WOLFIE THE MASTER
Reigning World Master Martin ^Wolfie^ Adams became only the second player in the history of the tournament to retain his title after beating scouser Robbie ^Kong^ Green, in a pulsating final by 7 sets 6. Leading 6 sets to 3 and with a dart at a double to clinch the title, Green looked to have the game in the bag, however Adams staged a remarkable comeback to join Bob Anderson in the history books after winning back-to-back titles and pocketing a cheque for a cool £25,000.
^I took a bit of inspiration from the Ashes win^ said England darts Captain Adams, whilst Green admitted that his ^bottle^ went at the crucial moment. Adams joins an illustrious list of Masters Champions including: Eric Bristow, Dennis Priestley , John Lowe and Raymond van Barneveld to have claimed the title of Winmau World Master. The Masters - now held in Bridlington is the world^s longest-running darts Championship having started in 1974.
Mr Ian Flack, sales and marketing manager for Winmau said : ^It was a brilliant final and my congratulations go out to both players who played some fantastic darts and provided some outstanding entertainment.^