"I was an amateur, I wasn't a full-time professional, but to win tournaments that me and Jonny are winning, at the elite level, it is fantastic what we are doing." His 46 match wins put him ahead of Novak Djokovic and his run in Indian Wells means he is firmly in the picture to qualify for the elite eight-man ATP Finals which will be held in Turin, with the tournament's long stay in London ending last year. "Of course (the World Cup) was in the back of my mind but really I just wanted to play football. For me, it's still a young career and I just felt I needed to go out and play some games to improve and hit the highest levels and hopefully I can keep striving on." & Sky Sports - on the go! Available to download now on -iPhone & iPadandAndroid©2021 Sky UKDartsNewsComment & AnalysisLast Updated: 14/09/21 10:02am