Stephen Bunting was in a bull mood before his last attempt to end his Premier League Darts Hoodoo and insisted that one victory could open the floods.
Bunting lost all eight accessories of his 2025 campaign, a run that left him on a rock day of the ranking with the hope of reaching the playoffs.
Bunting and Nathan Aspinall will start Thursday’s proceedings in Berlin, live on Sky Sports, And a 39 -year -old man is convinced that the first victory could be the first of many.
“I know it (Floodattes) (open),” Bunting said. “I can’t wait to get my first victory sincerely.
“I go to every Premier League game that wants to win. At the beginning I was hoping to win, but the trust I got as I played, I really look forward to Thursday evening.
“The longer you go without victory, you always doubt yourself. I was happy with my performances; my scoring was good.
“My doubles have disappointed me in some games and the game can turn off one mistake. It could capture a big goal, double or 180 at an important time.
“Although I lost eight games in the Premier League, it’s definitely my week. If not this week, then next week. I’m sure it will come.”
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Luke Littler hammered Stephen Bunting 6-0 in the opening Premier League match in Newcastle
Bunting was raised by his recent performances on Proter, average 103 in five games on Tuesday’s Championship 10 players.
This helped to remind you of Bunting that it has the tools needed to operate in the CUTTHROAT environment Darts Premier League.
“It’s all about timing when you are in the Premier League, you will not get the extra respiratory space that you ever get for a tour or European (match) because you play the best players in the world,” he added.
“I have to realize it, maybe take the extra second to take time to make sure it is the right arrow and not a hurried arrow.
“The timing is so important in the Premier League. Since it’s the best of 11, it’s Cutthroat, so it’s a performance at a very good start.”
“I am one of the best players in the world”
Bunting was the first victim of Luke Littlera when the defending champion attacked winning at night in Newcastle last Thursday.
The ruling world champion assured that he would appear that he had rediscovered this winning feeling, assuming he had remained relaxed in Och.
“When you get up on this scene against some of the best players in the world, sometimes it’s hard to relax!” Said Bunting.
“But I also believe I am one of the best players in the world. Although I haven’t had a victory yet, thinking from the first day was to maintain positive.
“I don’t let Premier League affect the evaluated tournaments. It’s all about keeping on top of how good I can be. It’s time to show people what I can do.”
Darts Premier League – upcoming accessories
NIGHT Nine – 3rd April, Uber Arena, Berlin
Quarterfinal
Nathan Aspinall vs Stephen Bunting
Luke Humphries vs Rob Cross
Chris Dobey vs Luke Littler
Michael van Gerwen vs Gerwyn Price
Watch Night Nine of Premier League Darts in Berlin, Live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports+ from 18:00 – Streams arrows and other top sport.
