Gerwyn Price showcased his championship pedigree with a commanding victory over Daryl Gurney at the Dutch Darts Championship, electrifying the crowd with a display of precision and power.
The Welshman, known for his fiery competitiveness, secured a 6-3 win in a match that saw both players trade blows before Price pulled away in the closing stages. His clinical finishing and relentless scoring proved too much for Gurney, who fought valiantly but ultimately fell short.
Van Gerwen Looms as Potential Semi-Final Opponent
With this victory, Price advances to the quarter-finals, where he could face Dutch darting legend Michael van Gerwen in what promises to be a blockbuster semi-final clash. Van Gerwen must first overcome Chris Dobey in his last-16 match, but the prospect of a Price-van Gerwen showdown has fans buzzing with anticipation.
Price, a former world champion, appears to be hitting top form at just the right moment. His average of 98.5 and 50% checkout efficiency against Gurney demonstrate the level of performance that makes him one of the most feared players on the PDC circuit.
Tournament Heating Up in the Netherlands
The Dutch Darts Championship continues to deliver thrilling matches as the field narrows. With several top seeds still in contention, the competition promises more high-quality darting action as players vie for the prestigious title.
Price will be looking to maintain his momentum as he eyes what would be a significant tournament victory on Dutch soil - a feat that would further cement his status among the sport's elite.
