Stephen Bunting defeated two-time world champion Peter Wright in a thrilling quarter-final match at the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship. Bunting, who overcame nerves prior to the match, produced a stunning performance to secure a 5-2 victory and advance to the semi-finals.
Sky Sports presenter Emma Paton reportedly spotted what Stephen Bunting did backstage after his victory over Peter Wright at the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship.
In front of a jubilant crowd inside the Alexandra Palace, the man from St Helens produced a stunning display to record a 5-2 win, setting up a mouth-watering clash against tournament favourite Luke Littler in the semi-final. The 17-year-oldSpeaking after beating Wright, Bunting revealed that he felt nervous prior to the clash and also stated that 'Snakebite' is Tobias' favourite player.
"I was in control of the game, Peter came back into it, and I thought: ‘Refocus, don’t let myself down.’ Each and every game, I have focused on one opponent."
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