The World Grand Prix in Dublin, the widest open major darts tournament in memory, reaches its semi-final stage on Friday night with four surprise participants.
John Henderson vs Daryl Gurney and Simon Whitlock vs Mensur Suljovic are live from 7pm on Sky Sports Action.
John Henderson
The world No 32 has enjoyed a fairy-tale week so far, eliminating Michael van Gerwen on the first night and Raymond van Barneveld on Thursday.
"The double start has helped me this week. Michael and Raymond didn't get off - but I did," Henderson said. "You've got to capitalise on this format.
"This doesn't come often for guys like me so you've just got to enjoy it. I hope there's more to come. I know I'm good enough.
"[The fans] like to see the underdog win."
Daryl Gurney
The world No 12 from Northern Ireland has enjoyed the support of the Dublin crowd throughout the week.
"I want to do it for these fans," he emotionally said post-match on Thursday.
"I'm going to give it my best shot. I don't care who I play - I will try to play my game."
Simon Whitlock
The popular Aussie, the world No 16, stole the show in the quarter-finals with a classy 'Shanghai' checkout.
But he admitted: "I haven't got a good record against Mensur Suljovic so I'd have rather played Peter Wright, even though he's probably the best player on the planet!"
Mensur Suljovic
The world No 6, from Austria, eliminated Peter Wright on Thursday to put a major feather in his own cap before the semi-finals.
But it's not all plain-sailing, he admitted: "Reaching the semi-finals is a big problem for me. My wife is not speaking with me.
"My wife tells me everyday to come home, but I'm here and I'm playing."
The World Grand Prix continues on Sky Sports Arena and Sky Sports Main Event with coverage of both semi-finals from 7pm on Friday
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