Luke Littler: GERWYN PRICE claims that he “may be at the head of” world champion after winning | Arrows news

GERWYN PRICE won its last six matches against Luke Littler and does not want this record to stop anytime, especially in the Premier League.

Price’s victory over the ruling world champion on the sixth night of the English Premier League in Nottingham when he surprised the “Snow Man” 6-3 in the final match to win his second title of the season and move to third place in the table with 12 points.

It extends waiting for the Littler to beat PRICE and stands on Wilsman in a good position as the table becomes more compact.

While Price insists that he is close to playing Littler not different from how he played for other opponents, he believes that Littler is in many players’ heads and may now affect the 18 -year -old.

“This does not make a difference for me,” Price said. “A difference will make him.

“I play Luke as if I play every other player. It’s just another number for me. I think this is where my strength is.

“Don’t worry about who played, whether Luke, that is, from the Look (Humphrez), Michael (Van Gereen), that is.

“I just go up and play my own game and don’t worry about any other player, while other players, I think Locke is likely to be a little bit. I may be at the head of Locke a little.

“But I just come and play. It doesn’t matter who play.”

While Price ended his sixth night on Litler with the Declaration of World 2 to be a player who has become uncompromising, he hopes his winning record will continue against him.

In fact, he had to wait a long time in the end to secure a victory over Van Gerwin and hopes that he can cause the same concern on Litler, who faces Nathan Asbinal In the quarter -finals on Thursday.

“I think it’s great, but I don’t think it is something I do. I just think this is what he is thinking about in the minute.”

“It took me some time to beat Michael van Gereen, then when I did, everything was fine. I hope this would not win for a while.”

Joe Cardiff is “on another level”

An additional component of the price is that when he walks in the quarter -finals on Thursday against Rob Cross at the seventh night, he will have additional pressure to mobilize Cardiff his birthplace.

This means that it will ever be focused on giving spectators something joy.

“I know that there is a lot of pressure on tomorrow, which I put on myself, and not on anyone else. Because I want to go out and perform for the Welsh crowd and give them something that they can chant.”

“It is just a pressure that I put on myself. I don’t want to go there and lose the first round and do nothing to the crowd.

“They will enjoy the night regardless of the reason, but if I am still, I am still playing well, and they move to the final and even win it, I am sure that the crowd will be behind me and enjoy it a little more.

“I just click on myself, that’s all. Nothing elsewhere.

“Cardiff is another level. When I go there, they are behind me. When they sing, the atmosphere is great.

“It is one of the smaller places in the Premier League, which puts the atmosphere again.

“I am looking for it. I just get it once a year, so its fingers will be the same tomorrow.”

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