Tournament averages of World Champions: 98.44 - Price 2021 99.18 - Wright 2020 103.28 - van Gerwen 2019 101.63 - Cross 2018 106.99 - van Gerwen 2017 101.85 - Anderson 2016 99.54 - Anderson 2015 99.12 - van Gerwen 2014 98.90 - Taylor 2013 94.64 - Lewis 2012
Price wins world title with lowest tournament average since Lewis in 2012
PDCTuesday, 05 January 2021 at 10:00
Gerwyn Price claimed the PDC World Championship title on Sunday night with ‘The Iceman’ seeing off Gary Anderson in the final.
But despite showing flashes of brilliance at times, Price ended with the lowest tournament since Adrian Lewis winning in 2012.
He hit 98.44 which is compared to 94.64 for Lewis. Last year, Peter Wright won his with 99.18 while the highest mark goes to Michael van Gerwen with a brilliant 106.99 back in 2017.
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