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"Emotionally great": Hempel enjoys darts happiness after comeback

Florian Hempel was virtually out - but then the darts pro turned on the heat. This time he wants to organize his return journey in a different way than after his match in round one.

Florian Hempel reacts after his victory. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Florian Hempel reacts after his victory. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

World Darts Championship - "Emotionally great": Hempel enjoys darts happiness after comeback

Florian Hempel was completely overwhelmed. When the 33-year-old from Cologne left the biggest darts stage after his memorable comeback, he reached for his cell phone and rang home. "Fuck you," Hempel shouted to his loved ones in the video image after the World Championship madness in London on Friday evening. With two ten-darters in a row, among other things, the German had turned around a 0:2 deficit against world-class pro Dimitri van den Bergh. He had already knocked the Belgian out of the tournament at the World Championship two years ago, even then as an outsider.

"I've already celebrated a comeback or two. You must never lose faith in yourself. The emotions are much higher than two years ago. It's great emotionally," said Hempel, who used to be a handball goalkeeper and is now one of Germany's elite players on the glass. He only bought his World Cup ticket at the last minute.

Hempel's third round opponent after Christmas will be determined on Saturday (22.00 hrs/Sport1 and DAZN) between Stephen Bunting and Ryan Joyce (both England). After having problems traveling home by car last time, Hempel wants to get to Cologne differently this time. He is considering flying home from Heathrow Airport and leaving the car in the British capital over Christmas. The third round begins on December 27.

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  1. Florian Hempel, the darts player from Cologne, celebrated a memorable comeback at the World Darts Championship in London, just as he did with his cell phone, calling his loved ones to share his happiness.
  2. The internationally recognized event, the World Darts Championship, brought about a wave of emotional highs for Hempel, surpassing his feelings from two years ago when he also had a comeback.
  3. During the tournament, Hempel defeated world-class pro Dimitri van den Bergh, who he had previously knocked out in the World Championship two years ago, also as an outsider.
  4. After encountering problems with traveling home by car during his previous comeback, Hempel has decided to fly home from Heathrow Airport and leave his car in London over the Christmas period.
  5. Hempel's upcoming third round opponent in the World Darts Championship PDC World Ranking List is yet to be determined, with Stephen Bunting and Ryan Joyce set to compete on Saturday.
  6. Germany's elite darts player, Hempel, currently ranks among the best in the sport, proving his worth by participating in esteemed tournaments such as the World Darts Championship.
  7. Having achieved an impressive victory in the World Darts Championship, Florian Hempel, the German darts player from Cologne, is looking forward to continuing his success and representing his country well, just like he always has.

Source: www.stern.de

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