Stunning comebacks and upsets continued to dominate the 2026 Professional Darts Championship (PDC) Games as the second round kicked off on the eleventh day of the tournament on Sunday, December 22, 2025.

Fans are eagerly awaiting Kenyan sensation David Munyua’s second-round clash against Dutchman Kevin Doets on Monday, December 22, 2025, to see if he can maintain his momentum and extend his fairy-tale run.

Munyua in action

In his debut appearance, Munyua has already etched his and Kenya’s names into darts history.

The part-time darts player and full-time veterinarian will be aiming for more historic achievements as he faces off against B.

The second round has delivered a series of surprise results, with seeded players continuing to exit the tournament.

On Sunday, 2021 world champion Gerwyn Price was eliminated after suffering a shock 3-0 defeat to Wesley Plaisier, ranked world No. 92.

The stunning knockout came just days after Price had confidently predicted he would win the championship.

Littler, Heta and Cullen advance

Defending champion Luke Littler of England advanced in his quest to retain the title with a straight-sets win, despite a strong challenge from David Davies in their second-round clash.

In other matches, Damon Heta battled through against Stefan Bellmont, while Joe Cullen lost 1-3 to Mensur Suljovic, exiting in the second round.

Following his own win over Dennant, Doets described the upcoming match against Munyua as a ‘dream draw,‘ acknowledging that while Munyua is a strong player, he believes he has the edge.

“To be fair, I watched the game live yesterday, him and Mike,” Doets said. “Of course, if I won my game, I was expecting to play Mike in the second round. When David won, it actually gave me a bit of extra pressure.”

Match Details

• Opponent: Kevin Doets (Netherlands)
• Date: Monday, December 22, 2025
• Time: Afternoon session (exact start time around 3:30–4:30 PM GMT, depending on preceding matches)
• Venue: Alexandra Palace (“Ally Pally”), London

The 2025/26 PDC World Darts Championship features an expanded field of 128 players and an increased prize fund of 169 million for the tournament’s overall winner.

The tournament will conclude on January 3, 2026.