Adrian Lewis remains an enigma but is still capable of defeating Michael van Gerwen at the World Matchplay, says Sky Sports expert Wayne Mardle. The fourth-seeded Stoke man battled to a 16-14 win over Peter Wright, setting up a semi-final with Van Gerwen, who enjoyed a more comfortable 16-9 victory over Dave Chisnall in Blackpool.In the previous round, Lewis laboured to a win over bitter rival Gerwyn Price and has only shown flashes of his best form ahead of Saturdays showdown with the defending champion. Michael van Gerwen completed a convincing win over Dave Chisnall in the quarter-finals Van Gerwen has barely been pushed on his route to the last four, but Mardle insists Lewis could stun the world No 1, if Jackpot maintains the high standards he showed in closing stages against Wright.We know he can beat him, we know he can beat anyone, Adrian Lewis, Mardle told Sky Sports. You know Michael is going to play well, you just dont know what Adrian Lewis is going to turn up. Hes still an enigma. Hes twice world champ, but still so unreliable, still so unpredictable. Wayne Mardle on Adrian Lewis The focus wasnt there for Michael, because Dave wasnt at the races. The focus will be there for Adrian Lewis. Adrian Lewis, if he plays like he did against Gerwyn Price, will get annihilated.If he plays like he did in the latter stages against Peter Wright, he could easily beat Michael van Gerwen. Adrian Lewis defeats Peter Wright in the World Matchplay quarter-final Hes still an enigma. Hes twice world champ, but still so unreliable, still so unpredictable. Thats why people love watching him. We dont know what were going to get. He doesnt know what hes going to do. Its intriguing. Also See: MVG and Lewis book semi-final Sky Live: Friday at the darts Is The Bronzed Adonis back? Taylor and Anderson into quarters Stitched NFL Jerseys . 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He previously spent more than a decade as a marketing executive at Coca-Cola. "Steve Koonins reputation as a game changer in both marketing and media makes him the ideal leader to usher the Atlanta Hawks into a new era," said Bruce Levenson, the teams majority owner. "He has created a legacy as an expert in sports marketing, television, branding and digital media." The Hawks clinched their seventh straight playoff appearance this past weekend but perennially rank among the worst teams in attendance. The team is hoping Koonin can change that after his stint at Turner, where he was involved in programming and media rights acquisition with both the NBA and the NCAA. At Coca-Cola, he served as vice-president of sports and entertainment marketing. Koonin is a lifelong resident of Atlanta, headquarters of Turner and Coca-Cola. "My family has been a parrt of this city for nearly a century," Koonin said in a statement.dddddddddddd. 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Over the past decade, the team has never ranked higher than 18th in attendance and is largely overlooked in a market that also has the NFL, Major League Baseball and a passion for college football. "I have known Steve for more than two decades and based both on firsthand experience and his stellar record of accomplishments," NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said. "He is one of the very best executives and creative minds in the entertainment industry." ' ' '