Liam Maendl-Lawrance and Martin Schindler sign new contracts with darts manufacturer
PDCFriday, 01 November 2024 at 16:30
Darts manufacturer Bull's Darts NL announced that Liam Maendl-Lawrance has signed a contract with the darts supplier and is now the newest member of the team.
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"Bull's is pleased to announce the addition of a talented new player to our team: Liam Maendl-Lawrance," the company announced in a post on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
"In 2023, he qualified for four European Tour tournaments in his home country," it continues. The company recalls the Munich-based player's participation in the German Darts Grand Prix, the European Darts Grand Prix, the International Darts Open and the European Darts Matchplay last year. In addition, Maendl-Lawrance reached the final of the WDF Swedish Masters this year, where he was narrowly defeated 5-6 by Tonni Sörensen. Due to his performance at the WDF, the 20-year-old is qualified to take part in the WDF World Championship.
Among others, Dirk van Duijvenbode and Max Hopp are also under contract with Bull's Darts NL. Martin Schindler also had a contract with this company before losing his Tour Card at the start of 2021, but lost his sponsor at the same time as his Tour Card. He took the time to find a new supplier in the Greek company DPULS, with whom he remained until recently.
However, The Wall surprised everyone at the European Championship with a new outfit. Instead of his usual dark darts shirt he came on stage in a bright white shirt and it quickly became clear that he had found a new sponsor in the German company Bull's Darts.
At the same time Bull's Darts announced on Instagram: "Martin Schindler is an official part of the BULL'S team, welcome Martin!"
Schindler will soon be back on stage in his new outfit. The Strausberger qualified for the Grand Slam of Darts, which will be played from Saturday, November 9 to Sunday, November 17, thanks to his titles at the International Darts Open 2024 and the Swiss Darts Trophy 2024.
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