Han Xicheng
HAN
Rating:Phoenix 23
Address:Beijing
Dominant hand : Right
Ocular Dominance: Right
Starts practicing darts: 1999
About HAN Xicheng
Born in 1975, Han Xicheng is a top-tier professional steel-tip darts player in China and one of the first Chinese players to compete on the stage of the PDC World Darts Championship. Having officially taken up the sport in 1999, he boasts a professional career spanning over two decades. Beyond his competitive play, he is also deeply engaged in darts tournament operations, public teaching, and the promotion of the sport.
He frequently competes in national ranking tournaments and opens at all levels, claiming numerous domestic championships and runner-up titles. His notable achievements include:
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Runner-up at the 2018 DuoBiaoHui Steel-Tip Darts Individual Tournament.
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Winner of the PDU Open Beijing Final.
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Key player in the team event at the IDC International Darts Masters.
Playing Style
Throwing Mechanics: A solid and stable stance with a highly standardized throwing release. He generates power through a forearm whipping action, maintains a uniform rhythm across all three darts, and possesses excellent vertical stability in his dart placement.
Scoring Ability: Outstanding accuracy in the Treble 20 bed with strong explosive power for hitting 180s, resulting in high scoring efficiency. His primary weakness is a drop in double checkout accuracy during high-pressure match situations.
Match Tactics: In domestic tournaments, he employs a proactive, heavy-scoring approach to suppress opponents. In international majors, he prioritizes maintaining his own rhythm, opting for safe, conservative setup routes and finishes during the closing stages of a leg.
Mental Game: Delivers steady and consistent performances in local events. On top-tier international stages, he is slightly prone to minor accuracy dips caused by environmental distractions, but he demonstrates a quick adjustment and recovery speed following mistakes.
