Callan Rydz achieved by far the best result in 2025 PDC World Darts Championships yet. Rydz, with an average of over 107, went on a rampage, losing just two legs after a 3-0 demolition of Croatian Romeo Grbavac.
In double quick time, Rydz stormed through the opening set. With legs 13, 11 and 14, the former World Cup quarterfinalist left Grbavac without hope. When Rydz left the first stage with good results, his average increased above 118.
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In the first set, in which the throw was held for 11 darts, Rydz’s average increased even higher. Grbavac, who averaged over 99 points himself, didn’t play badly, and the Croatian secured the first part of the match, scoring a double 10 in the next. However, with a 13-darter, Rydz returned to good form in the 3rd stage. Despite winning the set by 139, Rydz came back to hit a double to go two sets ahead, still averaging over 114.
Despite a few misses in the outer ring, a double nine gave Rydz the opening set 3. After 47’s attack, it was 2-0 in the third set. Grbavac stayed alive to win the return match for 100 points, but Rydz was fearless and sealed the victory with his second shuttle at the top.
