Wright looks ahead to Aberdeen homecoming at Premier League Darts: "I think it will be pretty special"
PDCThursday, 21 April 2022 at 14:00
Peter Wright will embark on a Premier League Darts homecoming in Aberdeen as he is announced as the World Number One and World Champion.
It is one he cannot wait for and he believes he can go all the way in Scotland as he returns to home soil.
"It’s great to have a homecoming as World Champion and world number one," Wright continued.
"I think it will be pretty special this time in Aberdeen now that the fans are a bit more used to the venue.
"Joe is full of confidence but I’m out there to win, that’s my job. I think I will win that game and the whole night."
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