Suljovic speaks after Danish Darts Open win: ‘I want to win more titles’
NewsMonday, 25 June 2018 at 09:00
Mensur Suljovic claimed his second title of the year yesterday which was the inaugural Danish Darts Open in Copenhagen. He did so by defeating Simon Whitlock in the final 8-3 which will be a massive confidence boost ahead of the World Matchplay.
Suljovic spoke afterwards saying how happy he was to win the Danish Darts Open and as well as that how focused he is at his game with that now paying off.
This has given the Gentle confidence with him also saying that he wants to win more titles as a result of his second win on the Euro Tour.
“I am so happy to win this title in front of such an amazing crowd,” said the Austrian, whose last European Tour triumph came at the 2016 International Darts Open.
“I am so focussed on my game, I work so hard every day to be at my best and it paid off today.
“It is always difficult to win tournaments because everyone plays so brilliantly but now I want to win more titles.”
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1011179083382829058
This has given the Gentle confidence with him also saying that he wants to win more titles as a result of his second win on the Euro Tour.
“I am so happy to win this title in front of such an amazing crowd,” said the Austrian, whose last European Tour triumph came at the 2016 International Darts Open.
“I am so focussed on my game, I work so hard every day to be at my best and it paid off today.
“It is always difficult to win tournaments because everyone plays so brilliantly but now I want to win more titles.”
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1011179083382829058
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