Gerwyn Price brushes aside Ross Montgomery as Peter Wright, Gary Anderson and Luke Humphries also through at Players Championship 26
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The Board Finals have began at Players Championship 26, with Gerwyn Price, Peter Wright, Gary Anderson and Luke Humphries all still very much in the reckoning in Barnsley.
Price brushed aside Ross Montgomery 6-0 to get to this point albeit not with a huge average, but an emphatic whitewash win nonetheless. Next is Mario Vandenbogaerde.
Wright now faces Daryl Gurney in the same section as Dimitri van den Bergh facing Josh Rock. Gary Anderson could again face Gerwyn Price in the latter stages with the latter likely on a collision course with James Wade, while Anderson could face Ian White or Lee Evans.
Luke Humphries will take on Mensur Suljovic, while in an under the radar clash, Chris Dobey will face Rob Cross. All in Board Final action in Barnsley.
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Players Championship 26
Last 64
Ryan Joyce 6 | 5 Alan Soutar
Daniel Klose 6 | 3 Nick Kenny
William O'Connor 6 | 0 Rowby-John Rodriguez
Mervyn King 6 | 3 Ryan Searle
Keane Barry 6 | 4 Maik Kuivenhoven
Andy Boulton 6 | 4 Arron Monk
Jose De Sousa 6 | 5 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Jim Williams 6 | 3 Vincent van der Voort
Cameron Menzies 6 | 5 Jules van Dongen
Ritchie Edhouse 6 | 5 Damon Heta
Andrew Gilding 6 | 5 Ricky Evans
Stephen Bunting 6 | 4 Radek Szaganski
Dimitri Van den Bergh 6 | 4 Nathan Rafferty
Josh Rock 6 | 2 Vladimir Andersen
Daryl Gurney 6 | 2 Jamie Hughes
Peter Wright 6 | 3 Jermaine Wattimena
Mensur Suljovic 6 | 3 Gian van Veen
Luke Humphries 6 | 2 Ronny Huybrechts
Stephen Burton 6 | 3 Ross Smith
Matt Campbell 6 | 3 Florian Hempel
Ian White 6 | 3 Scott Williams
Lee Evans 6 | 3 Jonny Clayton
Darius Labanauskas 6 | 1 Josh Payne
Gary Anderson 6 | 4 John O'Shea
Mario Vandenbogaerde 6 | 5 Luke Woodhouse
Gerwyn Price 6 | 0 Ross Montgomery
James Wade 6 | 1 Nick Fullwell
Chris Landman 6 | 1 Jeff Smith
Chris Dobey 6 | 1 Wesley Plaisier
Rob Cross 6 | 0 Kim Huybrechts
Kevin Doets 6 | 3 Robert Owen
Robert Grundy 6 | 2 Krzysztof Ratajski
Last 32
William O'Connor - | - Mervyn King
Keane Barry - | - Andy Boulton
Jose De Sousa - | - Jim Williams
Cameron Menzies - | - Ritchie Edhouse
Andrew Gilding - | - Stephen Bunting
Dimitri Van den Bergh - | - Josh Rock
Daryl Gurney - | - Peter Wright
Mensur Suljovic - | - Luke Humphries
Stephen Burton - | - Matt Campbell
Ian White - | - Lee Evans
Darius Labanauskas - | - Gary Anderson
Mario Vandenbogaerde - | - Gerwyn Price
James Wade - | - Chris Landman
Chris Dobey - | - Rob Cross
Kevin Doets - | - Robert Grundy
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- No, I wasn't expecting Heta to be in it either having won nothing of any significance. Although he is charismatic and has personality unlike the boring and dull as dishwater Dobey. It is quite pathetic and desperate the way Bunting and Arsepinall pander to the crowd to dance to their walk on music, that has worked though. I would like to see more players involved on a weekly basis similar to the Modus Super Series. A knockout tournament with 16 winners from each week. The Premier league is too boring with the same players. Plus it would eliminate all the whining and booing from unselected players.richieburnettrocks07-01-2025
- Why is World Champion Richie Burnett not highlighted in bold font nor 2 time World Champion Scotty 2 Hotty. COME ON RICHIE BURNETT AND SCOTTY 2 HOTTY Although where the hell has 2 HOTTY been the past year!richieburnettrocks07-01-2025
- It's not tennis, snooker or golf, nobody mentioned Fallon,great as she is. Beau beats her week in,week out. But she isn't interested. If you want to include crowd pleasers,get Les Wallace back!!! He was a world champion,and wore a kilt!!!rick6707-01-2025
- I'm glad wright and van Ben bergh were overlooked. Too much dancing,not enough darting. Bunting is always quality,as for price,he's a crowd pleaser(!!?) too. Aspinall has had his problems,but it's nice to see him back,he's a decent chap. Dobey is a top player,big hitter,so I won't complain. Cross will finish bottom,much as I like him,he seems to be off lately. I'm glad they didn't pick a Belgian just for the audience. But I don't agree with the tournament or format,so I guess it's immaterial to me. They might as well turn up at a random pub and play for the beers!!!rick6707-01-2025
- I think the PDC's choice is too conservative. EIther or both of Damon Heta and Mike de Dekker should have been in, at the expense of Aspinall and possibly Price. I guess the PDC's reasoning is that they do not want too much turnover from year to year, and so having already rejected Smith and Wright, they have kept Price and Aspinall, but I guess those two are "on probation".
UndartedWaters06-01-2025 - Two from the three of Price, Aspinall and Dobey should have been excluded, De Decker and Edhouse should have been in. I would have offered a place to Beau Greaves though i doubt she would have accepted it and probably not really ready for it confidence wise.Mysstree06-01-2025
- Tennis has a protected ranking system for injuries and Golf has a system that as a Major winner you get invited back of a number of years regardless of your ranking. Barry Hearn gave Stephen Hendry a wildcard for some tournaments though he still had to enter at the qualification stage. Doubt the PDC would give Burnett an exemption as he has never won a PDC Major, same would apply to Steve Beaton. It’s a slippery slope to abandoning a meritocratic system, if the PDC did do so they could then (for example) award a place to Fallon Sherrock even though she has yet to qualify at any level for a tour card.Mysstree06-01-2025
- I'd have said the same about Ady Lewis,but the PDC is indeed a law unto itself,so sorry bud,get your leg kicking and do it for the good lads!!rick6705-01-2025
- COME ON RICHIE BURNETT Surely a World Champion and player with the calibra of Richie should be exempt from ever losing a tour card and having to qualify.richieburnettrocks04-01-2025
- That's true, Richie. Taylor used to call it, "Manley's millions."MrYnyslas197103-01-2025