US EditionGerwen Price hits nine-darter but falls to Stephen Bunting in Aberdeen
- Gerwyn Price hit his fifth Premier League nine-darter on May 15, 2025, in Aberdeen but lost 6-4 to Stephen Bunting in the quarter-final match.
- Price was trailing 5-3 when he achieved the perfect leg, marking his second nine-darter of the 2025 Premier League season and extending his all-time record lead.
- Price celebrated the nine-darter by pumping his muscles and roaring to the crowd, while fans discussed a possible nine-dart 'curse' since most players lose after hitting one.
- Each nine-darter earns players an 18-carat gold set of darts valued at £30,000, with Price's two nine-darters this season worth £60,000 in ornamental prizes from sponsor BetMGM.
- Though Price lost the match, he has secured his place in the forthcoming play-offs at the O2 on May 29 and plans to focus on that event after experimenting with new darts.
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The Sun
The Scottish SunGerwyn Price sets new nine-darter record as fans say 'this needs to be studied'
GERWYN PRICE hit a stunning nine-darter to set a new Premier League Darts record. The Welshman threw the perfect leg in a 6-4 first round defeat to Stephen Bunting on night 15 in Aberdeen. GEZZY PRICE HITS A NINE-DARTER! pic.twitter.com/wPm97mbMOj— Sky Sports Darts (@SkySportsDarts) May 15, 2025 PAGerwyn Price hit another Premier League nine-darter[/caption] PAIt was Price’s fifth in the competition[/caption] Price was 5-3 down when he landed th…
The Independent
The Independent (US)Gerwen Price hits nine-darter but falls to Stephen Bunting in Aberdeen
It was a second perfect leg for the Welshman in this year’s tournament.
Price Hits Perfection Once Again
Gerwyn Price’s extended his record as the player to hit the most perfect legs in Premier League history in Aberdeen on Thursday night earned him a second set of solid gold darts of the season! Price extended his record as the player to hit the most perfect legs in Premier League history as he piled in a fifth nine-darter in the event against Stephen Bunting. The Welshman had also achieved perfection in Manchester earlier this season, and landed …
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