On the world number one, Michael van Göring. I'll look at this 217, 170. What I mean are they? What's happening here? That is a phenomenal chair. I mean, it's a set up shot of the gods. A 177 to leave double 12. I don't know what happened there. Did he trip up with the day? Like in a rush to get to the okey. Did he run into him? I don't know, but double 12 will put him on the brinker victory. Double six now. He's finding something funny. Little gigal to release the tension. This is a big, big dark, a huge dark. He's missed it. Lewis is back on 137. Way, whoa, whoa, whoa. Now then this I have not seen anything like this. At any of the proto events, Adrian Lewis. Well, he's taken that. So he's taken out 55 there. There are some words here. I apologize for any of the bad language here that you get in. But Adrian Lewis has leveled this game up at four apiece. I think we might be having a word from the tournament director. It's four apiece here. It's very difficult from this vantage point to tell exactly what's been going on down there. But we've got a level game here at four apiece. It's essentially it's the old news of the world. It's best of three first to two legs. And I was going to say is it is Jose to start here. He has the throw. He has the advantage. But this is unprecedented stuff. And how is Jose going to keep his cool, keep his calm and concentrate on the game at hand because Adrian Lewis has obviously lost his cool. 41. But you know what? This is anybody's game. An astonishing match. I have to say. Not we have seen even at the world championship. That there are. 109. Yes issues with. Players being accused of all kinds of things on stage. But Parallels has just fired in his second 180 of the game to add to the 217.