Sherrock looks ahead to clash with Durrant in Nottingham: "I think all the pressure will be on Glen"
PDCThursday, 13 February 2020 at 13:29
Fallon Sherrock will be the star attraction tonight as the Premier League hits Nottingham with the 'Queen of the Palace' set to make her debut as a Challenger.
Ahead of receiving the adulation from the crowd when she takes on Glen Durrant, Sherrock re-lived her rise at the Alexandra Palace; as well as her game plan and mind set in going in to face the three time Lakeside champion.
"It's amazing that people are travelling to see me, it's still all new to me so I'm really excited," said Sherrock.
"At Alexandra Palace I tried to block everything out during my games so that will be what I do again, but I love taking in all the support at the end of matches.
"I don't feel any pressure, I think all the pressure will be on Glen because he's the Premier League player and he needs the points.
"I'm going to play my own game, not think about anything else and see how it goes. I can't wait to go and play on another big stage.
"I haven't had a lot of time to reflect. I'm taking little bits in but it's been a bit overwhelming how much I've helped the sport in general. I'm really proud of what I've done."
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