Rhian O’Sullivan He has long been one of the best players in a woman’s WDF circuit game and when he plays in a series of women PDC. But Welsh won the Dutch Open on Sunday, beating Larena Rietbergen in Assen to seal her.
The largest Darts tournament in terms of the number of players is a real metal test of players and one who saw O’Sullivan met a friend of the enemy who probably prevented her from winning many other titles in Beau Greaves. But O’Sullivan said after the final that she did not want to rest on his laurels after she was dropped.
“I have been coming here for several years and I have never done it, so I’m finished with it. I know that yesterday beating Beau, who is the current champion of the last few years, I knew I had a chance but I had to play well.
“I just tried to gain my experience and play as I can, and so it happened, so I started well and gained it.”
Now, although there is a dilemma for O’Sullivan, who said that he is still focusing on a series of Women PDC this year, but already has qualifications for Lakeside. She almost achieved it in Las Vegas Open two weeks earlier, losing to Deta Hedman, but now it is officially inside.
“There is a series of women (PDC), on which I focus this year. But now everything is in the air. I know I’m qualified for Lakeside, so I don’t know. I didn’t really plan to be honest. “
“You have to keep your hand because the standard is so good at the moment. You have to play or lose their advantage. “
She was also asked if she was planning to play the Super Series again and said she was invited.
“I think I think April or May. I think this is a Women’s Week, but I was also asked to play in a normal week. It was a bit of a mistake (last time) a week before Lakeside. It knocked a bit. But you live and learn.
