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About World Masters Men 1997

Champion

WDF World Darts Masters Men Photographer: MasterCaller.com

Total Prize Pool £13,100

Champion

£7,000

Semi finalists

£900

Runner-up

£2,500

Quarter finalists

£450

The 24th edition of the Winmau World Masters is played at the 5th and 6th of December in the Paragon Hotel in London. After Erik Clarys in 1995, another surprise manages to win the World Masters title. Graham Hunt from Australia plays the darts of his life and wins the cup, being the first non-European winner. In the final Hunt defeats Ronnie Baxter, but on his way he ended the hopes of Erik Clarys, Mervyn King and Peter Hinkley as well.

Ronnie Baxter beats Ted Hankey in the semi-final, who showed his self at an important tournament for the first time. Les Delderfield is the other major upset in the semi-final, losing to Hunt.

Competitors Of World Masters Men 1997

Seeded

Graham Hunt

Raymond van Barneveld

Ronnie Baxter

Roland Scholten

Martin Adams

Mervyn King

Sean Palfrey

Marshall James

Les Wallace

Andy Fordham

Andy Smith

Colin Monk

Erik Clarys

Peter Hinkley

Paul Williams

Richie Burnett

Ritchie Davies

Other Entries

Stefan Agren

Peter Anderson

Arnold Anderwald

Garcia Antonio

Paul Aquilina

Raul Araujo

Rick Arnott

Bob Arrowsmith

Paul Arthur

Dave Askew

Steve Beaton

Stoycho Bekyarov

Kurt Bradac

Ian Brand

Shawn Brenneman

Glenn Brooksbank

Julian Bullock

John Burke

Roger Carter

Alain Cherpion

Mogens Christensen

Darren Comber

Gaudenz Coray

Garry Curry

Stephane Dalancon

George Dalglish

Vitaly Davgirda

Mark Day

Rudy Delannoy

Les Delderfield

Zoltan Denes

Alfred Desira

Valdemir Dos-Santos

Pavel Dufek

Dylan Duo

Billy Edwards

Ronny Evenepoel

Peter Evison

Serge Farrando

George Federico

Nelson Fernandes

Julian Fezelov

Aevar Finnsson

Pascal Fontaine

Rick Fortin

Colin Fowler

Davy Gage

Gints Gailitis

Moreno Gasser

Bobby George

Charles Ghiller

Gunnar Glaso

Alan Glazier

David Glenn

Joaquim Goncalves

Seamus Gormley

Brendan Grace

Paddy Greenan

Mike Gregory

Andrew Gudgeon

Thorgeir Gudmundsson

Ted Hankey

Jeff Hanlon

Johanes Hardarson

Gudjon Hauksson

Ulf Hausenkamp

Andy Hayfield

Richard Herbert

Lyle Herrick

Francisco-Javier Hibernon

Carsten Hoffmann

Ralf Holer

Tab Hunter

Andy Jenkins

Frede Johansen

Stig Jorgensen

Marko Kantele

Blaine Karst

Jimmy King

Tibor Kiss

Ermos Korradou

Andreas Krockel

Rudi Ladang

Jozsef Landula

Jacques Langston

Dennis Latimer

Pascal Lefèvre

Alex Lister

Victor Liz

Jeffrey Lotherington

Eddie Lovely

Jim Lynn

John MaGowan

Chester MacKenzie

David Madden

Peter Manley

Kenneth Marshall

Carl Mercer

Ernst Mertens

Robert Morrisson

Jaroslav Mottl

John Murdoch

Stefan Nagy

Olle Nissen

Daniele Nocent

Drew O'Neill

Denis Ovens

Kevin Painter

Jose Pantoja

John Part

Juan-Antonio Perez

Martin Phillips

Mario Portela

Marko Pusa

Giuseppe Quintiero

Gene Raymond

Colin Rice

Richard Rietveld

Simon Rodgers

Braulio Roncero

Vidar Samuelsen

John Sandåker

Noel Schlaeppi

Peter Selenius

Glenn Silva

Davis Snider

Gordon Stanmore

Hessel Stok

Co Stompé

Risto Sundgren

Attilio Svampa

Gabor Tarrosi

Herman Tellekamp

Franz Thaler

Roy Trevland

Walter Tschudin

Colin Tucker

George Turnbull

Arthur Valle

Eric Vallieres

Chris Van den Bergh

Mike Veitch

Urs Vonrufs

Robert Wagner

Leslie Ward

Paul Watton

Derek Williams

Jayson Williams

Andy Winterburn

Nick Wright

Geoff Wylie

Jaroslav Zenisek

Eddie le Bailly

Callers Of World Masters Men 1997

George Noble

Martin Fitzmaurice

Steve Nicolas

World Masters Men 1997

Paragon Hotel in

London, ENG

Organizer:

World Darts Federation

Sponsor:

Winmau

Participants:

170

Prize Pool:

£13,100

Start Date:

5 Dec 1997

End Date:

6 Dec 1997

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