The theft and unexpected power put Canadian Brendan Butcher in the position he faced against Switzerland at the BKT Tires and OK Tire’s Men’s Curling World Championships on Sunday.
After tying up with a hammer at the extra end, a sudden mistake at their first loss to the competition proved costly.
The butcher was easy on his most recent draw when Peter de Cruz won a 6-4 win over the Markin McPhail Center.
“It’s a shot I want to keep most of the time,” Boucher said.
His Edmonton-based team Darren Molding, Brad Thiessen and Carrick Martin took a break when fourth Swiss Benoit Schwartz got his first rockfall in the ninth goal.
This set off hopes of Schwartz’s double attempt to break the Swiss quarter and give Canada a steal and a 4-3 lead.
Look Canada uplifted and led the Netherlands:
Brendan Butcher was preparing for a robbery at the eighth end when the Canadian Ice Rink beat the Netherlands 7-6 on Sunday afternoon. 0:50
Metzger forced Schwartz to take a one-of-ten shot to make things up well in the extra finale. However, with the midfield stone atop the four-foot ring, Butcher had to throw a bit wider than usual.
When you take a little more snow there is always a small question mark, ”said the butcher. Will it be a bit faster or will it be a bit slower?
“At the end of the day, I think we knew the time, I picked it up a little bit.”
Butcher, who had the lowest eight-man squad score of 78 percent, made the initial steal twice against de Cruz, but managed to equalize in the seventh final.
Look Switzerland defeated Canada:
Skip Peter D’Cruz and his Swiss Ice Rink, who gave Canada their first loss at the World Curling Championships in Calgary with a 6-4 victory in their 11th goal. 0:54
“I think we could have done something better in this game, but it’s been a long week,” Molding said. “You will make mistakes.”
“I don’t even know that going 0-15 for this event is realistic. You take damage and move on. “
Canada returned in the afternoon with a draw and won 7-6 against undefeated Dutchman Jaap Van Dorp.
Mulling said he suffered an easy injury to the knee area after slipping from the entry point at the fifth end. He remained in the game and did not bother.
Mulling, who retired from the mixed doubles playoffs last month after suffering backing cramps, said his back is “fantastic”.
De Cruz remained unbeaten 4–0, losing to Canada.
“It was a very good game,” he said. “They are a very strong team. With Canada playing in big events, you know the game is on when you watch it.
“We are very happy and will enjoy it a little bit.”
Italian Joel Returns defeated German Sesto Tutek 9: 3 and Sved Nickels Aiden beat Sergei Glukhov of the Russian Curling Federation 8: 7. American John Schuster defeated Japanese Utah Matsumura 10: 5 in the other opening game.
In the afternoon, Stefan Volstad of Norway scored a hat-trick at the 10th end in a 9-8 win over Sweden. Scott Bruce Mawat defeated Chinese Chiang Xuo 10–1, while Dan Mads Nurgard beat South Korean youth Seok Jeong 4–3.
Norway (5-0) and Switzerland (4-0) were the only two teams that did not lose in the evening’s draw. Canada and Scotland trailing 4–1.
The Russian Curling Federation, United States and Italy were 3–1, while Sweden fell to 3–2. Denmark 2-3, Japan 1-3, Germany (0-4), China (0-5), South Korea (0-5) and Netherlands (0-5) remained undefeated.
Look Curling show By the Curling World Championships for men:
This curling show will go international with the start of the Men’s World Curling Championship on Friday. 1:01:50
The game continues on the Robin Tour until Friday afternoon.
The two best quarterfinal winners from the 14 teams will win the semi-finals on Saturday. Teams 3 to 6 compete in a qualifier against the winners to reach the final four.
The medal game will be held on 11 April. The six best teams will also win the country’s wealth in the 2022 Olympic Winter Games to be held in Beijing.
Eden Al Suvedi defeated Kevin Coy of Canada in the final of the 2019 World Cup in Lethbridge, Elta. The 2020 program was canceled due to the epidemic.
Spectrum is not allowed at the WinSport Arena, as it recently did in Canadian men’s, women’s and mixed doubles tournaments.
The Grand Slams are on the bubble calendar ahead of the Women’s World Qualifier at the end of April.
