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Nathan Aspinall burst out laughing mid-throw while playing with his friend Luke Littler.
Aspinall is a real character on the PDC Tour but had to move on as he faced a huge quarter-final clash with friend Littler at Alexandra Palace.
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The couple were competing to be in the semi-finals and One step closer to the Syd Waddell Cupbut it would be forgivable if the pair were in a jovial mood.
And Tungsten’s magic started at a remarkable pace as Littler jumped out to a 2-0 lead early in the set.
But Aspinall was forced to return, and one day matched his enemy step by step.
In the second game of the fourth set, the pair started at an incredible pace as they both scored 180’s in their opening three darts.
Naturally, the crowd was anticipating the landing for a great leg, and the atmosphere in the iconic venue grew.
Aspinall was first to step up for his second three darts and hit the first hat trick to a standing ovation.
But when he went to throw his next dart, he was clearly shocked by the opening leg and burst out laughing.
He walked away from the top and stopped the match, laughing with his friend and opponent on stage.
Unfortunately, his progress to the remarkable feat was halted as he missed the treble before hitting the treble.
He pressed his wrist as if to signal that his darts weren’t what he wanted, and the crowd booed hilariously.
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But the popular couple really put on a show and fans loved it.
One wrote: “Luke Littler and Nathan Aspinall both playing 9 darters in the quarter finals of the World Championship and Asp is just having a laugh haha.”
Another commented: “Big Luke Nook fan, what a great athlete and lad Nathan Aspinall.
One fan agreed: “That was a lovely moment from Aspinall. So much fun in these players.”
While someone continued: These kids are very interesting.
Littler went on to add three more perfect darts to reach the final throw.
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But unfortunately, he missed the first triple of 20, which again led the audience to cheers.
It’s not the first time in this match that they’ve been heavily involved, as Aspinall had previously asked the crowd if they wanted a maximum of 180.
“The Asp” scored 181 and would have lowered his score if he had to, but he decided to go for a number that drew loud cheers.
He saw the funny side again and it was one of many during the match that was done in great spirit.
It was Littler who eventually prevailed, beating his friend Aspinall 5-2 to book his place in the semi-finals.
He is now two races away from the Syd Waddell Cup With your route to the end of the business It was confirmed.
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