Darts players are “better in bed than any other sports star,” but table tennis aces have a terrible reputation as sex partners

DARTS players are known more for trying to put a leg up than to get over one – but new research shows they’re a double whammy when it comes to sex.

For ping pong players, however, it’s less “ding dong!” and more “What went wrong?” – as they are at the bottom of the list.

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Swimmers and footballers made the top 3, but darts lovers produce the maximum: “A fun bed and great tease!”

Table tennis players, on the other hand, might not need a lot of space but only get one percent – maybe because their reflexes are too quick…

The study suggests what many of us might hope — that slim, lean bodies aren’t automatically rated best in bed.

And also that there is no direct link between athletic performance and achievements in a more intimate way

Endorsement deals and social media status tend to come from mainstream sports such as soccer, tennis and mixed martial arts, as well as sports where the body is obviously shown more, such as martial arts. B. Swimming.

But the latest research confirms that sex appeal, popularity and performance vary greatly.

Professional darts players have never scored an A for athletic looks.

Think Phil Taylor, Michael van Gerwen, Raymond van Barneveld, Jocky Wilson, Crafty Cockney, Eric Bristow and John Lowe.

But from the stars of the game to the pub regulars, it seems that darts players hit the mark when it comes down to it in other departments.

Badminton comes after darts with 19%, swimming with 16% and football with 14%

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Then it’s a total switch – since rugby exponents produce a less than harmonic unit of 11%.

You may have to ask, “Are you dodged?” if tennis is your thing, because these players are barely scratching into the double digits.

Rowing is surprisingly, one might think, ahead of boxing, with cricket ninth.

And table tennis is only 1% – although the sports gentlemen brought in bigger balls eight years ago.

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