VIDEO: Viral Troy Hawke interviews PDC's elite with hilarious results

As part of Paddy Power's involvement with the PDC, the gambling company sent viral greeter Troy Hawke to interview some of darts' elite. It is fair to say, the resulting interviews were hilarious!

Speaking to PDC stars such as the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Peter Wright, Gerwyn Price, Dimitri van den Bergh, Nathan Aspinall and Michael Smith, Troy Hawke immediately gets down to business by asking the pertinent questions that no one else will ask. "Legend has it that when you were younger, you couldn't afford a dartboard so you practiced by throwing eggs at cyclists in Vondelpark. Is that accurate?" A bemused and confused Michael van Gerwen is asked. "Where did you get that information from?" Van Gerwen laughs in response.

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"When you were younger you looked very much like Rick Astley (of Never Gonna Give You Up fame ed.)," Hawke says to a laughing Peter Wright, much to Snakebites amusement. "Yeah a lot of people have said that!" The former world champion replies.

For Aspinall, the question was "If you had to imagine your contemporaries as Lion King characters, who would be Scar?" Hawke poses to the Asp. "I'll go for Gezzy, he can be quite aggressive," the English arrowsmith answers with Hawke in agreement. "He's got an incredible intensity to him."

When it was Price's turn in the hotseat himself, the Welshman relieved arguably the most curious question of them all. "Do you think the years Michael Smith spent milking animals has given him an unfair advantage with his darts technique?" Somewhat understandably, Price was left a little lost for words at this question sitting open mouthed confusion in response. "On the farm it was mostly meat. It wasn't milking," Smith himself chimes in to explain.

To watch the hilarious interviews in their entirety, check out the video down below for yourself!

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