Gerwyn Price won the exhibition tournament in Cardiff on Sunday night. After titles in Derby and Ipswich, it was his third final win at an exhibition tournament in four days.
The Welshman had previously shown his excellent form in Derby by throwing an average of 132. Sunday in Cardiff, Price did not concede a leg in his two matches against PDC Tour Card holders.
The world number one won 3-0 over Jeff Smith in the semifinals, while José de Sousa was 3-1 too strong for Dimitri van den Bergh. In the final match, Price handled De Sousa 4-0.
Results Showdown Cardiff
Semifinals
José de Sousa 3-1 Dimitri van den Bergh
Gerwyn Price 3-0 Jeff Smith
Final
Gerwyn Price 4-0 José de Sousa
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