British dart star James Wade unleashes his "rogue behavior" at world championships

The British star of darts, James Wade, was accused of "abusive behavior" during his victory against Seigo Asada in the second round of the world championship, Thursday (local time).

The world number 9 said that he "really wanted to hurt" his Japanese opponent, with the bizarre admission that he was awarded as a result of his imminent victory over the 38-year-old qualifier at the time. Alexandra Palace in London.

Wade, 35, came twice in a set to finally wager 3-2, the biggest topic of discussion being that when he shouted aggressively at the face of his face. Asada after leveling the competition at 1-1.

After the match, Wade – semifinalist three times – no longer had any remorse for what was perceived as a daunting action.

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"I kept giving it to him, I wanted to hurt him, I really wanted to hurt his face," Wade said in an interview with Sky Sports.

"It was not a good match but I wanted to hurt him and I wanted to progress, it's for my son, but also for the UK."

As a television expert, former England player Wayne Mardle was very impressed with the incident, saying Wade had crossed the line.

"Does he mean that he wanted to punch him in the face, what does he mean, I'm completely lost for words," Mardle said.

"This is just not the case, I hope that he will wake up in the morning and think:" I made a mistake there ".

"He can not think it's fair and no one who looks at it can think that it's just.It's a rogue behavior, there's no place in them." darts for that. "