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Sightseeing in London: Pietreczko ready for biggest game

Ricardo Pietreczko is the darts newcomer of the year. He won a tournament and impressed at the European Championships. The biggest match of his career to date now awaits the Nuremberg native in London.

Ricardo Pietreczko reacts. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Ricardo Pietreczko reacts. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Darts newcomer - Sightseeing in London: Pietreczko ready for biggest game

Ricardo Pietreczko can't get enough of London at the moment. The darts pro spent Christmas sightseeing in the British capital, and between the years he watches the World Championship matches on TV with his girlfriend. And this Thursday (21:30/DAZN and Sport1), the 29-year-old from Nuremberg - nicknamed Pikachu - will be back on the biggest stage himself.

His opponent will be none other than top favorite Luke Humphries, who has won more than twice as much prize money as any other top player in 2023. "Humphries is in good form at the moment, as we've seen. You've seen often enough that anyone can beat anyone on the tour. There is no big favorite. There are many favorites, but not the one," Pietreczko told the German Press Agency about the biggest match of his career so far.

After dropping out of training as a waiter and letter carrier and completing an apprenticeship as a painter, Pietreczko now seems to have found his calling. "I see myself playing darts until I can no longer stand," said Pikachu about his future.

The Hertha fan cites coach Pal Dardai, former tennis superstar Roger Federer and English darts pro Chris Dobey as role models in sport. He could meet the latter in London in the final on January 3 at the earliest.

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  1. Besides watching World Championship matches on TV during his time in London, Ricardo Pietreczko also enjoys exploring the city's famous landmarks as part of his sightseeing activities.
  2. Despite being just a newcomer in the world of darts, Ricardo Pietreczko, also known as Pikachu, has already set his sights on a career in the sport, hoping to play darts until his feet can't carry him anymore.
  3. This Thursday, German darts pro Ricardo Pietreczko will face one of his toughest opponents yet, Luke Humphries, in a highly anticipated match broadcast on DAZN and Sport1.
  4. In an interview with the German Press Agency, Pietreczzo spoke about his admiration for coaches, athletes, and darts players like Pal Dardai, Roger Federer, and Chris Dobey, who all serve as role models in his life.
  5. Recently, Pietreczko shared an Instagram post showcasing his passion for the sport, highlighting his dedication and love for darts.
  6. Apart from his love for darts, Ricardo Pietreczko is also a loyal supporter of Hertha Berlin, demonstrating his passion for both sports and football.
  7. This year's World Championship will be held in London, and if he can advance past Luke Humphries, Pikachu might have the opportunity to square off against Chris Dobey in the final, adding another memorable moment to his growing darts career.

Source: www.stern.de

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