World Masters Men 1986 - Mastercaller

A new location means a new champion. In 1986 the World Masters are played at the 5th and 6th of December in the Kensington Rainbow in London. Bob Anderson wins a thrilling final, beating Canada’s Bob Sinnaeve 3-2.

Anderson defeats reigning champion Dave Whitcombe in the final and beats Welshman Chris Johns in the semis. Sinnaeve ends the hopes of Malcolm Davies and Jocky Wilson. Perhaps this World Masters are the fundament for later Dutch successes in darts. Bert Vlaardingerbroek reaches the quarterfinals, beating Mike Gregory on the way. In this quarterfinal Vlaardingerbroek loses to Jocky Wilson, but it helps the Dutchman to the 1988 Embassy. He was the first Dutchman ever at the Embassy.

World Masters Men

About World Masters Men 1986

Competitors Of World Masters Men 1986

Bob Anderson

Eric Bristow-MBE

John Lowe

Mike Gregory

Dave Whitcombe

Jocky Wilson

Cliff Lazarenko

Keith Deller-MBE

Paul Lim

Alan Glazier

Terry O'Dea

Peter Locke

Tony Payne

Ray Farrell

Bob Sinnaeve

Tapani Uitos

Beat Basler

John Bell

Dean Blake

Moritz Boe

Frank Booth

Costanio Bozora

Steve Brennan

Liam Burke

John Burnett

Joseph Busto

Christian Calame

Don Caldwell

Ken Caldwell

Magnus Caris

Phillip Carter

Luciano-Alfio Caserta

Kjeld Christensen

Giovanna Claut

Terry Collins

John Connolly

Costas Constantinou

John Couppey

Stephen Coveney

Mitchell Crooks

Malcolm Davies

Frans De Vooght

Larry DeGregory

Don Dillon

John Dunne

Alan Evans

Carl Evans

Peter Evison

George Ewart

Paul Ewens

George Federico

Mark Fletcher

Enrique Forner

Josep Garcia

Ritchie Gardner

Avtar Gill

Robert Hamilton

Tony Headley

Bernd Hebecker

Paul-Anton Hermo

Lyndon Hextall

Jim Hill

Pasi Hirvonen

Svein-Arne Hjelmeland

Paul Hoogenboom

Philip Hughes

Finn Jensen

Chris Johns

Ian Jones

Chrisostomos Kallika

Lars-Erik Karlsson

David Kettel

James King

Kimmo Koivunen

George Kyriakou

Freddy Laebens

Willie Laird