Van Gerwen speaks ahead of double header in Rotterdam: 'I want to perform in front of my own crowd'
NewsWednesday, 18 April 2018 at 16:00
Michael van Gerwen is returning home for a double header in Rotterdam where 'Mighty Mike' will face Peter Wright and Raymond van Barneveld as he looks to continue his form that has seen him remain at the top of the table all season.
He will hope to continue this in front of his home crowd and the World Number 1 has admitted he wants to do some more great things. In addition, Van Gerwen admits there is a lot of pressure on his shoulders but knows that he can handle that.
"I hope I can do some more great things and I'm really looking forward to Rotterdam.
"I'm in good form and enjoying the Premier League so far, and I have to focus first on playing Peter Wright. I want to perform in front of my own crowd.
"It's going to be brilliant, like the last couple of years, and there's a lot of pressure on my shoulders but I've shown before that I can handle that."
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