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2003 World Grand Prix (darts)
Results
First Round
Second Round
Quarter-Finals
Semi-Finals
Best of 3 sets
Best of 5 sets
Best of 7 sets
Best of 11 sets
Peter Manley
2
Peter Allen
0
Peter Manley
3
Paul Williams
1
Paul Williams
2
Mattie Murtagh
0
Peter Manley
4
Dennis Smith
2
Dennis Smith
2
Les Fitton
1
Dennis Smith
3
Jamie Harvey
0
Jamie Harvey
2
Alan Caves
1
Peter Manley
3
John Part
6
Ronnie Baxter
1
Kevin Painter
2
Kevin Painter
3
Andy Jenkins
0
Andy Jenkins
2
Mark Dudbridge
1
Kevin Painter
1
John Part
4
John Part
2
Alex Roy
0
John Part
3
Wayne Mardle
2
John Magowan
0
Wayne Mardle
2
Roland Scholten
2
John Lowe
0
Roland Scholten
3
Denis Ovens
1
Dave Askew
0
Denis Ovens
2
Roland Scholten
4
Colin Lloyd
0
Colin Lloyd
2
Richie Burnett
0
Colin Lloyd
3
Mark Walsh
1
Martin Murphy
0
Mark Walsh
2
Roland Scholten
1
Phil Taylor
6
Alan Warriner
2
Bob Anderson
0
Alan Warriner
3
Keith Deller
0
Roy Montgomery
0
Keith Deller
2
Alan Warriner
1
Phil Taylor
4
Phil Taylor
2
Steve Beaton
0
Phil Taylor
3
Dennis Priestley
0
Peter Evison
1
Dennis Priestley
2
Final
(
Best of 13 sets
) Sunday October 26th
John Part
2-
7
Phil Taylor
Highest Checkout:
2-
3
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3
-1, 1-
3
,
3
-2, 0-
3
, 0-
3
, 0-
3
, 0-
3
, 2-
3
Highest Checkout:
Phil Taylor
wins the 2003
World Grand Prix
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Professional Darts Corporation
tournaments
Main tournaments
(in playing order)
Premier League
·
UK Open
·
World Matchplay
·
European Championship
·
Championship League
·
World Grand Prix
·
Grand Slam of Darts
·
PDC World Championship
PDC Pro Tour
UK Open Regional Finals
·
Players Championships
·
Players Championship Finals
Other tournaments
RTL7 Masters
·
PDC World Youth Championship
·
PDC World Cup of Darts
·
North American Darts Championship
·
South African Masters
Former tournaments
German Darts Championship
·
Las Vegas Desert Classic
·
International Darts League
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World Darts Trophy
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Masters of Darts
·
World Series of Darts
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Jocky Wilson Cup
·
PDC Women's World Championship
·
South African Open
·
US Open
·
World Cricket Championship