Dartswelt mourns the loss of Tomas Shorty Seyler: an obituary

Dartswelt mourns the loss of Tomas Shorty Seyler: an obituary

darts legend Tomas "Shorty" Seyler dies at the age of 49

The worldwide popular darts scene mourns one of its best-known personalities. Tomas "Shorty" Seyler died at the age of only 49. This loss has not only shaken the darts of the darts, but also fans worldwide.

The Bremerhaven native was not only an outstanding darts player, but also a long-time commentator and expert in this sport. His sudden death leaves a large gap in the world of darts and beyond.

Seyler was a pioneer in German darts and contributed to bringing darts from the niche into the spotlight of the general public. With his unique personality and expertise, he inspired many people for this sport.

his tragic death came after a health collapse in June of this year, which could no longer be helped despite the most intensive medical efforts. The exact circumstances of his death have not yet been publicly known.

A look at Seyler's impressive career

Tomas Seyler was not only number one in German darts, but also a multiple champion and participant in renowned darts competitions such as the PDC World Cup. His talent and passion for sport made him one of the most famous faces in the darts.

He started to dart in childhood and was inspired by his father. Seyler was not only an outstanding player, but also a respected expert who commented on the side of Elmar Paulke for years and made the darts events a special experience for the audience.

After moving to DAZN in 2019, where he worked again with Paulke, the cooperation abruptly ended during the 2021 World Cup. The exact reasons for this decision are still unclear and have caused confusion in the darts.

Seyler's death is a great loss for the darts of the darts and is mourned by fans and colleagues alike. However, his legacy will live on, however, because with his passion and devotion he has paved the way for many subsequent generations of darts players.

The memory of Tomas "Shorty" Seyler will continue in the darts world forever and his influence on sport will not be forgotten.

- Nag