#dart player

[higherentity]

[muenchnerdartcenter]

Danny Noppert: Rising to the Occasion in the World of Darts

Danny Noppert, a professional dart player from the Netherlands, has made significant waves in the world of darts with his exceptional skills and steady rise through the ranks.

Noppert's career began to gain traction in the international darts scene around 2015. Known for his calm demeanor and precise throwing technique, he quickly established himself as a formidable opponent. His breakthrough moment came when he reached the final of the BDO World Darts Championship in 2017. Although he didn't clinch the title, his performance there marked him as a player to watch.

One of Noppert's most notable strengths is his ability to perform under pressure. This was evident when he won the 2019 Players Championship Finals, a victory that not only showcased his skill but also his mental toughness. His ability to remain composed, even in high-stress situations, is a key factor that differentiates him from many of his contemporaries.

In addition to his mental strength, Noppert's technical proficiency is noteworthy. His style is characterized by a consistent throwing rhythm and an ability to hit high scores with remarkable regularity. This consistency has helped him in clinching victories in various tournaments and has earned him respect among both fans and fellow players.

Off the oche, Noppert is known for his quiet and humble personality. His down-to-earth nature, combined with his skill on the dartboard, makes him a relatable and admired figure in the sport. This demeanor has not only won him fans but also serves as an inspiration to aspiring dart players who look up to him.

As his career progresses, Danny Noppert continues to be a significant player in professional darts. With his blend of skill, consistency, and level-headedness, he is poised to make more impactful contributions to the sport.

[starry-bi-sky]

Sketch dump! I havent done one of those in a while. These are all from June-July while I was on vacation.

First we have Layal! The delightful Mother of Monsters, aka the Ghost Zone’s most evil mama bear AND my take on a fem!danyal dan! I like to imagine she could pummel Dan into the ground, but that stands true for any and all of my au Dans. Bc i am INCREDIBLY biased.

She mostly lives on her island in the Ghost Zone, taking in monsters of the Infinite Realms of all kind and raising them as her own. Surprisingly enough, she does genuinely love her children. That’s about where her love ends. She stole the minotaur, his name is Asterion.

Then we have Daini-Yel! He’s from an au i’ve never actually talked about on here. He’s literally just Danny for an Epic!-inspired au. He's an unknown entity in the newly released open-adventure, odyssesy-inspired game "Nautilus", and he is not a part of the game's code :). He showed up three months after the game's initial launch, and was discovered during a live when a streamer was on their way to fight a boss much similar to Circe and the streamer accidentally took a detour and found his pathway (of which did not previously exist).

He's very friendly! And offers you, the Captain, a strange liquid with even stranger powers called "Ektolai", in order to help you fight Circe. His whole vibe and creation is literally just the song "Wouldn't You Like" from Epic. If you run into him enough times at the start of the game, you can convince him to join you on your adventure as part of the crew. He's a powerful ally and a very good friend, despite his strange awareness of the world around him...

Oh, but be warned... just like the rest of your companions, your actions have consequences and what you do affects their opinion of you. Daini is no different! Your close allies can quickly become enemies.

[javelinbk]

Paul and Linda McCartney interviewed by ‘Norman Gunston’ (actor Garry McDonald) in Perth, Australia, 1975 - part 1 (part 2)

[tokyo-daaaamn-ji-gang]

And some new darts merch!!! (I feel like Draken would be the best at this, even if Takemichi does have a dartboard in his room)

Tokyo revengers x dartslive

[cityzenchick]

John has decided that while he's injured (having watched Luke Littler in the Final) he's going to take up professional darts as a sideline! 🎯

'Luke the Nuke' had better watch out as 'Stones the Testosterone' is obviously aiming to win another trophy for his cabinet!!🏆😉🤣

[impossible-rat-babies]

ngl I forgot how I did like dragoon

[bellezzamortale]

just realised that if littler wants to play until he's 50 like some other pros he's gonna be winning every tournament in sight until i go on pension 😭😂

[raphoupix]

Kaj Sierhuis 🎯 - Fortuna Sittard

[muenchnerdartcenter]

Rob Cross: The Electrician Who Lit Up the Darting World

Rob Cross's meteoric rise in the competitive darting arena is a story of resilience, skill, and an unyielding commitment to the sport. Born on September 21, 1990, in Hastings, England, Rob Cross's journey from an electrician to a world champion is a tale that inspires and surprises many within and beyond the darts community.

Cross's love for darts began at a young age, but it wasn't until 2016 that he decided to turn professional, changing the trajectory of his life forever. Within a short period, he transitioned from playing in local leagues and working a day job to competing amongst the elite on the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) circuit.

His breakout year was 2017 when he earned the nickname "Voltage" for his electrifying performances. Rob Cross made headlines around the globe when he won the PDC World Darts Championship in 2018, just a year after turning professional. This astounding victory against the legendary Phil Taylor in the final remains a highlight of his career and a defining moment in darts history.

Cross's playing style is meticulous and steady. He possesses precision and a calm demeanor that serves him well under the high-pressure conditions of top-tier tournaments. His technique is a combination of controlled rhythm and exacting aim, enabling him to execute clinical finishes and spectacular checkouts.

Following his world championship win, Cross continued to prove his worth by securing several other titles, which established him as a formidable force on the PDC tour. His consistency and unflappable nature make him a favorite among fans and a respected opponent among his peers.

Off the oche, Cross is known for his down-to-earth personality and his dedication to his family. His transformation from an everyday job to world champion embodies the dream that hard work and talent can lead one to greatness, even in the most unanticipated ways.

Rob Cross's impact on the sport of darts goes beyond his titles and the legions of fans he has won over. He has shown that the path to success is not linear and that with enough belief and passion, anyone can change the game.

[loregoddess]

you know I've complained endlessly about Shana not getting to participate in the first Kongol fight (bc she misses out on exp) but I decided to actually throw some magic at Kongol w/ Dart bc I figure Dart's magic attack is a solid okay and uh....yeah, so I may have forgotten that Kongol has basically no magic defense when he's a boss, so maybe the reason Shana isn't allowed into that fight was bc she could have killed him instantly with her superior speed and some magical attacks

[robboselbs-evansdoorne]

Wow, Ricardo Pietreczko, that was incredible!

[solace-seekers]

note to self: do not play dart wars in rich neighborhood at like 8pm

[darksoulsyuri]

sometimes im glad i didnt like the things i like now at age 11 when i was a major weirdo and liked shipping minecraft youtubers (hal lore. sorry) and shit. im imagining that  harrowing alternate dimension and shivering. Stay safe out there guys. Remember you are always growing and learning and changing and that your past of minecraft youtuberisms and being extremely fucking weird about fnaf is behind you

[bellezzamortale]

those 144 and 160 checkouts oooooh wadey's on fire

[msclaritea]

Female darts players threatened with disciplinary action for refusing to play transgender rivals

Crackdown has been condemned by those campaigning for trans women to be banned from female-only sport competitions

Ben Rumsby

3 September 2024 • 10:29am

"Female darts players threatened with disciplinary action for refusing to play transgender rivals

Female darts players have been threatened with disciplinary action if they refuse to play transgender opponents..."