Luke Littler: Gerwyn Price claims he could be in the head of the world champion after winning in Straid | News Darts
Gerwyn Price has won his last six matches against Luka Littler and does not want the record to stop soon, especially in the Premier League.
Price’s latest victory against the ruling world champion arrived on the night of the sixth Premier League in Nottingham, when ‘Iceman’ stunned Little 6-3 in the finals to win his second season title and moved to third place in the 12-point table.
The Littler’s waiting extends to win over the price and is well Welshman, because the table is getting tighter.
While Price insists that he does not approach Littler playing, not otherwise playing other opponents, he believes that Littler is in many players heads, and now he could influence an 18-year-old.
“That’s not a difference to me,” Price said. “That will change him.
“I play Luke like playing every other player. He is just another number for me. I think there are my strengths.
“I don’t worry who I play, whether it is a port, any of the lukes [Humphries]Michael [van Gerwen]anyone.
“I just go up and play my own game and don’t worry about another player, while the other players, I think Luke is a little in my head. Maybe I’m a little in Luke’s head.
“But I just step up and play. It doesn’t matter who I play.”
While Price ended his night six victories over Littler, declaring the world no. 2 The player who becomes unstoppable, hopes his winning record against him will continue.
Indeed, he had to wait long as he eventually secured victory over Van Gerwen and hopes he could cause the same wrath for Littler, who faces Nathan aspinall Thursday in the quarterfinals.
“I just think it’s great, but I think it’s nothing I do. I just think that’s the way he thinks in an instant,” he added.
“It took me a while to win over Michael Van Gerwen, and then when I did it, everything was fine. I hope he doesn’t get that victory for a while.”
Cardiff atmosphere is ‘on the second level’
The added element for the story is that when he goes out for the quarterfinals on Thursday against the Crosa commodity on the night, he will have an additional pressure from the Cardiff’s hometown.
This means that they will be more focused than ever to give viewers something they can cheer up about.
“I know that tomorrow there is a lot of pressure on me, what I put on myself and not anyone else. Because I want to go out and perform for the Veli audience and give them something that I can cheer up,” Price said.
“It’s just the pressure I put on myself. I don’t want to go there and lose the first round and not bring back some piles.
“It will enjoy the night no matter what, but if I still, I still play really well, come to the finals and even win, I’m sure the crowd will be right behind me and enjoy it a little more.
“I just put pressure on myself, that’s all. Nothing else.
“Cardiff is another level. When I go there, they are right behind me. When they sing, the atmosphere is great.
“It’s one of the smaller places in the Premier League, which rejects the atmosphere again.
“I look forward. I only get it once a year, so my fingers will cross, tomorrow will be the same.”
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