'The Silent Assassin' Thomas Junghans had multiple successes to celebrate over the weekend after taking both WDF titles Limassol, Cyprus.
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First of all, the 46-year-old Swiss dartist proved to be the strongest player at the Cyprus Classic. In that final, Junghans was victorious 5-2 over Andreas Georgiou Nikolaou, claiming what was his first WDF title in four years.
Junghans was then able to successfully double up on his victories at the Cyprus Masters. Succeeding at the expense of Erik van Manen. In the final, the Dutchman was defeated 5-1.
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SWISS BLISS FOR TJ!
Thomas Junghans just beat Erik van Manen to win the Cyprus Masters and complete a title double in Limassol.
'TJ' sealed his fifth career WDF event win with a 5-1 victory, throwing two 180s and averaging 92.41 in the process.