Suzuki after claiming back-to-back BDO Ladies World Championship titles: "I'm just super happy"
BDOSunday, 12 January 2020 at 13:01
Mikuru Suzuki is now a two time BDO Ladies World Champion after defeating Lisa Ashton 3-0 in a brilliant victory at the Indigo at the O2.
Suzuki enjoyed a dream debut 12 months ago and has improved constantly since then up to now when she has dropped only two sets en route to the final and afterwards she admitted she wants even more improvement now.
Despite the scoreline, 'The Miracle' added that it was tough for her and she was put under pressure by the four time World Champion.
"I’m just super happy,” Suzuki told Live Darts.
“When I lost the second set against Beau [Greaves] it just fired me up and I knew I had to start well from the beginning.
“I always try my best every game, this time every game was tough and put me under a lot of pressure.
“I believe I’ve made some improvement, especially from last year, and I still think I can improve much more.”
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