Unterbuchner after thrilling Quarter-Final tie with Mandigers: ‘It was a roller-coaster ride’
BDOSaturday, 12 January 2019 at 14:11
Michael Unterbuchner came through a thrilling tie with Willem Mandigers and afterwards he described it as a roller-coaster ride.
Understandably he was pleased to be through and he hopes to improve aspects of the game for the Semi-Finals.
‘It was a roller-coaster ride, it was up and down. Willem put me under a lot of pressure especially at the start of the match, I’m relieved to be through and I’m looking forward to the semi-finals.’
‘It’s a best of nine, even though i was 3-1 down I knew I could find my game again and come back.’
‘I hope I can improve on tonight (Friday) and improve my scoring and doubling.’
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‘It was a roller-coaster ride, it was up and down. Willem put me under a lot of pressure especially at the start of the match, I’m relieved to be through and I’m looking forward to the semi-finals.’
‘It’s a best of nine, even though i was 3-1 down I knew I could find my game again and come back.’
‘I hope I can improve on tonight (Friday) and improve my scoring and doubling.’
Click here for more information about the 2019 BDO Lakeside World Championship.
https://twitter.com/BDOdarts/status/1083759573809459200?s=20
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