Premier League Darts return 'dream come true' for Aspinall: "From where I came from last year with my injury"
PDCThursday, 02 February 2023 at 14:00
Nathan Aspinall will return to Premier League Darts on Thursday night with 'The Asp' reaching two major finals last year after starting 2022 with injury hell and fearing he'd never play again.
It is a story which has been heavily highlighted and Aspinall is ecstatic to be back involved and starts off against Gerwyn Price in Belfast. With a superb record and similar raw emotion on stage, it is a clash he is looking forward to.
“What a way to return to the Premier League!” reflected Aspinall.
“I’ve got quite a good record against Gezzy, and he’s probably the opponent I enjoy playing the most. I love his raw emotion on stage, because I show that too.
“I love the Premier League, and to be able to play in front of 8,000 to 12,000 fans every week, it’s a dream come true and I cannot wait to get on that stage now.
“From where I came from last year with my injury, to be back involved in the pinnacle of the sport, I’m very proud.”
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