Here Comes Treble: Fuller fires his way to Army Darts Championship after dramatic Sandhurst showdown

Jack Fuller has been crowned Army Darts Champion after a dramatic night of comebacks and upsets at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

Fuller beat WDF World Masters competitor Brett Morgan-Williams 4-1 in the final to claim the title.

Morgan-Williams came flying out of the blocks, hitting a maximum on his second visit to the oche and being first to a finish. But Fuller's clinical finishing proved the difference.

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Both finalists had produced dramatic comebacks to reach the showpiece, with Fuller fighting back from 3-0 down in his semi-final to overcome Colin Adey 4-3.

Morgan-Williams also recovered from 3-0 down, overcoming reigning champion Jasper Scarrott in a thrilling encounter despite an injury that saw his front leg give way during the match. Both players averaged close to 80 in a gripping contest.

Scarrott had a tough draw, facing Operation Bullseye II winner Darren McMahon in the first round, but last year's champion came out on top 3-1.

Fuller and Morgan-Williams both cruised through their quarter-finals without dropping a leg, beating John Gothard and Thomas Kinsey respectively, while Adey defeated Johnny Morgan in the round's remaining match.

Fuller said: "Honestly, I'm ecstatic. I gave it beans all the way here, telling people that I was capable and that I was going to do it, and following through is mental.

"Every leg I won, I gave it a big 'Come on!' but that just shows how much I wanted it. I wanted it more than anyone here today."