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Wow, Van der Voort annihilates Beaton, 4-0, after destroying Chisnall 3-0 early on :yikes:

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Paul Lim comes up a few millimeters shy of hitting a nine dart finish, 27 years (!) after he made history by doing so on the Embassy in 1990 :yikes:

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63 years old and throwing a 10 dart finish :bowdown:

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Lim is such a nice guy. Now in the interview after the match "I should have worn my high heels, then I would have made the nine dart finish" :d 

 

The interview mostly consisted of "this has been such an honour" and "I am happy/this has been so much fun", I hope we'll keep seeing him for many years to come :)

 

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3 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Lim is such a nice guy. Now in the interview after the match "I should have worn my high heels, then I would have made the nine dart finish" :d 

 

The interview mostly consisted of "this has been such an honour" and "I am happy/this has been so much fun", I hope we'll keep seeing him for many years to come :)

 

 

Great guy, loved the high heels comment :d

 

I would love to see him play on the circuit more often, crazy to think how good he performed here with little preparation.

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1 minute ago, OlympicIRL said:

 

Great guy, loved the high heels comment :d

 

I would love to see him play on the circuit more often, crazy to think how good he performed here with little preparation.

Agreed, too bad he's spending 99% of his time being a softtip/electronic darts player instead of steel tip :p 

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4 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Agreed, too bad he's spending 99% of his time being a softtip/electronic darts player instead of steel tip :p 

 

Fun bit of trivia, can you name the 3 nations he has represented?

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11 minutes ago, OlympicIRL said:

 

Fun bit of trivia, can you name the 3 nations he has represented?

Definitely Singapore and the USA, I'm doubting about the first one. My guess would be England because I heard him say today his journey started in London, but I can't recall him playing for England (I do recall him playing for Singapore and the USA, so I have no doubts about those) :p 

 

 

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Just now, heywoodu said:

Definitely Singapore and the USA, I'm doubting about the first one. My guess would be England because I heard him say today his journey started in London, but I can't recall him playing for England (I do recall him playing for Singapore and the USA, so I have no doubts about those) :p 

 

 

 

You guessed the same as me and using the same logic :d

But no, actually it was USA, Singapore and Papua New Guinea!

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