De Zwaan on continuing World Matchplay run: “I’m still in dreamland”
NewsWednesday, 25 July 2018 at 15:00
Jeffrey de Zwaan continued his run at the World Matchplay by defeating Adrian Lewis, another former world champion to move through to the Quarter-Finals.
Awaiting De Zwaan is Dave Chisnall with a real opportunity for the Dutchman to reach a first TV semi-final.
He spoke after the Lewis win and admitted he’s still in dreamland. For him he says he will give everything to beat Chisnall and that he is scored of nobody.
"I'm still in dreamland, I am so happy with this win," said the 22-year-old, who hit two ton-plus finishes.
"I think it was a fantastic game, we both played well - Adrian is a great player so to beat him is a magnificent achievement.
"Hitting the 94 to win the match felt really great, I was very happy to see it go in.
"It is already a dream but I don't want it to end yet and I will give everything to beat Dave - I am scared of nobody and I just want to play like I can."
Click here for more information about the World Matchplay. The prize fund breakdown for this tournament can be found here.
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1021863372529135616?s=21
He spoke after the Lewis win and admitted he’s still in dreamland. For him he says he will give everything to beat Chisnall and that he is scored of nobody.
"I'm still in dreamland, I am so happy with this win," said the 22-year-old, who hit two ton-plus finishes.
"I think it was a fantastic game, we both played well - Adrian is a great player so to beat him is a magnificent achievement.
"Hitting the 94 to win the match felt really great, I was very happy to see it go in.
"It is already a dream but I don't want it to end yet and I will give everything to beat Dave - I am scared of nobody and I just want to play like I can."
Click here for more information about the World Matchplay. The prize fund breakdown for this tournament can be found here.
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/1021863372529135616?s=21
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