2008 BDO World Darts Championship - Draw and Results

Draw and Results

First round Second round Quarter-finals Semi-finals
Best of 5 sets Best of 7 sets Best of 9 sets Best of 11 sets
Niels de Ruiter 1
Glenn Moody 3
Glenn Moody 1
Mark Webster 4
Mark Webster 3
Ian Jones 1
Mark Webster 5
Darryl Fitton 1
Darryl Fitton 3
Davy Richardson 1
Darryl Fitton 4
Gary Robson 0
Gary Robson 3
Tony David 1
Mark Webster 6
Martin Adams 4
Tony O'Shea 3
Steve Farmer 2
Tony O'Shea 2
Robert Thornton 4
John Walton 0
Robert Thornton 3
Robert Thornton 4
Martin Adams 5
Shaun Greatbatch 1
Martin Phillips 3
Martin Phillips 0
Martin Adams 4
Martin Adams 3
Phil Nixon 0
Edwin Max 0
Simon Whitlock 3
Simon Whitlock 4
Fabian Roosenbrand 1
Gary Anderson 2
Fabian Roosenbrand 3
Simon Whitlock 5
Ted Hankey 0
Martin Atkins 2
Andy Boulton 3
Andy Boulton 1
Ted Hankey 4
Ted Hankey 3
Steve West 2
Simon Whitlock 6
Brian Woods 3
Brian Woods 3
Paul Hanvidge 0
Brian Woods 4
Co Stompé 2
Co Stompé 3
Carl Mercer 1
Brian Woods 5
Scott Waites 3
Mario Robbe 1
Remco van Eijden 3
Remco van Eijden 2
Scott Waites 4
Scott Waites 3
Mike Veitch 1
Final (Best of 13 sets) Sunday 13 January
Mark Webster 7-5 Simon Whitlock
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Mark Webster wins the 2008 Lakeside World Darts Championship
  • Michael Rosenauer was originally drawn to face Mark Webster, but chose to withdraw from the event to compete in the 2008 PDC World Championship. Jones had won the standby play-off at Bridlington prior to the World Masters

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