The MODUS Super Series is set to kick off next week with its annual Legends Week, featuring renowned darts players such as Vincent van der Voort and Steve Beaton. This unique tournament celebrates the return of legendary figures to the sport as they compete for glory, and it promises to be exhilarating!
Vincent van der Voort, who has recently lost his PDC Tour Card, is participating as part of his preparation for the upcoming World Seniors Darts Championship. Despite facing challenges, van der Voort is enthusiastic about this opportunity to showcase his skills against fellow veterans of the game.
The lineup for the Legends Week event includes twelve staggering names from the darts world. Among them is the well-known 60-year-old Steve Beaton, who recently announced his retirement from the PDC circuit. Now, with his focus shifted to this tournament and upcoming events on the World Seniors Darts Tour, Beaton is ready to make his mark once more. The presence of prominent players such as Martin Adams, Robert Thornton, Kevin Painter, Darryl Fitton, Wes Newton, Richie Burnett, Chris Mason, Trina Gulliver, Neil Duff, and Richie Howson adds to the excitement of this tournament.
Games will be played throughout the week with matches scheduled from Monday through Friday, culminating with the final session on Saturday where six players will qualify to compete for the title. This setup allows for plenty of enthralling action and opportunities for rivalries to be reignited on the darts stage.
The Legends Week format stipulates participation exclusively for players without PDC Tour Cards, which creates a distinct atmosphere where seasoned players can engage with each other without the pressures of the main tour. Fans can expect nail-biting performances and possibly stunning upsets, as these players aim to showcase their talent and passion for the sport.
Commenting on the event, the MODUS Super Series noted, "You do not want to miss the first week back in 2025... That is an INSANE set of 12 players to start the year with!" Many are eager to see how the likes of van der Voort and Beaton will perform on their debuts this season.
The excitement surrounding this Legends Week is palpable, particularly as the participating players gear up for intense competition, ready to prove why they are considered legends. With the World Seniors Darts Championship just around the corner, this tournament serves not only as entertainment but as preparation for what lies ahead.
Fans will be able to follow all the action live on Pluto TV starting January 6th, ensuring darts enthusiasts can catch every moment of this historic gathering of talent. With expectations high, the Legends Week is anticipated to be one of the most competitive and enjoyable tournaments to start the year 2025.
To get engaged, viewers should mark their calendars and prepare for the thrilling matches and unforgettable moments as these iconic figures return to darts, showcasing their prowess and experience.