The darts sensation was just 16 years old when he impressed the audience at the World Darts Championship (WDC) in Alexandra Palace, despite eventually losing out to Luke Humphries in the final. Following this, he is set to compete against seven of the top dart players in the world, including Humphries, Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross, and Peter Wright, in a mini-tournament that will take place in different cities every Thursday until the final in May.
He expressed his intentions, “I’ll be looking to get a few more points on the board tonight.” In response to a question about the winner of the Premier League Darts, he playfully remarked, “It was a good result for Everton.”
In other matches on night 13, league leader Luke Humphries will face off against Nathan Aspinall, while Michael Smith will continue his play-off push against Rob Cross, who aims to end a seven-match losing streak in the competition.
