In what will be a mouthwatering darting showdown, Josh Rock will face Luke Littler in the semi-finals of the 2025 World Matchplay on Saturday night after ‘Rocky’ took down Gerwyn Price.
Gerwyn Price, ahead of his quarterfinal against Josh Rock at Friday night's Betfred World Matchplay, feels he is playing at the top of his game again. Both players are in top form at the moment, and in Blackpool they will cross swords again after the recent World Cup of Darts final.
In the latest episode of World Matchplay Draait Door, the Sportnieuws.nl podcast, Damian Vlottes and Vincent van der Voort offered their thoughts on the World Matchplay so far—reflecting on the Dutch performances, Gian van Veen’s exit, and the looming semifinal clash between Gerwyn Price and Josh Rock.
Chris Dobey could do nothing but take a bow for Gerwyn Price on Wednesday night. 'Hollywood' was defeated 11-3 by an unleashed Price in the second round of the World Matchplay.
While much of the spotlight has shone on Luke Littler and Gerwyn Price at this year’s World Matchplay, James Wade is quietly piecing together a brilliant campaign of his own at the Winter Gardens.
Gerwyn Price put on a dominating display last night with a rampant 11-3 win over Chris Dobey. The Welshman hit eight 180s, averaging an astonishing 108.73 over 14 legs.
Josh Rock has told Dartsnews.com fans can expect fireworks when he takes on Gerwyn Price in the World Matchplay quarter-finals — just days after the Welshman’s fiery clash with Rock’s World Cup teammate Daryl Gurney ended in a physical confrontation.
Andrew Gilding has told Dartsnews.com, he may channel his inner Gerwyn Price and start showing a bit of emotion on the oche – but only if he continues his stunning Blackpool run all the way to the World Matchplay title.
Josh Rock has taken down the three-time World Matchplay champion Michael van Gerwen in a night of comeback epics as Luke Littler also had to survive an almighty scare against Jermaine Wattimena.
Gerwyn Price delivered one of his most complete performances of recent memory at the 2025 World Matchplay, brushing aside Chris Dobey with a dominant display that firmly re-established him as one of the frontrunners for the title in Blackpool as he spoke to DartsNews afterwards.
Blackpool might be drenched in tradition during the World Matchplay, but if one thing’s clear from this year’s edition, it’s that the winds of change are blowing hard through the Winter Gardens.
Wednesday evening, July 23, the last four matches of the second round of the World Matchplay 2025 are scheduled with Luke Littler, Gerwyn Price and Michael van Gerwen in action.
Gerwyn Price said that he needed to be more composed and felt like he played pretty poorly despite averaging over 100 in a fiery counter against Daryl Gurney, which the Iceman came out on top 10-7.
The first-round encounter between Gerwyn Price and Daryl Gurney at the 2025 World Matchplay produced fireworks both on and off the oche. Yet while emotions ran high, and even security had to step in, there was an enforced calm during the official post-match interviews.
The first round is complete at the World Matchplay as we head into the business end of the tournament in the coming days and it is a latter stage that will include Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price among those through.
Gerwyn Price admitted he had to battle not only his opponent but himself during his opening win at the 2025 World Matchplay — revealing that emotional control was key to surviving a tough encounter as he spoke to the media including DartsNews.
Gerwyn Price returns to the Winter Gardens tonight, fully focused on winning a tournament he loves to help him climb back up the rankings. Price, 40, said that the World Matchplay has been a tournament he’s targeted and focused on for the last couple of weeks.
Over the last few months, there has arguably been no player in better form in the PDC that former world champion and world number one Gerwyn Price. With the 2025 World Matchplay this weekend, the Welshman is now looking to ride that wave of momentum all the way to his first ever Phil Taylor Trophy.
Over the last few months, there has arguably been no player in better form in the PDC that former world champion and world number one Gerwyn Price. With the 2025 World Matchplay this weekend, the Welshman is now looking to ride that wave of momentum all the way to his first ever Phil Taylor Trophy.
This coming weekend, the 2025 World Matchplay gets underway at its iconic home in Blackpool at the Winter Gardens. One man who won't be present this year, is former PDC World Darts Championship semi-finalist Scott Williams, but 'Shaggy' has recently previewed the competition.
In the run-up to the World Matchplay in Blackpool, there is one name that remains inextricably linked to the prestigious tournament and that, of course, is darts legend Phil Taylor.
From Saturday, July 19 to Sunday, July 27, the world’s top darts stars descend on the iconic Winter Gardens in Blackpool for the 2025 Betfred World Matchplay—one of the most prestigious tournaments on the PDC calendar.