Van Gerwen hits a ton plus average in 81 percent of his Premier League matches
NewsThursday, 07 February 2019 at 19:38
In light of the Premier League beginning it has been revealed that Michael van Gerwen has hit ton plus averages in 81 percent of his Premier League games.
This means in his 108 games in the competition, he has hit these heights in 87 of them.
The best was in 2017 was when he hit these high averages in 18/18 of his games.
His worst was his first year in 2013 when he hit 10/18 (56%) which is still a high number but shows the progression of Mighty Mike.
Click here for more information on the Premier League.
https://twitter.com/PremiumDartData/status/1092765165408395264?s=20
The best was in 2017 was when he hit these high averages in 18/18 of his games.
His worst was his first year in 2013 when he hit 10/18 (56%) which is still a high number but shows the progression of Mighty Mike.
Click here for more information on the Premier League.
https://twitter.com/PremiumDartData/status/1092765165408395264?s=20
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