The clash between Darren Webster and Ron Meulenkamp at the MODUS Super Series had some needle on Thursday. The game was won 4-3 by Meulenkamp, who then did not get a handshake from Webster.
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On Facebook, Webster explained why. 'The Demolition Man,' who squandered a 3-0 lead against the Dutchman, thought Meulenkamp stunk terribly.
''Well when you play a guy who farts and stinks the stage out and denies it then kick you when you're playing the stall every throw because they are sh** good luck for the future but I'm not interested rant over,'' Webster roared on his socials.
When asked if the slow play irked him, he simply responded saying: “He was a kn*b end of.”
It brings back memories of Wesley Harms back in 2018 in Fartgate as Gary Anderson had his infamous interview on RTL7 and said there was a smell coming from Harms. “It definitely came from table-side and it was eggs, rotten eggs, but not from me.”
“Every time I walked past there was a waft of rotten eggs so that’s why I was thinking it was him.
"If the boy thinks I’ve farted he’s 1010 per cent wrong. I swear on my children’s lives that it was not my fault."
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