Smith after coming through first round in Melbourne: “I got the job done this time”
NewsFriday, 10 August 2018 at 16:00
Michael Smith came through his first round clash with Tim Pusey who impressed in Auckland and avenged his first round exit to Mark McGrath last week.
Smith is facing Rob Cross tomorrow in the quarter-finals of the Melbourne Darts Masters and said he is looking forward to it after his preparation killed him last week.
“My preparation killed me last week but that’s no excuse. I’m not the sort to try and come up with reasons as to why I lost. He hit six doubles and I hit four so he deserved to win last week.
“This time I felt a lot better and although it wasn’t my best performance I got the job done this time and I’m really looking forward to tomorrow,” said Smith
Click here for more information on the Melbourne Darts Masters.
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“My preparation killed me last week but that’s no excuse. I’m not the sort to try and come up with reasons as to why I lost. He hit six doubles and I hit four so he deserved to win last week.
“This time I felt a lot better and although it wasn’t my best performance I got the job done this time and I’m really looking forward to tomorrow,” said Smith
Click here for more information on the Melbourne Darts Masters.
https://twitter.com/dartsmelbourne/status/1027860986101809152?s=21
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