Darts World Championship - Pikachu's darts Christmas destination: London instead of Nuremberg
Ricardo Pietreczko had to spontaneously change his plans for the leisure program. "The original plan was to go to Harry Potter World. Unfortunately, it didn't work out because the tickets weren't available," said the 29-year-old from Nuremberg after his first appearance at the World Darts Championship.
The commanding 3:0 win over Mikuru Suzuki from Japan gave hope that Pietreczko, nicknamed Pikachu, could go far in his first World Championship.
"It was very, very nice on stage. I was expecting more resistance from the audience. I was expecting a lot more whistles or boos," said Pietreczko. The fans at Alexandra Palace in London gave him a warm welcome - even though he was playing against a woman. "So far, my record hasn't been good against a woman. Now I've evened out that record," said Pietreczko. Previously, he had clearly lost to England's Beau Greaves at the Grand Slam.
Unlike many other athletes, the German is no longer planning a trip home, but wants to stay in London for as long as he is in the tournament. "I'm doing it completely spontaneously," said Pietreczko. His next match will be against Callan Rydz from England on December 23. Another win would give the Nuremberg native a third-round match against the English top favorite Luke Humphries.
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- Despite the excitement of the World Darts Championship in Nuremberg, Pikachu chose London as his darts-wm Christmas destination.
- The WM in darts attracted people from all over the world, including Japan, where Mikuru Suzuki represented her country.
- On the other side of the globe, a woman named Alexandra Palace in London prepared to host the prestigious Darts World Championship.
- While many athletes returned home after their matches, Ricardo Pietreczko, also known as Pikachu, decided to extend his stay in London.
- The 2022 PDC World Darts Championship took place in Great Britain, more specifically in London, where numerous darts enthusiasts gathered.
- Lackeys from all corners of Japan flocked to London to support Mikuru Suzuki at the International Darts Tournament.
- In the heart of London, at Alexandra Palace, the Bundesliga Darts Pro Tournament, or WM in short, was underway, attracting darts fans worldwide.
- After his successful win against Suzuki, Pikachu expressed his gratitude to the London audience, even though he was competing against a woman, like Japan's Mikuru Suzuki.
Source: www.stern.de
