SPANISH player Cristo Reyes has won the Iberian Qualifier for the William Hill World Darts Championship, defeating Jose Rodriguez in Saturday's final.
The Iberian Qualifier saw 154 players from Spain, Gibraltar and Portugal travel to Avila to compete for a place in the World Championship's preliminary round.
Tenerife-born Reyes, who lives in La Laguna, defeated two former World Championship qualifiers, Carlos Rodriguez and and Julio Barbero, on his way to the semi-finals of the tournament.
The 27-year-old then edged past Antonio Jiminez 6-5 in the last four, before whitewashing Jose Rodriguez in the final to claim victory.
Galicia's Rodriguez had booked his place in the final with a narrow 6-5 semi-final defeat of Spanish World Cup ace Antonio Alcinas, denying the Mallorca ace a return to the Alexandra Palace stage.
Gibraltar's World Cup of Darts pairing of Dyson Parody and Dylan Duo suffered defeats in the last 32 of the event
William Hill World Darts Championship
2014 Iberian Qualifier
Last 32 Losers: Miguel Maya, Álvaro Sánchez, Oscar Delgado, Jonathan Loarce, Justin Broton, Ignacio Teijeiro, Oscar Vizcaíno, Jesús Almazán, Manuel Fernández, Dylan Duo, Julián Castro, Martín Fariña, Rosana Alarcón, Mario Velasco, Dyson Parody, Mario Peral
Last 16 Losers: Jesús Dasilva, Jose Ángel Castillo, Martin Martí, James Braun, Jose M Fernandez, Felix Albert, Carlos Garbayo, Rubén Pi
Quarter-Finals
Cristo Reyes 6-5 Julio Barbero
Antonio Jiménez 6-4 José M. Rodríguez
José V. Rodríguez 6-2 Jorge García
Antonio Alcinas 6-2 Jacinto Nieto
Semi-Finals
Cristo Reyes 6-5 Antonio Jiménez
José V. Rodríguez 6-5 Antonio Alcinas
Final
Cristo Reyes 6-0 José V. Rodríguez