Razma delighted after Aspinall win: "I was always 100% sure I would win this game"
PDCSaturday, 18 September 2021 at 10:00
Madars Razma was the only PDC Nordic & Baltic representative to win during the first round of the Nordic Darts Masters on Friday evening. He saw off Nathan Aspinall in the process the number ten in the world.
Razma, a PDC Tour Card holder since 2017 beat Aspinall 6-4 with an average of almost 96 and now faces Michael van Gerwen later today.
"It feels amazing," said an elated Razma. "I have to thank the Copenhagen crowd, they made this a great experience for me.
"Even after I missed match darts I believed in myself. I was always 100% sure I would win this game.
"I've beaten a top ten player in the world, I feel so proud to have achieved this and now I'm looking forward to coming back tomorrow."
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