Ally Pally star Christian Kist reveals how he will spend incredible £60k nine-dart finish winnings after hitting the PDC World Championship's first
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Dutch darts star Christian Kist has revealed what he plans to spend his £60,000 prize winnings on after hitting the first nine-dart finish at the PDC World Championship on Wednesday in stunning fashion. Kist was playing in the first round of the sport's biggest competition at Alexandra Palace against Latvia's Madars Razma when he produced a piece of magic with the first set tied at two legs.
![[Kist was playing in the first round of the sport's biggest competition at Alexandra Palace when he produced the magic finish]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/19/16/93324249-14210885-image-a-2_1734627564856.jpg)
Rather than feeling the pressure that comes with a deciding leg on the world's biggest darts stage, the 31-year-old instead stepped up to the oche and produced the perfect leg. Kist showed calmness amongst the chaos of the Ally Pally and coolly stepped up amidst a high-pressure moment to hit consecutive 180s and completing the incredible nine-dart feat with a 141 finish.
![[Kist showed calmness amongst the chaos of the Ally Pally to nail the stunning finish]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/19/16/93324255-14210885-image-a-3_1734627569770.jpg)
Thousands of fancy dress-clad punters went wild as Kist's final arrow settled in the cushion and the Dutchman pumped his fist in celebration, as Paddy Power made their first £180,000 payout. The tournament sponsors are dishing out the six-figure bonus for every nine-dart finish recorded with £60k going to the player, a supporter in the crowd, and Prostate Cancer UK.
![[Six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy also hailed Kist's stunning achievement and speaking as the BIGGER 180 ambassador issued heart-warming praise]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/19/17/93324745-14210885-image-a-15_1734628218131.jpg)
Dutch darts star Christian Kist has revealed what he plans to spend his £60,000 nine-dart finish prize winnings on. Kist was playing in the first round of the sport's biggest competition at Alexandra Palace when he produced the magic finish. Amazingly, Kist told Mail Sport that he didn't even know he had won the eye-watering lump sum and was stunned upon being told backstage before revealing how he is going to spend his riches.
