IT'S TWICE FROM PRICE! Gerwyn Price makes it a PDC Autumn Series double as he wins back-to-back titles, beating Krzysztof Ratajski 8-5. 104 average for the DAY for Price 😱 Incredible standard!
Price claims back-to-back titles to conclude PDC Autumn Series with thrilling victory over Ratajski
PDCWednesday, 16 September 2020 at 18:28
Gerwyn
Price has claimed back to back titles at the PDC Autumn Series to conclude a
brilliant few days for 'The Iceman' with victory over Krzysztof Ratajski 8-5 to
cap it off.
Price
averaged 104 for the day showing his ridiculous standard and only dropped below
103+ in the final where he averaged 98.7.
As a
result, he also finishes top of the PDC Autumn Series Order of Merit with more
money accumulated compared to Peter Wright's Summer Series triumph.
It was a
game full of breaks of throw. This stemmed from Price going 2-0 up with a 117
checkout. Ratajski returned for double 10 to make it 2-1.
Price
always maintained a two leg cushion without Ratajski getting a hold of throw
and authority as a result in the contest. This even included when 'The Polish
Eagle' took out a magnificent 132 on the bull to make it 4-3.
A
nightmare on the doubles for Ratajski though later in the match broke his
resistance with multiple chances going by the wayside to hold. Price broke to
make it 6-4 and held his throw with a 180 followed by a 74 checkout to go one
away before concluding the tie following that.
Click
here for more information about the PDC Autumn Series , including the
prize fund breakdown.
Quarter-Finals
Gerwyn
Price (107.2) 6 | 5 (97.1) James Wade
Jose De
Sousa (101.9) 6 | 3 (103.1) Michael van Gerwen
Brendan
Dolan (88.3) 6 | 3 (84.3) Matt Clark
Krzysztof
Ratajski (90.2) 6 | 0 (78.3) Simon Whitlock
Semi-Finals
Gerwyn
Price (104.5) 7 | 3 (99.7) Jose De Sousa
Brendan
Dolan (98.1) 7 | 4 (99.2) Krzysztof Ratajski
Final
Gerwyn Price (98.7) 8 | 5 (99.0) Krzysztof Ratajski
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