Clayton gunning for ‘revenge’ on Cardiff homecoming over Smith after previous Contender thumping
PDCThursday, 09 February 2023 at 14:30
Jonny Clayton will receive a heroes welcome when he returns to Cardiff on Thursday evening for Premier League Darts action.
Clayton will face Michael Smith and has revenge on his mind after a thumping while he was a contender a few years ago and wants to add one of his best career achievements in sealing a night in Cardiff.
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“The reception in Cardiff is always absolutely phenomenal,” said Clayton.
“I’ve got the World Champion and world number one to start, so it’s not going to be an easy task, but I’m feeling good.
“I played Michael here three years ago when I was a Challenger and he beat me 7-1, so tomorrow night I hope it’s revenge!
“Winning a Premier League night in Cardiff would rank right up there as one of my best achievements. It would be a dream come true and hopefully it’s my night."
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