Gerwyn Price staged a magnificent fight-back to take the honours on day four of the PDC Autumn Series in Germany then said the COVID-19 rules means he feels like he is in jail!. The Iceman kept his cool to pip South Africa’s Devon Petersen by winning the last four legs to triumph 8-7.

Gerwyn Price has accused rival Peter Wright of mind games which the Welshman claims cost him his chance of becoming world champion. The Iceman has blamed Wright for the collapse in Price’s form that saw him lose 6-3 in Monday night’s PDC World Darts Championship semi-final. Price turned in a surprisingly below-par display, rarely finding any rhythm and finishing with an average of just 89.94.

Gerwyn Price insists he will stay cool as The Iceman heads towards a PDC World Darts Championship final showdown against Michael van Gerwen. Welshman Price and world champion van Gerwen remain on course for an eagerly anticipated final after booking their places in the last four on Sunday night. In the last of the quarter-finals, Price produced a blistering display to end three-time BDO world champion Glen Durrant’s hopes of unifying darts’ two world titles.

The 2019/20 William Hill World Darts Championship begins today (Fri) at London’s Alexandra Palace, as Gerwyn Price attempts to topple champion Michael van Gerwen. Dutchman van Gerwen begins his title defence against Jelle Klaasen or Kevin Burness on the opening night, with Wales’ Price – second favourite for the tournament – not starting his own campaign until December 19. Highly tipped to go far in just his sixth World Championship, world number three Price has never previously won past the last 16 at Alexandra Palace.

Gerwyn Price will be gunning for revenge when tries to topple Michael van Gerwen at the PDC World Championships next month after conceding the Dutchman was too good for him in their latest meeting. Wales’ world No.2 Price lost 11-9 as Van Gerwen clinched his fifth Players Championship Finals title in a dramatic finale at Butlin’s Minehead Resort on Sunday. Top seed Price defeated Van Gerwen for the first time in 20 attempts en route to retaining his Grand Slam crown last weekend, but the former Cross Keys and Neath rugby player was unable to repeat the feat on this occasion.

Wales’ leading darts players are to compete in the first Leighton Rees Cup to celebrate the sport and the influence of the country’s first world champion. The Petwise Leighton Rees Cup will see Wales’ top players – including the country’s world number five Gerwyn Price – do battle in Merthyr Tydfil on November 20. Premier League star and 2018 Grand Slam champion Price, former BDO world champion and Sky Sports Darts pundit Mark Webster, three-time PDC title winner Jonny Clayton and 2017 world championship semi-finalist Jamie Lewis will compete at the Penydarren Social Club.

Gerwyn Price retained the International Darts Open in Riesa, Germany, with a gutsy response to beat Rob Cross, 8-6, in the final. Having collected his first European Tour title at the Sachsenarena 12 months ago defeating Simon Whitlock, the Welshman known as ‘The Iceman’ repeated his exploits on Sunday evening, claiming the crown for the second time and the £25,000 prize. Cross, who was looking for his maiden Euro Tour victory, settled into the final well with a 12-dart break in the third leg, only to be answered by an 87 bullseye finish from Price to level at 2-2.

Gerywn Price is celebrating the first nine-dart finish of his career -completed while competing at the Czech Masters. The world number seven averaged over 100 in his 6-4 victory over England’s Glen Durrant and managed the perfect finish in the final leg. Former rugby player Price hit 180, 180, 141 in his nine darts to gain massive cheers from the crowd in Prague.

The Red Dragon Port Talbot Darts Masters presented by Modus Darts will see Wales’ best battle it out to be crowned the king of Welsh darts. The all-Welsh line up will take place at Port Talbot’s Princess Royal Theatre on 20 June 2019.

Gerwyn Price opened the night with an 8-3 victory over Peter Wright but his hopes of reaching next week’s play-offs at the O2 were later ended by Daryl Gurney. Victory saw the Welshman momentarily jump above Gurney and Mensur Suljovic onto 18 points but recognised a win for one or the other would see him miss out.

Gerwyn Price and Daryl Gurney had to be parted by security on the oche after a passionate 7-7 draw in their critical Unibet Premier League clash in Sheffield on Thursday. The pair have a history of confrontation on stage but the stakes and emotions were particularly high as the race to reach the playoffs in the O2 hit boiling point on Thursday night.

Gerwyn Price’s play-off ambitions suffered a setback in what was a comfortable 8-4 win for James Wade in the Manchester leg of the Unibet Premier League. But the match was overshadowed with Price leaving the stage visibly irritated and refusing to shake hands with his opponent after a defeat that leaves him with a must win clash next week to keep his hopes alive.