Luke Humphries on social media’s backlife: “It will be the last time I confess my real feelings”

The number one in the world Luke Humphries says he will silence you in the future after dealing with a repercussions regarding his comments on the fight with the current dart program.

After a 6-1 victory over Dirk Van Duijvenbode in the second round of The International Darts Open Saturday, an emotional Humphries told Sky Sports that playing looked like a “ungrateful work” and needed a break for his mental well-being.

The 2024 world champion also said he feels “free of emotions” because of playing too much.

On Sunday, Humphries then said he was misunderstood after receiving some criticisms on social media, mainly as regards what is paid.

“Considering the comments and people who don’t understand what I meant, it will be the last time I confess my real feelings to the public,” Humphries replied on X.

“Everything I say or never seems to be good enough for anyone.

“As long as no one complains when we all give the same answers in interviews such as robots and not our true feelings, then all those who imagine will be happy, or usually will still find a way to moan from us.”

Humphries, who lost Possible champion Stephen Bunting In the semifinal, he is currently also in competition in the Premier League, where he is second in the table behind the world champion Luke Littler.

After winning the world championship last year, Humphries reflected on his ascent on top of this sport Having had challenges for mental health and suffered anxiety sometimes in his career. He admitted that after an anxiety attack on stage in 2018 he thought of quitting sports.

The defense of the thirty -year -old of the world championship ended in the last 16 phases this year, losing against the former champion Peter Wright.

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