Price surges past Gurney to set up potential Quarter-Final clash with Anderson
NewsSaturday, 27 January 2018 at 21:10
Gerwyn Price surged past Daryl Gurney to reach the Quarter-Finals at the Masters in Milton Keynes. He ended up winning 10-7 in a quality game at Stadium:MK.
He hit eight 180’s, a 98.7 average and two ton plus checkouts in a highly charged clash which of course included a bit of tension and needle. This of course had two of the new Premier League stars doing battle.
He will face Gary Anderson or Benito van de Pas in the Quarter-Finals tomorrow and Price could be in for a good run if neither don’t perform tonight as expected.
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/957357641671454722
He will face Gary Anderson or Benito van de Pas in the Quarter-Finals tomorrow and Price could be in for a good run if neither don’t perform tonight as expected.
https://twitter.com/officialpdc/status/957357641671454722
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