Price claims first PDC ranking title since World Championship triumph on Day Two of PDC Super Series II
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World Number One, Gerwyn Price has claimed his first PDC ranking title since his World Championship triumph at the turn of the year with an 8-5 victory over Luke Humphries on Day Two of PDC Super Series II.
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A brilliant day from 'The Iceman' sees him collect a tenth Players Championship title in his career with a 102 average, his 6th ton plus of the day.
This was alongside nine maximums and as a result, his tournament average sits at 103.
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Price produced a brutal start with a 12-dart break of throw but Humphries was straight back with double 18 after Price couldn't find the 125 checkout.
The former missed double 20 for a 77 checkout but Humphries missed three at the same target.
Price though missed another three golden opportunities and Humphries pinned double 10 last dart to make it 2-1.
Two 180's in a leg saw Price hold and make it 2-2. A 180 followed on Humphries' throw which saw him on his way to a potential break opportunity.
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A 12-dart break in an 88 checkout saw him go 3-2 up. But Humphries replied with a 79 checkout to hit straight back.
Another 180 from Price saw him take it to Humphries again and he made it five perfect darts before delivering double six to break again at 4-3 ahead.
It was a poor leg from Humphries and Price finally held again at 5-3 up. This allowed 'The Iceman' to smell blood and he broke again with a 56 checkout to make it 6-3 and go on the brink.
An eighth 180 saw Price pin double 20 to go 7-3 ahead and one away.
Humphries stopped the rot but needed an epic comeback. A 126 checkout on the bull saw him start that with a break.
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This proved to be a consolation though with a 174 leaving double 10 with Humphries not mustering any pressure. He pinned it last dart in hand to claim it.
Last 16
Brendan Dolan (94.8) 6 | 5 (95.2) Joe Cullen
James Wade (85.2) 6 | 4 (84.1) Jason Heaver
Michael Smith (98.5) 6 | 2 (84.7) Gino Vos
Gerwyn Price (96.2) 6 | 3 (92.9) Scott Mitchell
Niels Zonneveld (92.0) 6 | 3 (87.9) Darius Labanauskas
Jamie Hughes (98.8) 6 | 4 (97.0) Mervyn King
Luke Humphries (101.8) 6 | 4 (97.3) Peter Wright
Dirk van Duijvenbode (95.4) 6 | 3 (90.1) Karel Sedlacek
Quarter-Finals
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Brendan Dolan (87.8) 6 | 3 (86.6) James Wade
Gerwyn Price (104.0) 6 | 3 (96.8) Michael Smith
Jamie Hughes (99.1) 6 | 4 (94.1) Niels Zonneveld
Luke Humphries (90.9) 6 | 2 (87.7) Dirk van Duijvenbode
Semi-Finals
Brendan Dolan (104.8) 6 | 7 (106.8) Gerwyn Price
Jamie Hughes (97.0) 6 | 7 (97.0) Luke Humphries
Final
Gerwyn Price (102.2) 8 | 5 (97.0) Luke Humphries

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