Belgian arrows are open: full timeline and results, start, live broadcast, TV channel as Luke Litler aspires to keep the title
Locke Litler returned to Belgium in one place of the most famous weekend in his arrows.
The teenage sense won the repetition of the year 2024 from the open Belgian arrows after beating Rob Kroos 8-7 in the final.
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But this was only the end of a Dramatic weekend for Littler in Belgium last year – Nuke achieved nine great marks in the final match to leave fans without a doubt about his amazing raw talent.
It was also a notorious clash scene with Ricardo Petrickco, who described the teenager “arrogant” during a hot semi -finals.
Littler is now looking forward to continuing its good shape after its great victory last weekend over Luke Humphries in the UK Open Championship.
How do you see the Belgian arrows open 2025 and is there a live flow?
Who plays in the Belgian open arrows 2025?
There are multiple ways that are eligible for players for this tournament, these are:
Players made (16):
- Look Humphrez
- Luke Litler
- Michael van Gereen
- Rob Kroos
- Stephen Punting
- Johnny Clayton
- Dave Cysenal
- Damon Hita
- Girwin price
- Nathan Espinal
- Chris Dobby
- Danny Nobert
- Peter Wright
- James Wadi
- Gary Anderson
- Demillite van Den Berg
Pro Tour Order of Merit (16)
- Ryan Sierle
- Josh Rock
- Martin Shendler
- Ross Smith
- Daril Gurny
- Jian Vin Finn
- Raymond van Parvield
- Cameron Minses
- Mike de Decker
- Michael Smith
- Wesel Negman
- Richie Edhaus
- Jermin Wattina
- Dirk van Duigwinbod
- Ricardo Petrico
- Look Woodhaus
Tour Card (10)
- Camrebry
- Thomas is beautiful
- Ryan Joyce
- Thibault Tricole
- Matthew Dinant
- Daril Al -Hajj
- Jim Long
- Matt Campbell
- James Hell
- Owen Bings
Host countries (4)
- Sybren Gijbels
- CEDIC WAEGENS
- Patrick de Baker
- Francois Shwin
North and Baltik (1)
East Europe (1)
Belgian arrows open 2025 – full timeline and results
The Belgian open arrows extend from Friday, March 7 to Sunday, March 9.
The back session begins in the middle of the day and the evening session begins at 6 pm.
The players are not entered the competing until the second round on Saturday morning.
The first round to the quarter -finals is the best 11 legs (first to 6), and Demis is the best from 13 (first to 7), and the final is the best from 15 (first to 8).
Friday, March 7
In the afternoon session – Tour 1
- Look Woodhaus 6-4 CEDRIC WAEGENS
- Cameron Minsis 5-6 Matt Campbell
- Jian Vin Finn 6-4 James Hart
- Richie Edhaus 6-4 Owen Pings
- Ricardo Petrickco 6-5 Matthew Dennant
- Wesel Negman 6-5 François Shwin
- Daril Gurny 6-1 Thepolt Tricole
- Dirk van Duigwinbod 6-4 Darius Labanoskas
Evening session – Tour 1
- Ross Smith 6-5 Sybren Gijbeels
- Ryan Sierle 6-2 Daril Al-Hajjaj
- Jermin Wattina 6-2 Patrick de Baker
- Josh Rock 3-6 Boris Kurkar
- Michael Smith 6-5 Ryan Joyce – 8 pm
- Raymond van Parvield 6-4 camcapri
- Mike de DickPp. 6-5 Beautiful Thomas
- Martin Shendler 6-3 Jim Long
Saturday 8 March
In the afternoon session – round 2
- Danny Nobert 2-6 Daril Gurny
- Gary Anderson 2-6 Look Woodhaus
- Dave Cysenal 6-3 Ricardo Petrickco
- Johnny Clayton 6-5 Wessel Nijman
- Rob Cross 2-6 Ross Smith
- Damon Hita 6-0 Michael Smith
- Stephen Punting 6-3 Jeremen and Amina
- Nathan Espinal 5-6 Richie Edhaus
Evening session – round 2
- James Wadi 6-4 Raymond van Barnfield
- Peter Wright 2-6 Matt Campbell
- Girwin price 6-2 Jian Vin Vin
- Dimitri van Den Berg 3-6 Martin Shendler
- Look Humphrez 4-6 Mike de Decker
- Luke Litler 6-3 Ryan Cyrle
- Michael van Gereen 4-6 Boris Kurkar
- Chris Dobby 5-6 Dirk van Duigwinbod
Sunday 9 March
In the afternoon session (from 12 pm GMT) – the third round
- Mike De Decker vs Martin Shendler
- Damon Hita v. Gerawin Price
- Ross Smith against Matt Campbell
- Stephen Poning v. Daryl Goreny
- Luke Littler V Luke WoodHouse
- Dave Chisnall V Ritchie Edhouse
- Boris Kermkar against James Wadi
- Jonny Clayton V Dirk Van DuijvenBode
Evening session from 6 pm
- The quarter -finals
- The semi -finals
- last
