- Michael Smith 1-2 Gary Anderson
- Michael van Gerwen 0-2 Daryl Gurney
- Chris Dobey 1-2 Joe Cullen
Wednesday, October 9 (7pm BST)
4x Second Round matches – order of games TBC
- Nathan Aspinall 2-3 Ryan Joyce
- Rob Cross 3-1 Martin Schindler
- Luke Humphries 3-1 Ricardo Pietreczko
- Jonny Clayton 3-1 Ross Smith
Thursday, October 10 (7pm BST)
4x Second Round matches – order of games TBC
- Gary Anderson 0-3 Mike De Decker
- Gerwyn Price 0-3 James Wade
- Daryl Gurney 2-3 Joe Cullen
- Dave Chisnall 1-3 Dimitri van den Bergh
Friday, October 11 (7pm BST)
Quarter-Finals
- Rob Cross 2-3 Ryan Joyce
- Joe Cullen 1-3 Dimitri van den Bergh
- James Wade 0-3 Mike De Decker
- Luke Humphries 3-1 Jonny Clayton
Saturday, October 12 (8.30pm BST)
Semi-Finals
- Mike De Decker 5-2 Dimitri van den Bergh
- Luke Humphries 5-0 Ryan Joyce
Sunday, October 13 (8pm BST)
Final
- Luke Humphries 4-6 Mike De Decker (WINNER)
