Clayton after 'tough' test against Jones in Amsterdam: 'I couldn't stop shaking at the start'
PDCSaturday, 02 November 2019 at 15:30
Jonny Clayton is through to the second round at the World Series of Darts Finals but had to work hard for it coming from 3-1 down to defeat Wayne Jones in a 6-4 win.
Clayton though admitted he couldn't stop shaking at the start so it was a tough match for him to get through.
He also looked ahead to his tie with James Wade and he added that he has to play well to beat him but that he believes he can do it.
“That was tough, I couldn’t stop shaking at the start, so I’m just glad to get the win,” said Clayton after his win.
“My game is in a good place at the moment and I’m playing well, James got the better of me last week and I’ll need to play well to beat him tomorrow but I believe I can do it.”
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