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MFI World Matchplay

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MFI World Matchplay finals
Finalists
Nine-dart finish
Media coverage
Sponsors
References
External links

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| tournament_name = MFI World Matchplay
| image =
| venue = Fulcrum Centre, Slough (1984-85), Festival Hall, Basildon (1986-88)
| location =
| country = {{flagicon|ENG}}England
| establishment = 1984
| organisation = WDF Major (5 editions)
| format = Sets
| prizefund =
| month_played =
| final year = 1988
| Current Champion =
| Final Champion = {{flagicon|ENG}} Eric Bristow}}

The MFI World Matchplay championship is a former major darts tournament.

The tournament was short-lived but historic in darts as it featured the first ever televised nine-dart finish on 13 October 1984 when John Lowe won £102,000 for the perfect game of darts against Keith Deller. Lowe went on to win the title that year.

MFI World Matchplay finals

The complete list of final results:^[1]

Year	Champion {{small\|(average in final)	Score	Runner-up {{small\|(average in final)	Prize money			Sponsor	Venue
Year	Champion {{small\|(average in final)	Score	Runner-up {{small\|(average in final)	Total	Champion	Runner-up	Sponsor	Venue
1984	ENG}} John Lowe	5–3	ENG}} Cliff Lazarenko	£36,000	£12,000	£5,000	MFI	Fulcrum Centre, Slough
1985	ENG}} Eric Bristow	5–4	ENG}} Bob Anderson	£41,000	£15,000	£6,000		Fulcrum Centre, Slough
1986	ENG}} Mike Gregory	5–1	SCO}} Jocky Wilson	£41,000	£15,000	£6,000		Festival Hall, Basildon
1987	ENG}} Bob Anderson	5–1	ENG}} John Lowe	£47,400	£18,000	£7,000
1988	ENG}} Eric Bristow {{color\|dimgray\|(92.91)}}	5–1	CAN}} Bob Sinnaeve {{color\|dimgray\|(88.38)}}	£52,000	£21,000	£7,500

Finalists

Rank	Player	Won	Runner-up	Finals
1	ENG}} Eric Bristow	2	0	2
2	ENG}} Bob Anderson	1	1	2
2	ENG}} John Lowe	1	1	2
4	ENG}} Mike Gregory	1	0	1
5	ENG}} Cliff Lazarenko	0	1	1
	CAN}} Bob Sinnaeve	0	1	1
	SCO}} Jocky Wilson	0	1	1

Nine-dart finish

John Lowe threw the first ever televised nine-dart finish on 13 October 1984 against Keith Deller.

Player	Year (+Round)	Method	Opponent	Result	Prize
ENG}} John Lowe	1984, Quarter-Final	3 x T20; 3 x T20; T17, T18, D18	ENG}} Keith Deller	3-1	£102,000

Media coverage

The tournament was broadcast on ITV and originally came from The Fulcrum Centre, Slough, before moving to Festival Hall, Basildon.^[2] The tournament ceased after the 1988 tournament due to ITV announcing that they were pulling out of darts coverage altogether. ITV broadcast the 1988 World Masters before leaving the BBC as the only broadcaster of darts from 1989 to 1991. ITV didn't return to tournament darts coverage until they broadcast the 4 WDC UK Matchplay tournaments from 1993 to 1996, tournaments which featured a quadro dart board, where each number from 1-20 also had a quadruple slot for 4 times the number. ITV regional channels also showed events like the Lada UK Masters (Anglia Television) and the Samson Classic (Tyne-Tees Television). In 1999, ITV broadcast the head to head showdown at Wembley between Phil Taylor and Raymond van Barneveld, and returned to tournament darts coverage with the Grand Slam of Darts tournament in 2007.

References

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.dartsdatabase.co.uk/TournamentDetails.aspx?TournKey=438 |title=MFI World Matchplay Winners |work=DartsDatabase |accessdate=25 July 2014}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.dartsmad.com/dartabase/darts_results2.aspx?calid=344|title=Darts Results - MFI World Matchplay - Darts Mad|accessdate=21 December 2015}}

External links

Dartsdatabase: MFI World Matchplay Winners
[https://www.mastercaller.nl/toernooien/mfi-world-matchplay Mastercaller MFI World Matchplay]

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