Jonny Clayton Eyes Premier League Return with Dream Clash Ahead

Jonny Clayton is on the rise, and he's got his sights set on the Premier League. The Welshman has been in impressive form this season, and he's hoping to force his way back into the competition next year.

What happened?

Clayton spoke to the media after his impressive victory over Damon Heta at the World Matchplay. He was his usual down-to-earth self, but there was a sense of determination in his voice. Clayton knows that he's got what it takes to make it back to the Premier League, and he's not going to let anyone stand in his way.

Why it matters for Jonny Clayton

Clayton's strong run this season has given him a renewed sense of confidence. He's been playing some of the best darts of his life, and he's hoping to carry that form into the Premier League. With a dream clash against Gary Anderson on the horizon, Clayton knows that he's got a real chance to make a statement.

What comes next?

Clayton is looking to win every trophy that goes, every major, every game, and every match. He's realistic about his chances, but he's not going to let that stop him. With a few tournaments to win first, Clayton is hoping to start his Premier League campaign on the right foot.

"I love every second of it," Clayton said. "I always knew it was going to be a good game. I got ahead, I was just waiting for Damon to come back and I knew he was going to come back into that game, you know, he's too good not to."

Clayton produced a lot of the so-called Jonny Clayton specials in the form of big combination finishes. He took a 132 out, and it didn't matter when he'd just missed and someone took a big shot. That hurts, and as a player, you're thinking when you get a chance, you have to take it.

Clayton is getting there again, but the Welshman doesn't have the majors to back it up...yet. He was quizzed about how close he is, and he replied, "I hope so, obviously. You know, I don't go out there to lose. I give a million percent every time."

Clayton feels good, and when you feel good, the darts go like that. He doesn't want to pressure himself, but he's out to win every trophy that goes. He's realistic and knows that it's just reality. If he doesn't perform, he's going home.

"So hopefully I can show the guys what I can do," Clayton said.

Clayton is hoping that a major would help him get back into the Premier League. He's shown that he's a good participant in there, and he's hoping to get back into it. But don't worry about that, he's got a few tournaments to win first, and maybe start on this one.

Clayton is on the rise, and he's got his sights set on the Premier League. With a dream clash against Gary Anderson on the horizon, Clayton knows that he's got a real chance to make a statement. He's realistic about his chances, but he's not going to let that stop him.

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