BULLSEYE TO WIN IT! Stunning performance from Price there who wraps up a 3-0 victory over Kim Huybrechts with a 91 finish on the bull! 📺 LAST UP: Cullen v Clayton
Price eases through to World Grand Prix Quarter-Finals with brilliant victory against Huybrechts
PDCFriday, 09 October 2020 at 22:40
Gerwyn Price has eased through to the Quarter-Finals of the World Grand Prix in Coventry in a 3-0 win for 'The Iceman' against Kim Huybrechts.
Price hit a 95.4 average and two ton-plus checkouts en route as he swept past 'The Hurricane' in quick fashion.
The first set was a lot closer than the final two with it going to a deciding leg but Price took out 88 to claim first blood in terms of sets. Huybrechts replied to begin set two with a 109 checkout but that was his last leg of the match.
Price from there smashed in a 132 checkout on the bull to break and lead 2-1 and cleaned up the set from there with a 148 checkout for a 12-darter concluding the second.
From there, two 56 checkouts and a concluding 91 checkout on the bullseye saw Price through and he will now take on Jeffrey de Zwaan who similarly was prolific against Gabriel Clemens earlier in the night.
World Grand Prix 2020 schedule
Ryan
Joyce (88.22) 2-3 (91.37) Dave Chisnall (3-1, 3-2, 2-3, 2-3, 0-3)
Gabriel Clemens (78.92) 0-3 (92.88) Jeffrey de Zwaan (0-3, 2-3, 0-3)
Gerwyn Price (95.42) 3-0 (85.59) Kim Huybrechts (3-2, 3-1, 3-0)
Joe Cullen v Jonny Clayton
Gabriel Clemens (78.92) 0-3 (92.88) Jeffrey de Zwaan (0-3, 2-3, 0-3)
Gerwyn Price (95.42) 3-0 (85.59) Kim Huybrechts (3-2, 3-1, 3-0)
Joe Cullen v Jonny Clayton
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