Jeffrey de Zwaan is a talented Dutch professional darts player who competes in the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). He gained significant recognition in 2019 when he was selected as one of the contenders to replace Gary Anderson in the Premier League after Anderson’s withdrawal. De Zwaan made his debut on night nine in Rotterdam, facing off against Rob Cross in a high-stakes match that showcased his rising talent.
In May 2019, de Zwaan achieved a career milestone by securing his second PDC ranking title. He delivered an impressive performance, defeating Stephen Bunting 8–2, further establishing his credentials within the competitive darts scene. This victory added to his growing list of achievements and highlighted his potential as a formidable opponent.
De Zwaan’s journey continued in the 2020 World Championship, where he reached the fourth round, facing the reigning champion, Peter Wright. In a thrilling match, Wright initially led 3–0 in sets and 2–0 in legs. However, de Zwaan mounted a remarkable comeback, leveling the match at 3–3 and even taking the lead in the deciding set before ultimately losing. This encounter not only showcased his resilience but also hinted at his capabilities to compete at the highest levels.
Following his impressive performance at the World Championship, de Zwaan was again selected for a Premier League night in Rotterdam, this time participating as a “Challenger.” His victories include multiple wins in Players Championships and a notable triumph in the 2012 World Youth Masters. In 2019, he broke into the top 32 on the PDC Order of Merit, a testament to his growth and dedication in the sport. As he continues to compete, de Zwaan remains a player to watch in the world of darts.