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Michael van Gerwen Reveals Moment He Threw Phil Taylor to the Floor in Bust-Up


Michael van Gerwen Reveals Moment He Threw Phil Taylor to the Floor in Bust-Up

MVG's Shocking Revelation

Michael van Gerwen has opened up about the moment he threw Phil Taylor to the floor during an altercation. The Dutch darts player revealed that the incident occurred backstage after Taylor boasted about his friendship with Ricky Hatton.

Surprise Takedown

Van Gerwen, who is currently competing in the World Darts Championship, shared the details of the encounter, stating, "Before I knew it, he was on the floor next to me. That’s how it happened." The incident left Van Gerwen in disbelief, saying, "Did I really do it?"

A Good-Natured Relationship

Despite this altercation, Van Gerwen emphasized that he and Taylor had a generally friendly relationship both on and off the stage. He acknowledged their rivalry but maintained that they always had respect for each other.

Clash at Leicester Square

According to SunSport, the clash between the two darts champions took place during an event celebrating 30 years of the PDC World Darts Championship. Van Gerwen playfully taunted Taylor, claiming that he was lucky not to have faced him earlier in his career.



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A Fierce Competitor

Van Gerwen didn't hold back when discussing his rivalry with Taylor. He asserted that he caused problems for the Stoke thrower and was his "worst nightmare." Despite Taylor's impressive career, Van Gerwen stated that he never had him under control.

A Sore Retirement

Reflecting on Taylor's retirement in 2018, Van Gerwen suggested that the former champion struggled with the decline of his playing ability. He hinted that Taylor's bitterness and inability to accept his diminishing skills may have influenced his decision to retire.

Van Gerwen's Legacy

As Van Gerwen aims to win his fourth world title, he could solidify his own place in darts history. If successful, he would be just one title behind Eric Bristow and Raymond van Barneveld.

Personal Sacrifice

The Dutch player, who has yet to drop a set in the tournament, expressed his emotional state after defeating Stephen Bunting in the last 16. Van Gerwen tearfully acknowledged that he would spend another New Year without his wife and children.



courtesy of thesun.co.uk

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