January 29, 2025
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Nathan Aspinall forced to return to hospital with another injury scare ahead of Premier League Darts opener

NATHAN ASPINALL has been back in hospital with yet another injury scare. The World No.11 goes into the Winmau World Masters on Thursday and Premier League opening night in Belfast next week nursing a new elbow issue. 2 Nathan Aspinall is battling another injury ahead of the Darts Premier League Credit: PA 2 The 33-year-old”, — write: www.thesun.co.uk

NATHAN ASPINALL has been back in hospital with yet another injury scare.

The World No.11 goes into the Winmau World Masters on Thursday and Premier League opening night in Belfast next week nursing a new elbow issue.

Nathan Aspinall at the World Darts Championship.

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Nathan Aspinall is battling another injury ahead of the Darts Premier LeagueCredit: PA

Nathan Aspinall at a darts match.

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The 33-year-old suffered from elbow trouble earlier this monthCredit: RexThe Stockport star, 33, required medical attention in Bahrain a fortnight ago.

His elbow swelled up on the eve of the opening World Series of Darts, which initially was thought to be an insect bite. 

Aspinall battled on but lost in the quarter-finals to Luke Humphries.

However, it has been revealed that he was back in hospital in the UK prior to travelling to the Netherlands last week with the issue refusing to go away.

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Aspinall, 33, crashed out of the Dutch Masters with a shock 6-1 defeat to Kevin Doets on Friday night.

ITV commentator Dan Dawson confirmed: “They weren’t quite sure what it was in Bahrain and they’re still not 100 per cent sure what’s caused it.

“But even as recently as yesterday, it was still causing him problems.

“He had to visit hospital back in the UK this week as well.

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“It is bursitis, so it’s an infection of his elbow.

“He’s been taking tablets for it to try and manage the condition, but it looks like something that he’s going to have to deal with for a few weeks.”

Nathan Aspinall ‘tries to take his dart back’ after missing nine-darter in rarely-seen moment at World Championship

Aspinall opened up on suffering with Dartitis just prior to the World Championship in December.

He has also been dogged with injuries to his back and wrist.

On getting Dartitis, he said last year: “I was open and honest about it, I’ve tried to hide it for the last 18 months, two years, but I think it was important for people to understand what I’ve been through.

“I will overcome it and give hope to anyone else that’s going through something similar.”

Luke Littler prize money breakdown

Here is all the prize money Luke Littler has won so far after being crowned 2025 PDC World Darts Championship winner:

World Championship 2025 – £500,000

World Championship 2024 – £200,000

Grand Slam of Darts 2024 – £150,000

European Tour – £91,000

Player Championships events – £71,500

Players Championship final runner-up – £60,000

UK Open 2023 + 2024 – £17,500

World Matchplay – £10,000

World Grand Prix – £7,500

European Championship – £7,500

(Unranked) Premier League Darts – £315,000

TOTAL: £1.43 million

Aspinall broke down during the Premier League in Brighton last year and continued: “I think what it was is.

“I’ve just come back from a wrist injury and I just started playing well.

“I was in the toilet, smashing the hand dryer and I’m crying and going, ‘Just give me a break.’

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“I mean, I’ve had back injuries, I’ve had wrist injuries, I’ve just about started playing well and then this.

“Just gimme a break, let me play darts for like more than three months without something happening.”

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