World No. 1 Luke Humphries admitted that he needed a break from the arrows after he remained “without emotion” from playing too many games.
Humphries, which presents every week in the Premier League Darts, took part in international arrows in Germany – its 11th tournament performance 2025.
The World Champion 2024 says that his mental condition was influenced by the tireless schedule, which indicated the chore.
“I feel a little without emotion,” Humphries said. “I feel like I’m here and my emotions are everywhere.
“It’s not that I don’t want to be here, it seems to me just a chore at the moment. I play too much.
“I have to give something away, I need a break. It’s not good for my mental state.”
Humphries comments have evoked the will of social media, with fans accusing the thirty -year -old of separation from the real world.
Humphries published an emotional response to the criticism he said would discourage him from re -expressing his real feelings to the public.
“Given the comments, people who do not understand what I meant … (this) will be the last time I confessed to my real feelings for the last time,” he said.
“Everything I ever say or doing seems to me that it is good enough for someone …
“As long as no one complains when we all give the same answers in conversations like robots and not our real feelings. Then everyone I think will be happy or as usual will find a way to moan on us.”
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The Premier League continues on Thursday, April 10 in the AO arena in Manchester as a popular home Luke Little and Gerwyn Price Clash at a titanic meeting while Michael van Gerwen is facing Chris Dobey.
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