Norwich's Darren Webster knocked Simon Whitlock out of the PDC World Darts Championship for the third time in four years on Wednesday.
The 49-year-old – nicknamed Demolition Man – was a 4-1 winner against the Aussie, who struggled to keep up with Webster throughout.
Webster quickly took a two-set lead and made it 3-0 before Whitlock managed to get on the board by winning the fourth set without losing a leg.
However, any hopes of a comeback were ended as Webster closed out another victory over the 10th seed.
'I'm really pleased with myself here,' added Webster. 'That was a rematch and he was obviously after me. Again, I have played 12 legs against the man and he has only won two and they keep making him favourite – and I love it.
'I am really enjoying it.'
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