On Day 6 of the WDF World Championships 2025, young talent Mitchell Lawrie made headlines with his stellar performance. The 15-year-old achieved the highest average of the tournament, defeating Jason Brandon in a commanding 3-0 victory. This win highlights Lawrie’s status as the youngest competitor in the history of senior darts world championships.
Mitchell Lawrie’s Remarkable Match
Lawrie started the match explosively, winning the first set with legs of 14, 13, and 12 darts, ending with an impressive 116 average. Despite facing pressure from Brandon in subsequent rounds, Lawrie maintained his composure. He eventually secured his victory by achieving a 117 checkout, completing the match with five maximums and an overall average of 97.21.
Upcoming Matches
- Lawrie will face Jeff Springer from the USA in his next match.
- He will also compete against Adam Sepsi in the Youth World Championship earlier on the same day.
WDF Women’s World Championship Update
The WDF Women’s World Championship saw a significant upset as former champion Mikuru Suzuki was eliminated by Deta Hedman, losing 2-1. Suzuki initially dominated the match, taking the first set 3-0. However, Hedman fought back strongly, finally sealing her victory with a remarkable 80 finish.
Quarter-Finals Preview
Hedman will advance to face last year’s runner-up, Sophie McKinlay, in the quarter-finals scheduled for Friday. McKinlay, despite losing the first set, rallied to defeat Paige Pauling, breaking her opponent’s throw decisively.
Other Matches of the Night
Stephen Rosney delivered a powerful performance against Thomas Junghans, winning 3-0 with an average of 89.65. He will compete next against New Zealand’s Ben Robb. Meanwhile, England’s Jenson Walker secured his place in the Last 16 after a tough match against American debutant David Fatum, ultimately winning 3-1.
As the tournament progresses, excitement builds with numerous thrilling matchups on the horizon. Fans can anticipate more high-stakes darts action as players vie for the championship titles.
