Jeffrey de Zwaan, known as "The Black Cobra," is a professional darts player recognized for his significant achievements in PDC events and challenging top-ranked players.
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From 2015 to 2017, de Zwaan was part of the training team of Dutch legend Raymond van Barneveld and sponsor Bengi. Bengi Team started in 2015 with manager Ben de Kok, selecting young talents including de Zwaan.
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Jeffrey de Zwaan, born on March 26, 1996, in Rijswijk, Netherlands, began his darts career at a young age, winning his first youth championship in Leidschendam in 2008. His early talent was recognized with an invitation to the Dutch youth team two years later and a television debut at the Zuiderduin Masters in 2010. He further developed his skills on the BDO circuit, notably reaching the last 16 of the 2014 World Masters. Transitioning to the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) in 2015, he promptly secured a Tour Card and qualified for major tournaments like the UK Open and the PDC World Championship, marking his presence with his first PDC nine-darter in a Players Championship event.
De Zwaan’s career trajectory gained significant momentum after re-securing his Tour Card in January 2018. This year proved pivotal, as he reached three Pro Tour finals and secured his first PDC ranking title in April. He became known for his upsets against top-ranked players, notably defeating Michael van Gerwen at both the UK Open and the World Matchplay in 2018. His performance at the 2018 World Matchplay saw him reach the semi-finals, a career-best in a major event, following victories over established players such as Adrian Lewis and Dave Chisnall. These achievements elevated his profile in the darts community.
Continuing his progression, De Zwaan secured his second PDC ranking title in May 2019. He made appearances as a Challenger in the Premier League Darts in both 2019 and 2020, competing against world-class opponents. In the 2020 PDC World Championship, he advanced to the Last 16, matching his highest televised average of 106.09. Despite facing challenges, including injuries and losing his Tour Card at the end of 2022, he demonstrated resilience by immediately regaining it at Q-School in 2023. De Zwaan consistently participates in PDC events, most recently qualifying for the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship through the Tour Card Holder qualifier.
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