Krzysztof Ratajski secures double Euro Tour qualification on Saturday
NewsSunday, 25 February 2018 at 14:00
The Euro Tour circuit has yet to start, but Krzysztof Ratajski is sure to participate in four of the first seven tournaments. The Polish Eagle won two qualifying tournaments on Saturday.
At the end of January, the qualifiers were played for the first five Euro Tour tournaments. At that time Ratajski was twice successful, now he managed to win both qualifiers.
That means that Ratajski will take action at the sixth and seventh Euro Tour tournaments. The Polish darter can therefore be seen in Zwolle in May, because the sixth Euro Tour event is being played in the Netherlands.
'The Polish Eagle' won twice against Frantisek Humpula in the final. The Russian Rocket Boris Koltsov also participated, but was beaten twice in the last four.
https://twitter.com/PolFranky/status/967459696675381255
That means that Ratajski will take action at the sixth and seventh Euro Tour tournaments. The Polish darter can therefore be seen in Zwolle in May, because the sixth Euro Tour event is being played in the Netherlands.
'The Polish Eagle' won twice against Frantisek Humpula in the final. The Russian Rocket Boris Koltsov also participated, but was beaten twice in the last four.
https://twitter.com/PolFranky/status/967459696675381255
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