Stephen Bunting Storms to Players Championship 18 in Leesester | Arrows news

Stephen Poning won his fourth title in 2025, with a 8-5 victory over Jeremen and Amina in the 18th Lester Championship.

The “The Bullet” was in an exciting form throughout the tournament, with an average of more than 100 in six games, as he added to his titles in the World Championship in Bahrain, Copenhagen and the victory of a European tour in April.

Bunting began with a 6-2 victory over William Bourland, followed by 6-3 victories against Ian White and Richi Edhaus. His prominent performance came with an average of 106.43 against Alan Sotar at the end of 16.

In the quarter-finals, Punting defeated the 5-4 deficit to defeat Czech star Carrell Sidliak before the higher classifier Dave Cystenal exceeded in a tense semi-finals, winning her 12-year-old’s wonderful leg.

Wattimena took the final early, but Bunting responded with a five-law, including 164 and 156 exit, to go to 5-1. Wattimena gathered to bridge the gap to 6-5, but the flags sealed the title with 11 wonderful countries.

Thinking about his victory, Ponting expressed his pride in his consistency and flexibility, noting that he improved his shape after losing six finals in 2024. He registered his experience in the Premier League and his last victory by increasing his confidence.

Wattimena, although his first classification title was impressed with a strong tour that put him in the competition in World Matchplay next month. It began with an average of 105 against Daril Bilger, and Karl Senide and Josh Rock were defeated to reach the past 16.

His narrow victory over Rock sparked a series of decisive leg victories against Ryan Cyrle, Mike De Decker, and NELAS Zonfield, and he won the runner -up of 10,000 pounds. Zonneveld also had a prominent tour, overcoming Martin Shendler and James Wadi to reach the semi -finals.

Dave Chesinal wore an early director on Tuesday to reach the semi -finals, and defeated Martin Lukman, Mirfin King and Caam Crabter. Crabtree enjoyed his best race since July 2024, where he made the quarter -finals alongside Sedlacek, De Decker and Benjamin Reus.

Other prominent offers came from Ross Smith and Danny Nubbert, which published average 111 and 110 averages, respectively. Ryan Cyrle achieved 108 average before declining in Wattomina, while large names such as Gerawin Price, Gary Anderson, Derk van Duvinbod have suffered from early exits.

2025 players championship 18 results

Last 16
Dave Cystenal 6-2 Mirfin King
Cam Crabtree 6-3 Callan Rydz
Stephen Poning 6-4 Alan Sotar
He should
Zonneveld 6-1 James Wadi
Benjamin Rios 6-4 Johnny Clayton
Mike de Decker 6-0 Ross Smith
Jermin Wattina 6-5 Ryan Serle

The quarter -finals
Dave Cysenal 6-4 Cam Crabter
Stephen Poning 6-5 Carrell Sidliak
Zonneveld 6-5 Benjamin Rios
Jermin Wattina 6-5 Mike De Decker

The semi -finals
Stephen Poning 7-6 Dave Cisonmal
Jermin Wattomina 7-6 Zonneveld

last
Stephen Poning 8-5 Jeremen and Amina

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