Joe Hunt continued his blistering start to the 2026 Winmau Challenge Tour on Saturday, securing back-to-back titles as Martijn Dragt celebrated a long-awaited maiden triumph at Arena MK in Milton Keynes.

Fresh from his Event Two success, Hunt added the Event Three crown with a composed 5-2 victory over former World Youth Champion Arron Monk in the final. The Isle of Wight star showcased remarkable consistency throughout the day, edging Joseph Heywood 5-4 before dispatching Andy Courtney 5-2. He then posted successive 94 averages to overcome Frankie Ansell and Matty Washbrooke, before delivering his standout performance with a 101 average in a dominant 5-1 win over former World Championship runner-up Andy Hamilton.

Hunt’s momentum continued with hard-fought wins over Chas Barstow and darting legend Steve Beaton, before he sealed the title by defeating Alan Norris in the semi-finals and Monk in the final, closing the match with a clinical 14-darter to claim his 18th straight victory and second Challenge Tour title in succession.

In Event Four, Hunt stretched his winning run to an astonishing 20 matches before eventually falling 5-3 to Gilbert van der Meijden. However, the spotlight soon shifted to Dragt, who claimed his first Challenge Tour title with a 5-3 final victory over Scott Waites.

The Dutchman pieced together an impressive run of wins, highlighted by steady scoring and nerveless finishing, before rallying from 2-1 down in the final to secure a breakthrough moment in his Challenge Tour career.

The Winmau Challenge Tour continues on Sunday with Event Five, as the race for Tour Cards and World Championship qualification gathers further momentum.

Source: PDC.TV