John Lowe - World Championship Results

World Championship Results

BDO

  • 1978: Runner Up (lost to Leighton Rees 7-11 legs)
  • 1979: Winner (beat Leighton Rees 5-0 sets)
  • 1980: Second Round (lost to Cliff Lazarenko 0-2)
  • 1981: Runner Up (lost to Eric Bristow 3-5)
  • 1982: Runner Up (lost to Jocky Wilson 3-5)
  • 1983: Quarter-Rinals (lost to Keith Deller 3-4)
  • 1984: Semi-Finals (lost to Eric Bristow 0-6)
  • 1985: Runner Up (lost to Eric Bristow 2-6)
  • 1986: Quarter-Finals (lost to Bob Anderson 3-4)
  • 1987: Winner (beat Eric Bristow 6-4)
  • 1988: Runner Up (lost to Bob Anderson 4-6)
  • 1989: Semi-Finals (lost to Eric Bristow 1-5)
  • 1990: Second Round (lost Ronnie Sharp 2-3)
  • 1991: First Round (lost to Peter Evison 2-3)
  • 1992: Semi-Finals (lost to Phil Taylor 4-5)
  • 1993: Winner (beat Alan Warriner-Little 6-3)

PDC

  • 1994: Last 24 Group (beat Tom Kirby 3-2 & (lost to Larry Butler 2-3)
  • 1995: Semi-Finals (lost to Phil Taylor 4-5)
  • 1996: Semi-Finals (lost to Phil Taylor 1-5)
  • 1997: Last 24 Group (lost to Jamie Harvey 2-3) & (beat Paul Lim 3-1)
  • 1998: Last 24 Group (lost to Peter Manley 0-3) & (lost to Gary Mawson 0-3)
  • 1999: Second Round (lost to Phil Taylor 1-3)
  • 2000: Quarter-Finals (lost to Dennis Smith 3-5)
  • 2001: Second Round (lost to Jamie Harvey 0-3)
  • 2002: Second Round (lost to Peter Manley 5-6)
  • 2003: Second Round (lost to Les Fitton 1-4)
  • 2004: Third Round (lost to Alan Warriner-Little 3-4)
  • 2005: Second Round (lost to John Verwey 2-3)

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