Bunting Wins Nordic Masters | Cross Defeated
- Stephen Bunting triumphed over Rob Cross with an 8-4 victory in the Nordic Darts Masters final, securing his second World Series title of the year.
- The match saw Bunting and Cross initially tied at 3-3.
- Despite missing a 170 finish, Bunting sealed the victory by cleaning up 25 on his subsequent visit, claiming the Nordic Darts Masters crown.Earlier in the tournament, Luke Littler...
Stephen Bunting conquers the Nordic Darts Masters, decisively defeating Rob Cross and claiming his second World Series title of the year. Witness Bunting’s dominant performance in Denmark, where he overcame an early tie too surge ahead, securing five consecutive legs and ultimately seizing the crown.The dramatic final,filled with strategic plays and pivotal moments,showcased Bunting’s exceptional skill in a thrilling darts tournament. Luke Littler and Luke Humphries also faced their exit from the competition. Focusing on the competition, Bunting aims to keep his winning stride and refine his doubles game. With the action unfolding, enthusiasts can find a full recap on News Directory 3. Discover what’s next for Bunting and the exciting world of professional darts.
Stephen Bunting Claims Nordic Darts Masters Title
Updated June 8, 2025
Stephen Bunting triumphed over Rob Cross with an 8-4 victory in the Nordic Darts Masters final, securing his second World Series title of the year. The Englishman’s strong performance in Denmark showcased his skill in the darts tournament.
The match saw Bunting and Cross initially tied at 3-3. Bunting then broke the deadlock, capitalizing on Cross’s missed prospect to take out 40. From there, Bunting surged ahead, winning five consecutive legs to establish a commanding 7-3 lead.
Despite missing a 170 finish, Bunting sealed the victory by cleaning up 25 on his subsequent visit, claiming the Nordic Darts Masters crown.Earlier in the tournament, Luke Littler and Luke Humphries faced quarter-final exits.
littler, the world champion, suffered a 6-3 defeat against nathan Aspinall, who Bunting later beat 7-5 in the semi-finals.defending champion Gerwyn Price defeated Humphries 6-3, but then lost to Cross 7-4 in their semi-final match.
“The way I’ve been playing, I was wondering if I was going to win another title again,” Bunting said. “My doubles have been atrocious over the last couple of months. It’s something I need to work on. But, when you win titles like this against the calibre of players that I’m playing week-in week-out, it means an awful lot.”
What’s next
Bunting looks to continue his strong form as he prepares for upcoming darts competitions, aiming to improve his doubles performance and maintain his winning momentum.