Anderson makes amends with Whitlock after World Cup of Darts pairing
NewsTuesday, 05 June 2018 at 10:30
Simon Whitlock and Kyle Anderson teamed together at the recent World Cup of Darts and this has as well as bringing both players some form has also brought them closer together personally.
The duo are known to have had issues in the past which haven't been documented; but Anderson addressed this on social media after the World Cup of Darts finished this past weekend.
He thanked 'The Wizard' for partnering him; saying that everything is water under the bridge now calling them a deadly pairing in terms of the format.
Anderson ended the tweet with the hashtags BrothersNow and WizardOriginal; along with a picture of them together showing that it is all sorted between them now.
https://twitter.com/KyleDarts/status/1003364743644696576
He thanked 'The Wizard' for partnering him; saying that everything is water under the bridge now calling them a deadly pairing in terms of the format.
Anderson ended the tweet with the hashtags BrothersNow and WizardOriginal; along with a picture of them together showing that it is all sorted between them now.
https://twitter.com/KyleDarts/status/1003364743644696576
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