1994 BDO World Darts Championship - The Results

The Results

First round Second round Quarter-finals Semi-finals
Best of 5 sets Best of 5 sets Best of 7 sets Best of 9 sets
Kevin Kenny 3
Kevin Painter 2
Kevin Kenny 3
Nick Gedney 2
Steve Beaton 2
Nick Gedney 3
Kevin Kenny 2
Bobby George 4
Martin Phillips 3
Richard Herbert 2
Martin Phillips 1
Bobby George 3
Russell Stewart 0
Bobby George 3
Bobby George 5
Magnus Caris 4
Bob Taylor 3
Tony Payne 0
Bob Taylor 1
Martin Adams 3
Per Skau 0
Martin Adams 3
Martin Adams 2
Magnus Caris 4
Leo Laurens 3
Eric Burden 0
Leo Laurens 0
Magnus Caris 3
Wayne Weening 2
Magnus Caris 3
Paul Lim 3
Jim Danmore 0
Paul Lim 0
John Part 3
Ronnie Baxter 0
John Part 3
John Part 4
Steve McCollum 0
Colin Monk 3
Jann Hoffmann 0
Colin Monk 1
Steve McCollum 3
Shayne Burgess 0
Steve McCollum 3
John Part 5
Ronnie Sharp 1


Troels Rusel 3
Alan Brown 1
Troels Rusel 3
Ian Sarfas 1
Dave Askew 0
Ian Sarfas 3
Troels Rusel 1
Ronnie Sharp 4


Ronnie Sharp 3
Trevor Nurse 2
Ronnie Sharp 3
Roland Scholten 1


Roland Scholten 3
Sean Palfrey 0


Final (Best of 11 sets) Saturday January 8th
Bobby George 0-6 John Part
Highest Checkout: 2-3, 0-3, 2-3, 1-3, 0-3 0-3 Highest Checkout:
John Part wins the 1994 Embassy World Darts Championship


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