In his latest analysis, PDC Stats Analyst Christopher Kempf delves into the statistics behind Mike De Decker’s stunning victory at the BoyleSports World Grand Prix. De Decker, who had never won a PDC title until August, showcased exceptional consistency throughout the tournament, defeating renowned players, including reigning champion Luke Humphries. De Decker’s remarkable double-in accuracy set new records for the tournament, achieving an impressive 80% success rate on double 16—a figure that dwarfs the previous record of 60%. He also achieved a streak of seven consecutive legs with first-dart double-in success against Damon Heta, demonstrating his remarkable ability to perform under pressure.

In the final against Humphries, despite initially falling behind, De Decker maintained a streak of 30 legs where he consistently hit his starting double, further highlighting his mental fortitude. This included a perfect ten-leg period of double 16 success that sealed his lead and denied Humphries any opportunity to regain momentum. Although De Decker did not break overall accuracy records, his precision during critical moments proved pivotal in overcoming challenges from both Heta and Humphries. His performance not only solidified his status as a champion but also showcased his potential for future success in the PDC circuit.

Source: PDCTV
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