Wade after edging past De Zwaan in sudden death thriller: 'I'm so excited to be through'
PDCMonday, 22 July 2019 at 13:00
James Wade edged through to the second round at the World Matchplay after seeing off Jeffrey de Zwaan in a thrilling contest which went all the way to a sudden death leg.
Wade spoke after his victory and said that while he should have won sooner he is excited to be through. Despite that though he said that he wasn't happy with the way he played so in reality to get through is a relief.
"I'm so excited to be through," said Wade. "I should have got it over sooner but I stuck in there and did the job.
"I'm happy to win but not happy with how I played, so it's a relief."
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