VIDEO: Q&A with Jonny Clayton: "Joe Cullen is my best friend on the tour"
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PDC Europe has released a new video. In it, Jonny Clayton is asked some prominent questions.
Clayton is a multiple major winner yet he prefers defeat as his match ever. "I think my best match was against Michael Smith at the World Championship as even though I lost, it was a great game. Followed by very close by beating Gerwyn Price in the final of the World Grand Prix."
Who is his best friend on the Pro Tour. "Is Joe Cullen." He was told he said the same and he was pleased at that. On superstitions, they are fairly non existent. "I just try to come over to the venue a bit early, relax, chill out and get some practice in."
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What does Clayton enjoy the most about darts? "I just like the banter with the crowd."
Clayton invariably hits the stage to Chuck Berry's song Johnny B. Goode but he prefers older music to the current day songs. "I like Queen, I like Dire Straits over new new music."
The now 50-year-old Welshman is well placed to offer some more advice to younger players. "You've got to believe in yourself and put time into what you're doing. So it's just belief."
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— PDC Darts Europe (@PDCEurope) February 4, 2025
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