Price eyes maiden World Matchplay title: "I want to win every major this year"
PDCSaturday, 16 July 2022 at 18:00
Gerwyn Price will begin his World Matchplay quest on Monday night as the first round draws to a close with a clash against Martin Schindler who is making his debut.
Price who prior to this went away on holiday to refresh is looking to return to his A-game and seal the Phil Taylor trophy for the first time.
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“I want to win every major this year,” said the Welshman, who will reclaim the world number one spot if he lifts the prestigious trophy on July 24.
“The World Matchplay is the second biggest ranking event of the whole calendar, so to win that one would be special.
“I need to play my A-game all the way through if I want to win it, because everybody is playing well, and anybody can beat anybody these days.
“I’m on the practice board, I’m playing well and I’m looking forward to Monday night.”
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