ODF World Championship - Revision history

Mob at 00:29, 15 March 2026

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	The IDF championship began in 2023 when the team behind the PDC wanted to allow players to join into a world-based championship that is hosted in Australia each year. The 2025 edition was delayed from its original December 2024–January 2025 slot to May 2025 due to the passing of the IDF's CEO at the time.		The IDF championship began in 2023 when the team behind the PDC wanted to allow players to join into a world-based championship that is hosted in Australia each year. The 2025 edition was delayed from its original December 2024–January 2025 slot to May 2025 due to the passing of the IDF's CEO at the time.

	Since its inception in 2023, the ODF World Championship has crowned three different champions. [[Ryhs Morgan]] (2023~~), [[Jack Mercer]] (2024~~) and [[Niko Brant]] (2025).		Since its inception in 2023, the ODF World Championship has crowned three different champions. [[Ryhs Morgan]] (2023) and [[Niko Brant]] (2025). One player has won it twice, being Jack Mercer (2024 & 2026).

	== List of finals ==		== List of finals ==
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	\| rowspan="2" \|{{Nowrap\|Volterra Energy}}		\| rowspan="2" \|{{Nowrap\|Volterra Energy}}
	\|-		\|-
	\|2026		\|[[2026 ODF World Championship\|2026]]
	\|		\|{{PDCFlag\|Jack Mercer\|3=ENG\|avg=61.7}}
	\|		\|6-3
	\|		\|{{PDCFlag\|Rhys Morgan\|3=AUS\|avg=59.1}}
	\|$300,000		\|$300,000
	\|$80,000		\|$80,000

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	== Most titles ==		== Most titles ==
	<references />{{2025 in ODF darts}}		<references />{{2025 in ODF darts}}{{ODF WW Champs Winners}}{{World Darts Championship (ODF)}}
	{{World Darts Championship (ODF)}}

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	The '''ODF World Darts Championship''' is a world championship competition held annually in the sport of [[darts]]. The championship begins in December and ends in January and has been held at the [[Adelaide Entertainment Centre]] in [[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]], since 2023. Organised by the [[International Darts Federation (IDF)\|International Darts Federation]] (IDF), it is the most prestigious of their tournaments, with the winner receiving the IDF Worlds Trophy. The event is tied directly to the [[ODF Grand Prix of Darts]] and the [[ODF Darts Premier League]].		The '''ODF World Darts Championship''' is a world championship competition held annually in the sport of [[darts]]. The championship begins in December and ends in January and has been held at the [[Adelaide Entertainment Centre]] in [[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]], since 2023. Organised by the [[International Darts Federation (IDF)\|International Darts Federation]] (IDF), it is the most prestigious of their tournaments, with the winner receiving the IDF Worlds Trophy. The event is tied directly to the [[ODF Grand Prix of Darts]] and the [[ODF Darts Premier League]].

	The IDF championship began in 2023 when the team behind the PDC wanted to allow players to join into a world-based championship that is hosted in Australia each year.		The IDF championship began in 2023 when the team behind the PDC wanted to allow players to join into a world-based championship that is hosted in Australia each year. The 2025 edition was delayed from its original December 2024–January 2025 slot to May 2025 due to the passing of the IDF's CEO at the time.

	Since its inception in 2023, the ODF World Championship has crowned three different champions. [[Ryhs Morgan]] (2023), [[Jack Mercer]] (2024) and [[Niko Brant]] (2025).		Since its inception in 2023, the ODF World Championship has crowned three different champions. [[Ryhs Morgan]] (2023), [[Jack Mercer]] (2024) and [[Niko Brant]] (2025).

Mob at 17:29, 2 June 2025

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	! rowspan="2" \|Runner-up <small>(average in final)</small>		! rowspan="2" \|Runner-up <small>(average in final)</small>
	! colspan="3" \|Prize money		! colspan="3" \|Prize money
			! rowspan="2" \|'''Sponsor'''
			! rowspan="2" \|Venue
	\|-		\|-
	!Total		!Total
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	\| rowspan="3" style="text-align:center;" \|$40,000		\| rowspan="3" style="text-align:center;" \|$40,000
	\| rowspan="3" style="text-align:center;" \|$20,000		\| rowspan="3" style="text-align:center;" \|$20,000
			\| rowspan="2" \|N/A
			\| rowspan="4" \|{{Nowrap\|[[Suncliff Arena]], [[Gold Coast]], [[Australia]]}}
	\|-		\|-
	\|2024		\|2024
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	\| style="text-align:center;" \|6-4		\| style="text-align:center;" \|6-4
	\|{{PDCFlag\|Kazuki Sato\|3=ENG\|avg=58.56}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Kazuki Sato\|3=ENG\|avg=58.56}}
			\| rowspan="2" \|{{Nowrap\|Volterra Energy}}
	\|-		\|-
	\|2026		\|2026

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	== Most titles ==		== Most titles ==
			<references />{{2025 in ODF darts}}
			{{World Darts Championship (ODF)}}

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	The IDF championship began in 2023 when the team behind the PDC wanted to allow players to join into a world-based championship that is hosted in Australia each year.		The IDF championship began in 2023 when the team behind the PDC wanted to allow players to join into a world-based championship that is hosted in Australia each year.

	Since its inception in 2023, the ODF World Championship has crowned ~~two~~ different champions. [[Ryhs Morgan]], ~~from Australia, won the first edition in 2023.~~ [[Jack Mercer]] (2024) and [[Niko Brant]] (2025).		Since its inception in 2023, the ODF World Championship has crowned three different champions. [[Ryhs Morgan]] (2023), [[Jack Mercer]] (2024) and [[Niko Brant]] (2025).

	== List of finals ==		== List of finals ==

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Mob at 04:06, 30 May 2025

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	The '''ODF World Darts Championship''' is a world championship competition held annually in the sport of [[darts]]. The championship begins in December and ends in January, and has been held at the [[Adelaide Entertainment Centre]] in [[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]], since 2023. Organised by the [[International Darts Federation (IDF)]], it is the most prestigious of their tournaments, with the winner receiving the IDF Worlds Trophy. The event is closely linked to the [[ODF Grand Prix of Darts]] and the [[ODF Darts Premier League]].		The '''ODF World Darts Championship''' is a world championship competition held annually in the sport of [[darts]]. The championship begins in December and ends in January, and has been held at the [[Adelaide Entertainment Centre]] in [[Adelaide]], [[South Australia]], since 2023. Organised by the [[International Darts Federation (IDF)]], it is the most prestigious of their tournaments, with the winner receiving the IDF Worlds Trophy. The event is closely linked to the [[ODF Grand Prix of Darts]] and the [[ODF Darts Premier League]].

	~~The championship was introduced~~ in 2023, ~~aiming to create~~ a ~~globally recognized event hosted permanently~~ in ~~Australia~~. ~~It quickly rose~~ in ~~stature due to high~~-~~caliber production~~, ~~global access~~, and ~~its iconic venue~~.		Since the tournament's inception in 2023, a total of twelve different players have claimed the ODF World Championship title. The most successful of them is Elias Storm, who won the title ten times between 2023 and 2045 and appeared in a record eleven finals. Jamie Veyna is the only other player with more than two titles, having triumphed in 2029, 2033, and 2037. Other multi-time champions include Ethan Steel (2030 and 2035), Lucien Bechet (2034 and 2044), and Noel Reyes (2038 and 2042).

			The list of one-time champions includes inaugural winner Rhys Morgan (2023), Jack Mercer (2024), Niko Brant (2025), and more recently, Olivier Marins (2041). Each of these players left their mark with standout performances in their respective finals, contributing to the tournament’s growing legacy as the pinnacle of global darts competition.

	== List of finals ==		== List of finals ==

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	== List of finals ==		== List of finals ==
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
	! Year		!Year
	! Champion <small>(average)</small>		!Champion <small>(average)</small>
	! Score		!Score
	! Runner-up <small>(average)</small>		!Runner-up <small>(average)</small>
	! Total Prize Fund		!Total Prize Fund
	! Champion		!Champion
	! Runner-up		!Runner-up
	\|-		\|-
	\|2023		\|2023
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	\|2025		\|2025
	\|{{PDCFlag\|~~Niko Brant~~\|3=~~ENG~~\|avg=62.57}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Elias Storm\|3=USA\|avg=96.78}}
	\|6–4		\|6–4
	\|{{PDCFlag\|Kazuki Sato\|3=JPN\|avg=58.56}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Kazuki Sato\|3=JPN\|avg=94.01}}
	\|$180,000		\|$180,000
	\|$40,000		\|$40,000
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	\|-		\|-
	\|2026		\|2026
	\|{{PDCFlag\|~~Elias Storm~~\|3=USA\|avg=96.12}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Jamie Veyna\|3=USA\|avg=97.52}}
	\|7–3		\|7–3
	\|{{PDCFlag\|~~Logan White~~\|3=ENG\|avg=92.80}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Cal Derwent\|3=ENG\|avg=93.22}}
	\|$300,000		\|$300,000
	\|$80,000		\|$80,000
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	\|2027		\|2027
	\|{{PDCFlag\|~~Elias Storm~~\|3=USA\|avg=97.45}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Ethan Steel\|3=USA\|avg=98.11}}
	\|~~7–2~~		\|7–4
	\|{{PDCFlag\|~~Cal Derwent~~\|3=~~ENG~~\|avg=90.10}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Jamie Veyna\|3=USA\|avg=96.89}}
	\|$300,000		\|$300,000
	\|$80,000		\|$80,000
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	\|2028		\|2028
	\|{{PDCFlag\|Elias Storm\|3=USA\|avg=95.78}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Elias Storm\|3=USA\|avg=95.95}}
	\|7–4		\|7–4
	\|{{PDCFlag\|Logan White\|3=ENG\|avg=93.67}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Logan White\|3=ENG\|avg=93.50}}
	\|$300,000		\|$300,000
	\|$80,000		\|$80,000
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	\|2029		\|2029
	\|{{PDCFlag\|Jamie Veyna\|3=USA\|avg=98.12}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Jamie Veyna\|3=USA\|avg=98.10}}
	\|7–6		\|7–6
	\|{{PDCFlag\|Ethan Steel\|3=USA\|avg=97.99}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Ethan Steel\|3=USA\|avg=97.90}}
	\|$325,000		\|$325,000
	\|$85,000		\|$85,000
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	\|2030		\|2030
	\|{{PDCFlag\|Ethan Steel\|3=USA\|avg=99.04}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Ethan Steel\|3=USA\|avg=98.95}}
	\|7–5		\|7–5
	\|{{PDCFlag\|Jamie Veyna\|3=USA\|avg=96.66}}		\|{{PDCFlag\|Jamie Veyna\|3=USA\|avg=96.66}}

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