Ratajski chops the Mullet, swoops past Jansen to reach Third Round at PDC World Darts Championship
PDCThursday, 22 December 2022 at 14:32
Krzysztof Ratajski is through to the third round of the 2022/23 PDC World Darts Championship after seeing off Danny Jansen in a 3-1 sets win on Thursday afternoon.
Ratajski sealed it with an 88 average, three 180's despite missing 22 darts at doubles throughout the contest losing only three legs to the debutant.
Ratajski sealed the opening set after Jansen despite leaving 170 after nine darts missing a myriad of darts at double and as a result, 'The Polish Eagle' took it.
The second set was won with ease by Jansen 3-0 but that was just a consolation as Ratajski took control from there.
Similar to the opening set, Ratajski pounced to seal a break at 3-1 after Jansen had missed darts to hold.
More missed darts at double started the next set for Jansen as Ratajski broke to go 1-0 up which was the final coffin nail as Ratajski sealed it with a 15-darter on double eight.
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