Power and Jackpot emerge as ‘untouchables’ of darts
With the events of darts beginning to unfold, news and sensationalism is dominating mainstream media of darts.
Among all other players, the two heartthrobs and archrivals of darts, namely Phil Taylor and Adrian Lewis, are the ones with maximum focus and limelight. The reason is simple.
One has enjoyed a 15-time rule on the game, whereas the other is looking forward to win 10 main events of darts in the times to come.
Both of them have the game, the skill and above all, the attitude that contributes in declaring them as the ‘untouchables’ of darts.
The recent performance they delivered as a team, in the World Cup of darts, is worth mentioning here.
Despite a shaky start, they were able to very clearly show the world that they are indeed the best when it comes to darts.
Taylor had to suffer another astounding defeat from an amateur in one of his early encounters but he was soon able to recover from the shock.
Lewis, on the other hand, remained extremely consistent in his performances and was successfully able to chuck out all his opponents, leading to the sharing of the trophy.
However, it is important to mention here that teamwork is facing marginalisation in the events to come.
At the upcoming event of the Premier League, everyman is going to be for his own self.
Taylor stated, “My focus is now on winning back the Premier League title, but I’m practising again with Adrian now, so we know each other’s games inside out. If we keep practising together and push each other as hard as we did at the World Cup, then we’ll
become untouchable”.
On the flip side, Lewis has already made it extremely clear that at the Premier League, it is going to be the consistency of the player, which will decide the winner and loser of the event.
Furthermore, he said that players will have to strengthen their grip on the game by ensuring that they do not lose their nerve during their game.
With the rampant increase in the popularity of darts, the concomitant surge in entertainment value has mounted unprecedented pressure on darts players.
No doubt, the player who holds his nerve in these situations will ultimately emerge as the winner.
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