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Rowby-John Rodriguez
Rodriguez in 2024
Personal information
Nickname"Little John"
Born (1994-03-27) 27 March 1994 (age 30)
Vienna, Austria
Home townVienna, Austria
Darts information
Playing darts since2010
DartsShot Signature
LateralityRight-handed
Walk-on music"Vamos a la playa" by Righeira
Organisation (see split in darts)
BDO2010–2013
PDC2013–
(Tour Card: 2014-2020, 2022-)
Current world ranking71 Decrease 1 (31 October 2024)[1]
WDF major events – best performances
World MastersLast 80: 2013
PDC premier events – best performances
World Ch'shipLast 64: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022
World MatchplayLast 16: 2022
UK OpenLast 64: 2021, 2023. 2024
Grand SlamLast 16: 2021
European Ch'shipLast 16: 2015, 2022
PC FinalsLast 32: 2016
Other tournament wins
Austria National Championships 2010
Baltic Cup Open 2012
Carinthian Open 2011
PDC Challenge Tour 2013, 2021
PDC Development Tour 2015, 2018
Other achievements
2015 Breaks into the top 64 on the PDC Order of Merit for the first time

Rowby-John Rodriguez (born 27 March 1994) is an Austrian professional darts player currently playing in events of the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC).

Career

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In 2010, as a 16-year-old, Rodriguez won the Austrian National Championship by beating Franz Thaler 5–0 in the final.[2]

At the second event of Q School in January 2014 he stood one win away from joining the PDC but lost 5–3 to Gerwyn Price.[3] However, after all four events had been played Rodriguez had done enough to finish ninth on the Q School Order of Merit and earn a two-year tour card.[4] His first PDC major was the UK Open where he was knocked out 5–1 by Tony Randall in the first round.[5]

In May, Rodriguez reached the final of the PDC World Youth Championship where he lost 6–4 to Keegan Brown at the O2 Arena in London as part of the Premier League finals night. Reaching the final secured him a place in the 2014 Grand Slam of Darts.[6][7] Rodriguez was now Austria's number two player behind Mensur Suljović and they teamed up at the World Cup of Darts, but lost both their singles matches in the second round against the Belgium brothers of Kim and Ronny Huybrechts.[8] Rodriguez reached the quarter-finals of a Pro Tour event for the first time at the 14th Players Championship defeating the likes of Gary Anderson, Paul Nicholson and Jamie Caven, before losing 6–1 to Ian White.[9] His play throughout the year earned him a debut in the European Championship where he lost 6–2 to Robert Thornton in the opening round.[10] At the Grand Slam, Rodriguez beat world number three Adrian Lewis 5–2 in his opening group game before losing 5–1 to Dave Chisnall.[11] He went into his final group game knowing a win over Brown would see him qualify for the last 16 and, despite coming back from 3–0 down to level at 3–3, he lost 5–3.[12]

2015 season

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Rodriguez made his debut at the 2015 World Championship after he qualified through the Pro Tour Order of Merit.[13] However, he ran into an in-form Raymond van Barneveld who hit finishes of 167 and 170 as he restricted Rodriguez to two legs during the match in a 3–0 defeat. Rodriguez averaged 79.22 which was over 20 points lower than his opponent's, but he still broke into the top 64 on the Order of Merit for the first time after the tournament concluded as he was ranked world number 58.[14][15] He won the opening Development Tour event of the year by beating Jamie Lewis 4–1 in the final.[16] Rodriguez and Suljović were eliminated in the last 16 of the World Cup for the second consecutive year, this time to Germany.[17] From the last 32 onwards he knocked out Kim Huybrechts, Wayne Jones and Mensur Suljović at the 14th Players Championship to play in his first PDC Pro Tour semi-final, where he lost 6–2 against Jelle Klaasen.[18] A 6–4 win over Christian Kist saw Rodriguez make the second round of the European Championship in which he could only average 73.43 against John Henderson in a 10–2 defeat.[19] After losing 5–3 to Robbie Green and beating Martin Phillips 5–2 at the Grand Slam, Rodriguez needed a win over Phil Taylor to qualify for the last 16, but he lost 5–2.[20]

2016 season

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Rodriguez hit the first 170 finish of the 2016 World Championship, but lost each of the three sets played against Dave Chisnall in the first round by deciding legs.[21] He reached the quarter-finals of the first UK Open Qualifier, but was beaten 6–1 by Adrian Lewis and he lost 6–2 to Lee Evans in the second round of the main event.[22][23] Rodriguez was defeated in the final of three Development Tour events in 2016.[24]

Rodriguez and Mensur Suljović eliminated Italy and Singapore to ensure Austria played in their first World Cup quarter-final, where Suljović was whitewashed by Phil Taylor and Rodriguez lost 4–1 to Adrian Lewis.[25] A couple of quarter-finals out of the 20 Players Championship events qualified him for the Finals and he beat Ronny Huybrechts 6–4, before being thrashed 6–0 by Joe Cullen in the second round.[26]

2017 season

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Rodriguez squared his first round match with Dave Chisnall at the 2017 World Championship at two sets apiece, but lost all three legs of the decider.[27] Austria played England in the quarter-finals of the 2017 World Cup for the second successive year. Mensur Suljović thrashed Adrian Lewis 4–0 and Rodriguez lost 4–1 to Chisnall, before Austria were defeated 4–2 in the decisive doubles match.[28]

On the last weekend of the PDC Development Tour Rodriguez reached the final twice and won one of them 5:4 against Luke Humphries. This was enough to qualify for the 2017 PDC World Youth Championship, but after winning only one match there, Rodriguez missed out on qualifying for the other Majors, including the 2018 PDC World Darts Championship. However, he was able to defend his Tour Card via the rankings.

2018-2020: Downturn and loss of the Tour Card

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His form improved a little in 2018, when he qualified three times for the European Tour, but only won one match in the 2018 Dutch Darts Championship, won the fifth tournament on the PDC Development Tour and reached the final of the eleventh tournament.

In October he defeated his brother Rusty-Jake Rodriguez in the final of the South East European Qualifier for the 2019 PDC World Darts Championship. Before that, however, he was eliminated in the group stage of the 2019 PDC World Youth Championship. After reaching the last 16 of the Players Championships and the third round several times, he qualified for the 2019 Players Championship Finals but lost in round one to Danny Noppert.

In the 2019 PDC World Darts Championship Rodriguez met Ricky Evans in round one. Rodriguez won 3:1 and thus won a match for the first time at a World Championship. In the second round, he then lost 2:3 to Cristo Reyes despite having match darts.

Having retained his Tour card once again, Rodriguez reached the last 16 of Players Championship 6. Rodriguez lost again in round one of the 2019 UK Open.

Rodriguez reached another round of 16 on the tour at the 2019 Dutch Darts Masters, where he lost to Mervyn King in a last-leg decider. He even reached the quarter-finals of the 2019 Austrian Darts Championship after defeating Josh Payne, Daryl Gurney and Mike De Decker before losing 5-6 to Peter Wright.

Thanks to these successes, Rodriguez qualified for the 2020 PDC World Darts Championship via the PDC Pro Tour Order of Merit, but was unable to win a set against Philippine qualifier Noel Malicdem.

At the 2020 UK Open Rodriguez didn't win a match for the fourth time. During the break forced by the COVID-19 pandemic, Rodriguez took part in the first PDC Home Tour. Rodriguez also returned to the 2020 PDC World Cup of Darts after a two-year break and reached the quarter-finals with Mensur Suljović for the third time. The pair started the tournament with a 5-2 win over the USA, after which they beat José de Sousa and José Marquês from Portugal. In the quarter-finals, again against England, Suljović first won 4:3 against Michael Smith before Rodriguez lost to Rob Cross by the same score. In the doubles, it turned out that the match went the full distance of 21 legs, with England winning the doubles 4:3.

Due to his lack of success on the Pro Tour, however, he failed to qualify for the other majors. Rodriguez lost his Tour Card after the 2020 season.

2021: A year without a Tour card

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Rodriguez qualified for the final stage at Q-School 2021, but it wasn't enough to win him the Tour card back. However, Rodriguez still qualified for almost all of the 2021 Players Championships and the 2021 UK Open, where Rodriguez won matches for the first time. He beat Brian Raman in the first round and Kevin McDine in the Second round before also succeeding in the Third round. Here he won 6-5 against Josh Payne before losing to Jonny Clayton in the Fourth round.

On the Pro tour, Rodriguez then achieved some respectable successes, including several round of 16 appearances, and thus achieved a place in the PDC Pro Tour Order of Merit, which guaranteed him a place in the 2022 PDC World Darts Championship.

Rodriguez once again played alongside Mensur Suljović for Austria in the 2021 PDC World Cup of Darts. In the First round, the pair won 5-1 against the Philippines before winning both their singles matches against Kim Huybrechts and Dimitri Van den Bergh from Belgium in the Second round. They faced Northern Ireland in the quarter-finals and while Suljović narrowly lost to Brendan Dolan, Rodriguez levelled that defeat by winning 4-2 against Daryl Gurney. Suljović and Rodriguez then won 4:3 in the doubles to reach the semi-finals for the first time.

However, the team from England, who Rodriguez had lost to in his last three World Cup appearances, were awaiting there. However, James Wade and Dave Chisnall proved to be beatable, with Rodriguez in particular drawing attention to himself in the duel against the latter with an average of 102. Both won 4:1 and so Austria reached the final for the first time. There, however, John Henderson and Peter Wright from Scotland were one size too strong and won 1:3.

Nevertheless, Rodriguez qualified for the 2021 Grand Slam of Darts as a finalist in a major tournament, beating Chris Dobey and Stephen Bunting in the group stage to qualify for the knockout phase. In the round of 16, however, he was beaten by James Wade 2:10.

2022- : Back on Tour

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In the 2022 PDC World Darts Championship Rodriguez first won against Nick Kenny 3:0, but had to accept a whitewash in sets in round two against Luke Humphries, which meant he missed the Tour card by one place in the Order of Merit. As a result, he had to take part in the PDC Q-School in January 2022, where he regained his Tour card via the Order of Merit there.

He then performed well in the European Tour events. He reached the quarter-finals of both the 2022 Czech Darts Open and the 2022 European Darts Grand Prix.

2022 European Darts Matchplay

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Rodriguez made his first final at a Euro Tour tournament by beating Danny Noppert, Gerwyn Price, Gabriel Clemens, Nathan Aspinall and Madars Razma at the 2022 European Darts Matchplay in Trier.[29] In the final he met Luke Humphries, who already won three Euro Tour tournaments earlier that year. Rodriguez missed a match dart in the deciding leg, after which the Englishman won with 8-7.


At the 2022 Players Championship Finals he lost in round 1 against Joe Cullen, as well as at the 2023 PDC World Darts Championship against Lourence Ilagan. On the European Tour 2023, he only played in three tournaments and thus only reached 75th place in the European Tour Order of Merit. He was the only Austrian to qualify for the 2023 Players Championship Finals.

In the 2024 World Cup of Darts, Rodriguez and his Austria teammate Mensur Suljović were the runners-up, reaching the final where they lost to England.[30]

World Championship results

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PDC

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Career finals

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PDC team finals: 2 (2 runner-up)

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Outcome No. Year Championship Team Teammate Opponents in the final Score[N 1]
Runner-up 1. 2021 World Cup of Darts  Austria Mensur Suljović  Scotland Peter Wright and John Henderson 1–3 (m)
Runner-up 2. 2024  England Luke Humphries and Michael Smith 6–10 (l)
  1. ^ (l) = score in legs, (s) = score in sets, (m) = score in matches.

Performance timeline

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Tournament 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
PDC Ranked televised events
PDC World Championship DNP DNQ 1R 1R 1R DNQ 2R 1R DNQ 2R 1R DNQ
UK Open DNP 1R DNQ 2R DNQ 1R 2R 4R 3R 4R 4R
World Matchplay DNQ 2R DNQ
European Championship DNP 1R 2R DNQ 2R DNQ
Grand Slam of Darts DNP RR RR DNQ 2R DNQ
Players Championship Finals DNP DNQ 2R DNQ 1R DNQ 1R 1R 1R
Non-ranked televised events
PDC World Cup of Darts DNP 2R 2R QF QF DNP QF F 2R RR F
World Series of Darts Finals NH 2R Did not qualify DNP
PDC World Youth Championship 2R F 2R QF 2R RR DNP
BDO Ranked televised events
BDO World Championship DNQ PDC
Winmau World Masters 3R PDC
Career statistics
Year-end ranking N/A 58 41 41 59 72 88 71 65 51 49

PDC European Tour

Season 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
2014 GDC
DNP
DDM
DNP
GDM
DNP
ADO
DNP
GDT
DNP
EDO
DNP
EDG
3R
EDT
DNP
2015 GDC
DNQ
GDT
1R
GDM
1R
DDM
2R
IDO
3R
EDO
2R
EDT
3R
EDM
QF
EDG
1R
2016 DDM
2R
GDM
DNQ
GDT
1R
EDM
2R
ADO
2R
EDO
DNQ
IDO
DNQ
EDT
DNQ
EDG
DNQ
GDC
2R
2017 GDC
DNQ
GDM
3R
GDO
DNQ
EDG
DNQ
GDT
DNQ
EDM
DNQ
ADO
1R
EDO
DNQ
DDM
2R
GDG
DNQ
IDO
DNQ
EDT
DNQ
2018 EDO
DNQ
GDG
1R
GDO
DNQ
ADO
DNQ
EDG
DNQ
DDM
1R
GDT
DNQ
DDO
DNQ
EDM
DNQ
GDC
DNQ
DDC
2R
IDO
DNQ
EDT
DNQ
2019 EDO
DNQ
GDC
DNQ
GDG
DNQ
GDO
DNQ
ADO
DNQ
EDG
DNQ
DDM
3R
DDO
DNQ
CDO
1R
ADC
QF
EDM
DNQ
IDO
DNQ
GDT
DNQ
2020 BDC
1R
GDC
DNQ
EDG
DNQ
IDO
DNQ
2021 HDT
DNQ
GDT
DNQ
2022 IDO
DNQ
GDC
DNQ
GDG
DNQ
ADO
2R
EDO
2R
CDO
QF
EDG
QF
DDC
DNQ
EDM
F
HDT
WD
GDO
DNQ
BDO
DNQ
GDT
2R
2023 BSD
DNQ
EDO
DNQ
IDO
DNQ
GDG
DNQ
ADO
1R
DDC
DNQ
BDO
DNQ
CDO
1R
EDG
DNQ
EDM
DNQ
GDO
DNQ
HDT
3R
GDC
DNQ
2024 BDO
DNQ
GDG
DNQ
IDO
DNQ
EDG
DNQ
ADO
DNQ
BSD
DNQ
DDC
DNQ
EDO
DNQ
GDC
DNQ
FDT
DNQ
HDT
DNQ
SDT
DNQ
CDO
DNQ

PDC Players Championships

Season 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
2011 HAL
DNP
HAL
DNP
DER
DNP
DER
DNP
CRA
DNP
CRA
DNP
VIE
PR
VIE
DNP
CRA
DNP
CRA
DNP
BAR
DNP
BAR
DNP
NUL
DNP
NUL
DNP
ONT
DNP
ONT
DNP
DER
DNP
DER
DNP
NUL
DNP
NUL
DNP
DUB
DNP
DUB
DNP
KIL
DNP
GLA
DNP
GLA
DNP
ALI
DNP
ALI
DNP
CRA
DNP
CRA
DNP
WIG
DNP
WIG
DNP
2014 BAR
1R
BAR
1R
CRA
DNP
CRA
DNP
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
CRA
1R
CRA
2R
COV
1R
COV
4R
CRA
1R
CRA
QF
DUB
3R
DUB
3R
CRA
1R
CRA
1R
COV
2R
COV
3R
2015 BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
1R
COV
DNP
COV
DNP
COV
DNP
CRA
2R
CRA
1R
BAR
1R
BAR
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
SF
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
DUB
1R
DUB
2R
COV
3R
COV
2R
2016 BAR
1R
BAR
1R
BAR
1R
BAR
4R
BAR
3R
BAR
DNP
BAR
DNP
COV
1R
COV
1R
BAR
4R
BAR
1R
BAR
3R
BAR
3R
BAR
3R
BAR
2R
BAR
QF
DUB
2R
DUB
1R
BAR
QF
BAR
1R
2017 BAR
1R
BAR
1R
BAR
DNP
BAR
DNP
MIL
1R
MIL
3R
BAR
1R
BAR
3R
WIG
DNP
WIG
2R
MIL
2R
MIL
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
BAR
3R
BAR
1R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
DUB
1R
DUB
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
1R
2018 BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
4R
MIL
1R
MIL
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
1R
WIG
3R
WIG
1R
MIL
1R
MIL
3R
WIG
2R
WIG
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
DUB
1R
DUB
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
3R
2019 WIG
1R
WIG
3R
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
BAR
1R
BAR
4R
WIG
1R
WIG
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
3R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
WIG
2R
WIG
4R
BAR
1R
BAR
1R
HIL
2R
HIL
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
1R
DUB
1R
DUB
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
2020 BAR
2R
BAR
1R
WIG
2R
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
2R
BAR
2R
BAR
2R
MIL
3R
MIL
1R
MIL
3R
MIL
1R
MIL
1R
NIE
1R
NIE
1R
NIE
2R
NIE
3R
NIE
3R
COV
1R
COV
3R
COV
1R
COV
1R
COV
1R
2021
[nb 1]
BOL
2R
BOL
1R
BOL
2R
BOL
3R
MIL
3R
MIL
3R
MIL
2R
MIL
3R
NIE
4R
NIE
4R
NIE
2R
NIE
4R
MIL
1R
MIL
2R
MIL
2R
MIL
3R
COV
DNP
COV
1R
COV
1R
COV
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
3R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
1R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
2R
2022 BAR
3R
BAR
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
NIE
2R
NIE
3R
BAR
2R
BAR
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
2R
NIE
1R
NIE
3R
BAR
3R
BAR
QF
BAR
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
2R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
1R
BAR
4R
BAR
1R
2023 BAR
1R
BAR
3R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
2R
HIL
2R
HIL
2R
WIG
2R
WIG
1R
LEI
2R
LEI
3R
HIL
2R
HIL
2R
LEI
1R
LEI
2R
HIL
2R
HIL
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
1R
BAR
2R
BAR
3R
BAR
2R
BAR
2R
BAR
2R
2024 WIG
1R
WIG
2R
LEI
2R
LEI
2R
HIL
1R
HIL
1R
LEI
3R
LEI
2R
HIL
1R
HIL
1R
HIL
1R
HIL
1R
MIL
DNP
MIL
DNP
MIL
2R
MIL
2R
MIL
1R
MIL
1R
MIL
2R
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
LEI
2R
LEI
1R
WIG
2R
WIG
1R
WIG
4R
WIG
1R
WIG
1R
LEI
1R
LEI
2R
  1. ^ Not a Tour card holder
Performance Table Legend
W Won the tournament F Finalist SF Semifinalist QF Quarterfinalist #R
RR
Prel.
Lost in # round
Round-robin
Preliminary round
DQ Disqualified
DNQ Did not qualify DNP Did not participate WD Withdrew NH Tournament not held NYF Not yet founded

Personal life

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Rodriguez is of Filipino descent. His older brother, Roxy-James Rodriguez, is a former professional darts player who reached the last 16 of the European Darts Trophy in 2014.[31] His younger brother, Rusty-Jake Rodriguez, is also a darts player and made his PDC European Tour debut in the 2017 Austrian Darts Open.[32]

References

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