About WDF World Cup Men Overall 2003

Champion
WDF World Cup Men Overall Photographer: MasterCaller.com Mervyn King Martin Adams Andy Fordham Tony O'Shea
Champion
114 - England
Runner-up
98 - Netherlands
3d place
79 - United States
4d place
66 - Finland
5d place
52 - Northern Ireland
6d place
48 - Australia
7d place
46 - Scotland / Wales
9d place
27 - Norway
10d place
23 - Denmark
11d place
22 - Malaysia
12d place
18 - Germany
13d place
16 - Austria
14d place
15 - South Africa
15d place
13 - Sweden
16d place
10 - Canada / Ireland Republic
18d place
8 - Gibraltar
19d place
6 - Cyprus / Italy / Luxembourg / New Zealand / Switzerland
24d place
5 - France
25d place
3 - Bahamas / Belgium / Hungary / Japan
29d place
2 - Brazil / Malta / Russia
32d place
1 - Czech Republic / Latvia / Turks and Caicos Islands
35d place
0 - Bermuda / Greece / Seychelles

In 2003 the WDF World Cup returns to Europe. Epinal in France is the host. The turnout is excellent with 37 men's teams, 31 women's teams and a record number of 14 youth teams. From the Caribbean, Turks and Caicos makes its debut at a WDF World Cup this year. It was played from September 24 to 27 in the Parc Des Expositions.

From the Caribbean, Turks and Caicos make their debut at this year's WDF World Cup. Also Latvia and Russia are returning after an eight-year absence. It will be a messy edition, but a very exciting one, especially in the men’s competition.

The 2003 WDF World Cup has a dramatic ending. The final of the team tournament ultimately decides who takes the overall title. The USA plays in the final against the Netherlands. A victory for the Netherlands, they also win the overall title for the first time in history. With a victory from the USA, they take bronze overall and England take the Cup. It is team USA that wins that final 9-7 and thus helps the English team to the overall title.

The English have had two pairs in the final, which makes up for their poor performance in the team tournament. Mervyn King, Martin Adams, Andy Fordham & Tony O'Shea collect a total of 114 points, which is enough for gold. The third time in a row that England wins the overall WDF World Cup, the eleventh time in total. The silver is for the Netherlands with the singles champion Raymond van Barneveld in their ranks with 98 points. The USA takes bronze with 79 points. Finland finishes fourth with 66 points and Northern Ireland fifth with 52 points.

Overall ranking
1 - 114 points England
2 - 98 points Netherlands
3 - 79 points United States
4 - 66 points Finland
5 - 52 points Northern Ireland
6 - 48 points Australia
7 - 46 points Scotland / Wales
9 - 27 points Norway
10 - 23 points Denmark
11 - 22 points Malaysia
12 - 18 points Germany
13 - 16 points Austria
14 - 15 points South Africa
15 - 13 points Sweden
16 - 10 points Canada / Ireland Republic
18 - 8 points Gibraltar
19 - 6 points Cyprus / Italy / Luxembourg / New Zealand / Switzerland
24 - 5 points France
25 - 3 points Bahamas / Belgium / Hungary / Japan
29 - 2 points Brazil / Malta / Russia
32 - 1 point Czech Republic / Latvia / Turks and Caicos
35 - 0 points Bermuda / Greece / Seychelles

Competitors Of WDF World Cup Men Overall 2003

Martin Adams

Peteris Alberlins

Gary Anderson

Sawas Antoniou

Paul Aquilina

Jyhan Artut

Bela Balogh

SĂžren Behrendsen

Bernard Berlouis

Attila Boszok

Tim Bradley

Vincent Busuttil

Brian Buur

Owen Caffrey

Mario Camilleri

Simon Carruthers

Ray Carver

Paris Chloros

Gerry Convery

Wayne Copeland

Yves Cottenge

George Dalglish

Vernon Daniels

Tony David

Ritchie Davies

Bill Davis

Rudy Delannoy

Alfred Desira

Stephane Didiot

Paul Dugasse

Steve Duk

Dylan Duo

John Elder

Jurg Engel

Albertino Essers

George Federico

Alex Fladerer

Anthony Fleet

Paolo Flora

Andy Fordham

Marco Framboas

Sotiris Ftohopoulis

James Fulford

Sidney Garland

Demetris Georgiou

Robert Grant

Guntars Grebskis

Terrance Hallock

Paul Hanvidge

Steve Harris

Steven Hickmott

Peter Hunt

Peter Johns

Ole Jorgensen

August Jost

Marko Kantele

Joe Kieffer

Mervyn King

Goran Klemme

Jarkko Komula

Markus Korhonen

John Kuczynski

Vladimir Kurakin

Jacques Langston

Per Laursen

Vladimir Lavrientiev

Mark Lewis

Charles Losper

Stian Lyngfeldt

Mauricio Maia

Igor Manturov

Jan Mares

Tony Martinez

Paul McDonald

Stephen McDonnell

Sean McGowan

Gregor McQueen

Hugo Medina

Christo Meiring

Norbert Meszes

John Michael

David Miklas

Roy Montgomery

Tony Moree

James Morel

Stefan Nagy

Arthur Noyes

Aodhagan O'Neill

Tony O'Shea

John Panagopoulos

Stathis Pantelidis

Dyson Parody

Barry Payne

Sergio Pettarini

Martin Phillips

Loris Polese

Mario Portela

Craig Pullen

Marko Pusa

Raku-Nathan Ratman

Aivars Ravins

Colin Rice

Gunther Rimser

Gawie Roesstorff

Ronny Rohr

Laurent Saillour

Yuri Salev

John SandÄker

Ravi Sandiran

Levente Sarai-sr.

Peter Schonauer

Radek Schulz

Kurt Selbig

Daniele Sergi

Tomas Seyler

Tengku-Hadzali Shah

Naoki Shinohara

Marcel Simard

Roshan Sivraman

Bernie Smith

David Smith-T&C

Co Stompé

Aigars Strelis

Daisuke Takeyama

Anandan Tandrian

Francis Taylor

Franz Thaler

Justin Thompson

Marcel Tomasek

Norm Tremblay

George Trypiniotis

Walter Tschudin

Yoshinobu Tsunashima

Mario Vandenbogaerde

Mike Veitch

Anderson Vieira

Kim Viljanen

Valery Vinet

Urs Vonrufs

Robert Wagner

George Walls

Hiroshi Watanobe

Paul Watton

Roland Weis

Andree Welge

Guy le Duff

Raymond van Barneveld

Vincent van der Voort

Callers Of WDF World Cup Men Overall 2003

WDF World Cup Men Overall 2003

Parc des Expostions in
Epinal, FRA
Organizer:
World Darts Federation
Participants:
148
Start Date:
25 Sep 2003
End Date:
27 Sep 2003