Jelle Klaasen can not compete with Peter Wright on World Matchplay

BLACKPOOL – Jelle Klaasen managed to surprise by placing herself in front of the World Matchplay, but there was no surprise in the first round. Peter Wright gave Klaasen no chance: 10-2

Wright did not play well, yet he had no problem with Klaasen himself. De Brabander seemed to have trouble throwing his arrows, while the heat on the podium did not help either. The first step finally went to Wright in seventeen arrows, the Scot then took two more legs.

The fourth leg went to Klaasen, but it was not convincing. He needed 23 arrows to write the leg to his name. The fourth arrow on a double has been touched. The next step allowed Klaasen to fully return to the match, but on the third arrow, he went wrong for a 138. Wright then threw out and scored 4-1.

In the next five legs, the two darts split the legs in the same way: four for Wright, one for Klaasen.

Oplification
With a deficit of 8-2, Klaasen experienced a brief comeback. Partly because of a few Miss Wright, he took a break, which he cashed in being – despite two failures on a double – in twelve stages. Later in the match was not in, Wright came 9-4 by the highest possible finish.

In the next leg, Klaasen survived a matchdart, he came 9-5. But he failed to take a Wright leg afterwards. The loser finalist of last year won 10-5

Hogwarts
Klaasen suffered from the heat, he admitted in a conversation with RTL7. "It was so hot, so you sweat, one of them does it with his hands, the other no, I suffered from sweaty teeth, but that 's not neat. is not an excuse, everyone suffers from heat, and I'm still bothered by this tournament. "

With new arrows he launched the World Matchplay. It must be a step forward for a Klaasen who will win races again. "It's not like I'm very good now and a week, I look forward to the rest of the year, the feeling is good, it's the most important thing . "