"My better days are gone" - Lloyd has no interest in joining World Seniors Darts Tour
WSDTWednesday, 13 September 2023 at 09:00
Several former world champions are playing on the World Seniors Darts Tour these days. But former world number one Colin Lloyd is not going to be joining them any time soon.
Lloyd, a two-time major winner in the PDC, called it quits in 2015 and has no desire to return. "In a word, no! I'm not interested in it," Lloyd told Darts Actueel when asked about a return. "I've had my day. My better days are gone. I'm very happy doing what I do."
"I just do exhibitions now. I work for Sky on the darts events. I'm not going to lie it has been tough but I'm enjoying it," Lloyd who was being interviewed at the Zwantje Masters continues. "I don't think I'll be in the mix but the sponsors are looking after us and it's great to be involved in something like this again."
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