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About World Championship Men 1991
The 1991 Embassy World Darts Championship was held at the Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green, Surrey from 4–12 January 1991. Phil Taylor was the reigning World Champion and started off well in the early rounds, before losing in the quarter-finals to Dennis Priestley who took the title.
January 5th saw future champion Raymond Barneveld from Holland make his Lakeside debut, however 11 legs later it was all over. Keith Sullivan dropping just two legs in the battle of the debutants. A first round clash saw Peter Evison (seeded 2) against twice champion John Lowe. The Game, a very tight affair, saw Evison edge through 3-2 with a 91.02 average. The first time, Lowe had been eliminated in the first round at the World Championships.
Dennis Priestley knocked out number one seed Phil Taylor in the quarter finals before he beat 1988 Champion Bob Anderson in the semi finals. In the final he whitewashed number three seed and five times champion Eric Bristow. It was Bristow’s tenth and last final appearance at a World Championship. Priestley became the third player after Keith Deller in 1983 and Taylor in 1990 to win the Embassy at their first try, not including Leighton Rees who won the first ever edition
Competitors Of World Championship Men 1991
Albert Anstey
Ronnie Baxter
Eric Burden
Ritchie Gardner
Mike Gregory
Kexi Heinaharju
Chris Johns
Kevin Kenny
Cliff Lazarenko
Paul Lim
John Lowe
Knud Nilsen
Sean Palfrey
Tony Payne
Martin Phillips
Bruno Raes
Ronnie Sharp
Bob Sinnaeve
Per Skau
Russell Stewart
Keith Sullivan
Bob Taylor
Raymond van Barneveld
Callers Of World Championship Men 1991
World Championship Men 1991
Frimley Green, ENG
Frimley Green, ENG
Andy Baetens
Reigning Champion
