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The 2008 Stan James World Matchplay was the 15th annual staging of the World Matchplay darts tournament by the Professional Darts Corporation. The tournament took place at the Winter Gardens, Blackpool, from 20–26 July 2008.

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World number three James Wade went into the competition as the defending champion and managed to reach the final for the third year in a row, but was defeated by top seed Phil Taylor 18–9 who won his ninth World Matchplay championship.

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Prize fund

A total of £300,000 was available for the players, divided based on the following performances:[1]

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The qualification process for the World Matchplay differed this year. The top 16 in the PDC Order of the Merit after the 2008 UK Open qualified automatically as the 16 seeds. The other 16 places would be made up of the 16 highest ranked players (not already in the top 16) from the 2008 Players Championship Order of Merit - decided by the various Player Championship events taking place on the PDC Pro Tour from January 2008 - the cutoff point was the Las Vegas Players Championship just before the 2008 Las Vegas Desert Classic.[2][3]

Thus, the participants were:

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Draw

First round (best of 19 legs)
20–22 July[4][5]
Second round (best of 25 legs)
22–23 July
Quarter-finals (best of 31 legs)
24 July
Semi-finals (best of 33 legs)
25 July
Final (best of 35 legs)
26 July
               
1 England Phil Taylor 103.53 10
England Steve Beaton 97.91 6
1 England Phil Taylor 109.70 13
16 England Colin Osborne 97.08 5
16 England Colin Osborne 96.78 10
England Mervyn King 91.48 7
1 England Phil Taylor 95.78 16
England Kevin McDine 89.76 6
8 England Adrian Lewis 88.75 8
England Kevin McDine 96.02 10
  England Kevin McDine 92.29 13
England Mark Walsh 95.02 9
9 England Colin Lloyd 91.37 6
England Mark Walsh 100.41 10
1 England Phil Taylor 105.59 17
12 England Dennis Priestley 96.56 8
5 England Terry Jenkins 92.48 10
England Alex Roy 91.32 6
5 England Terry Jenkins 93.10 11
12 England Dennis Priestley 94.60 13
12 England Dennis Priestley 91.13 10
England Adrian Gray 84.63 8
12 England Dennis Priestley 94.10 16
13 England Alan Tabern 90.65 14
4 Canada John Part 85.24 10
England Chris Mason 81.97 3
4 Canada John Part 90.26 7
13 England Alan Tabern 93.53 13
13 England Alan Tabern 95.75 10
Netherlands Vincent van der Voort 92.25 8
1 England Phil Taylor 109.47 18
3 England James Wade 102.58 9
2 Netherlands Raymond van Barneveld 88.41 11
England Mark Frost 82.17 9
2 Netherlands Raymond van Barneveld 90.99 13
England Tony Eccles 84.83 3
15 England Kevin Painter 86.57 8
England Tony Eccles 88.73 10
2 Netherlands Raymond van Barneveld 89.32 16
10 England Wayne Mardle 87.90 18
7 England Andy Hamilton 92.59 12
Netherlands Michael van Gerwen 93.22 14
Netherlands Michael van Gerwen 88.13 9
10 England Wayne Mardle 91.70 13
10 England Wayne Mardle 88.29 11
England Mark Dudbridge 88.28 9
10 England Wayne Mardle 88.92 5
3 England James Wade 102.73 17
6 Netherlands Roland Scholten 90.56 4
England Matt Clark 90.75 10
England Matt Clark 88.39 13
11 England Peter Manley 88.91 6
11 England Peter Manley 91.14 10
England Denis Ovens 90.59 4
England Matt Clark 93.27 12
3 England James Wade 96.58 16
3 England James Wade 96.31 10
England Wayne Jones 91.04 4
3 England James Wade 97.99 13
14 England Ronnie Baxter 93.06 7
14 England Ronnie Baxter 93.33 10
England Andy Smith 84.45 4

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