John Part showed off his impressive weight loss at the World Senior Darts Championships.
The 55-year-old Canadian went on stage at Circus Staburn yesterday, and fans soon noticed a change in the legendary physique of darts.
He seems to have been significantly slimmer since his last appearance on television as a commentator at the 2022 PDC World Darts Championships in December and January.
One fan wrote on Twitter: It’s great to see Darth Maple return to the big stage. “
“Big John looks slimmer since the world,” another person wrote.
The third fan added: “John Part has lost a lot of weight, but it looks great.”
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The 2003 and 2008 PDC World Darts Champion campaign at Circus Staburn ended yesterday after being beaten by 2001 BDO World Champion John Walton.
Walton sometimes produced some high quality darts to defeat Part 3-1.
It was a great opening leg from the British as he produced 64 for the opening break and then made 100 checkouts to get one away from taking the first set.
With 101 checkouts from the part, he got on the board.
In order to keep the set alive, he had to take out the missed 102, and after wasting multiple darts to seal the set, Walton finally claimed it with a double 10 and claimed the set. I led the game.
The second set started by seeing Walton having a throw and holding 154.
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At 180 and 63 checkouts, he broke again when he was one away from the two sets of leads. At 74 checkouts, he claimed it.
However, Walton seemed to be heading to the quarter-finals, so the part retreated, but it was only comforting to the Canadians as the former did not respond to claim victory and wiped out the next set. It was.
Elsewhere in the tournament, 16-time world champion Phil Taylor was thrown out of a senior event by Kevin Painter in the quarterfinals.
The artist defeated power 3-1 and won the darts legend for the first time on television.
“This wasn’t a classic game. I think everyone thought it was a nut. But I didn’t beat Phil (Taylor) many times and I just had to win the game.” The match after the painter’s match.
“I and Phil have fought a lot over the years, but neither of us is as good as it used to be.”
“I didn’t know what to expect from Phil. He packed up his luggage four or five years ago, but you’re not going to play the best darts. We’re not going to.
“The last time I played on stage was four years ago. I’m grateful for winning.”
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