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Michael van Gerwen has been the subject of criticism for his argument with referee Russ Bray.The Dutchman lost the Premier League final on Thursday night 6-5 to Jonny Clayton in Aberdeen, Scotland. But the 32-year-old was angry with Bray, who intervened when someone started whistling when Clayton had to throw.

Van Gerwen went into the night sitting at the top of the table and cruised into the final after 6-3 wins over Gerwyn Price and James Wade. But he met his match in the final, where he was beaten 6-5 by Jonny Clayton, who had defeated home heroes Gary Anderson and Peter Wright earlier in the night.During the final leg, van Gerwen could be seen remonstrating with referee Russ Bray as he was about to throw.

darts returns to tonight with week 11 in Aberdeen, where there’s sure to be raucous atmosphere inside the P&J Live venue. Michael van Gerwen leads the way at the present, but is just one point clear of Jonny Clayton while Peter Wright and James Wade hold the other top-four spots as the battle to qualify for the play-offs in Berlin on June 13 intensifies. Joe Cullen sits in fifth ahead of Gerwyn Price while Michael Smith and Gary Anderson are in danger of being cut adrift at the foot of the table.

Darts star Gerwyn Price will embrace the words of Katy Perry as he bids to reach the Premier League playoffs. The Welshman will take on Peter Wright on Night 10 on Thursday night for what promises to be a cracker in Manchester.

darts star has dropped the F-bomb live on TV.‘Killer Bee' John Desreumaux delivered the taboo word when being interviewed live on television. Ahead of the 2022 WDF World Darts Championship, the Belgian was asked by the presenter how he was feeling.He replied with a grin slapped across his face: “Terrible…f****** nervous." The reporter clarified: “You said really nervous, yeah?” And the player agreed with a smile: “Yeah.” Desreumaux was preparing to face Australia’s Donovan Lottering with the two vying for a place to square off against sixth seed James Hurrell on day two of the competition on Sunday.Already three-time World Champion Martin Adams was sent packing out alongside the likes of Paul Hogan and Haupai Puha.

darts star accused him of cheating.Anderson made the accusation following Cullen's 6-5 victory over him in the quarter-finals of night seven of the Premier League Darts in Rotterdam on March 24.Cullen went on to claim his first night win of the season as he defeated Peter Wright and Michael van Gerwen in the Netherlands, lifting himself off the bottom of the standings in the process. He has since admitted that Anderson's comments threatened to overshadow his win and added that the pair have not spoken since.Speaking to Sky Sports, Cullen explained: "No. I've not seen him.

Gerwyn Price and Daryl Gurney, the familiar sporting faces have all been involved in on-stage battles that don't involve the board. Daily Star Sport has now taken a look at seven times that the oche turned into a boxing ring as players got at each other's throats, with one former world champion even being handed a suspension.

Premier League encounter.The two men went head-to-head in the night's second quarter-final in Rotterdam, with Cullen prevailing 6-5 after Anderson had missed four match darts to win the tie. But things boiled over after the match as Anderson took issue with something Cullen had apparently done during the game. As the Englishmen went to shake his opponent's hand, Anderson whispered something in his ear that appeared to upset Cullen.

Peter Wright.Having initially smiled and shaken hands with Cullen despite his disappointment, the mood quickly turned sour on stage - which initially left viewers baffled before an update from the broadcaster.One fan wrote: "Gary Anderson moaning at Joe Cullen for no reason all because he bottled a 5 - 3 lead."With a second adding: "Gary Anderson didn’t take that well! Joe Cullen deserved the win."A third wrote, alongside a meme of Abe Simpson on an 'old man yells at cloud' newspaper cover from The Simpsons: "Gary Anderson having a go at Joe Cullen after choking the win."With a fourth saying: "What on earth is Gary Anderson doing, what an a***.

Michael van Gerwen has slammed Peter Wright for comments he allegedly made before last week's Premier League final between Michael Smith and Gary Anderson.The world champion is alleged to have had a dig at Smith’s inability to win finals whilst talking to fellow Scotsman Anderson within ear shot of Bully Boy before the two went up on stage.Anderson was in scintillating form as he beat the Englishman 6-4 in the final, averaging over 104, to claim week six of the Premier League in Nottingham, his first night win.Wright, who beat Smith in the 2022 World Championship final is alleged to have said: “Good luck Gaz, he can't win in a final.”But Van Gerwen believes that Wright is showcasing his own weaknesses by making quips like that.“I wouldn’t make jokes about that because I think you then show your own weakness. You’re crossing a line there I think,” MVG said.“With my ability and my experience, I’ve seen not winning for a while and I know how things go.

The sport of darts is flying at the minute, with super players young and old putting on a sensational show in almost every tournament.Three-time world champion Michael van Gerwen saw his recent form revival halted by Gerwen Price, who has grabbed headlines as one of the top players in the world over the last year. Meanwhile, Peter Wright has been in inspired form with ‘Snakebite’ the reigning world champion.At least these players are enjoying their time now, because the future could be rather alarming if these images are to go by with several of the top stars in the sport set to age in very different ways.Thanks to FaceApp, fans can now see what the darts superstars of today could look like in the future when they are old and their stardom is a thing of yesteryear.Scot Gary Anderson actually looks decent, rocking the silver fox look complete with grey facial hair.His compatriot Wright perhaps gets away the best of the lot, with the two-time world champion and current world number one still apparently rocking a red mohawk in his old age.

Peter Wright heckled him with a dig about his record before the Premier League Darts Night Six final.Smith has lost all eight of the major finals he has reached and was runner up again in the latest round of Premier League action on Thursday (March 17) night. He was beat 6-4 by Gary Anderson, but it is Wright who has got on the wrong side of Bully Boy.Speaking to Online Darts after his latest defeat, he said: "It’s getting there, it’s getting there. It’s not too bad when you’re about to go and Peter Wright says ‘good luck Gaz, you can’t win in a final’.

@JamesWade180 hand and not let go?!" Another said: "PDC darts going to have to stop the hand slapping at walk on. Wade was pulled tonight.

Darts star Gerwyn Price was left in tears after being knocked off the world number one position by Peter Wright.After 14 months in first place, the Welshman finally dropped down, with fans heckling the sportsman as he tasted defeat to Michael Smith in the 2022 UK Open.And the 37-year-old could not hide his emotions at the news, uploading a picture of himself with tears in his eyes to Instagram with the caption: “That hurt but I’ll be back.”Another image was uploaded, this time a red canvas with text that read: “Well done Mike Smith u did what you had to do…gutted but it is what it is, congratulations to Peter Weight [sic] #1."Price then screenshotted an amicable conversation he had with Smith, congratulating him on his victory in the quarter-final stage of the UK Open and calling Snakebite a 'world-class player.'Smith secured a place in the semi-finals of the competition with a 10-7 win in the Uk Open against Price. Smith would go on to lose the final 11-10 to Dutchman Danny Noppert.

darts rankings Michael van Gerwen could drop.The Dutchman was world number one for seven years from 2014 onwards but lost the title last year following Gerwyn Price's World Championship win.Van Gerwen has since slipped down to third as a result of a dip in form and headed into this weekend's UK Open in that position.However, with a prize fund of £450,000 on offer, and the winner receiving £100k of that, there was a slim chance that he could fall down to as low as sixth in the rankings.When this was pointed out to Sky Sports pundit Mardle, he wrote on social media: "After vigorous shaking…my head has just fallen off."Van Gerwen has since avoided that fate, though, by beating Gary Anderson 10-7 on Day One on Friday.Anderson, who is the current sixth-ranked player, would have had to have won the whole competition in order to have climbed above Van Gerwen.Are you backing Van Gerwen to win the UK Open? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Gerwyn Price has admitted that he can be "a bit too boisterous" on stage and regrets that he has become the pantomime villain of the darts world.As world number one and the winner of six major titles, the Welshman's talent is undeniable.But that hasn't stopped English fans from targeting him at big events, as the 36-year-old is regularly booed by crowds when not playing in Wales.The ill-feeling towards him from some began at the 2018 Darts Grand Slam final, when he was involved in a bust-up with popular rival Gary Anderson. Speaking about the effect it has had on him and his career, Price admits that it has been "hard work" to produce his best performances when he regularly receives such a hostile reception."When you're on stage you're up there to do a job – I'm not up there to make people hate me, but if that's the way they feel about my stage presence and the way I am then I can't help that," he said on the Happy Hour Podcast."I've just got to go up there and do a job.

alarmingly close to the stage pyrotechnics in Exeter.The Machine walked past the crowd and approached his table - forgetting about the customary sparks that fly from the stage as the game is about to begin.Stepping back in horror, Wade luckily avoided the worst of the heat and even regrouped to see off the challenge of Gary Anderson and reach the semi-finals.Although pleased to see Wade was unharmed, Twitter users shared their amusement at his reaction to the fireworks - having been left baffled by them in the past.One fan wrote: "Every week James Wade gets done by the pyro."With a second adding: "James Wade will never learn when it comes up on that stage."A third continued: "James Wade getting hit by some sparks there has sent me."With a fourth saying: "James Wade and fireworks. Bad combo!" Who is your favourite current darts player? Let us know in the comments sectionA a fifth concluding: "James Wade burning his head again."Following those messages, there was also huge praise for his performance against Anderson, with the former two-time world champion being brushed off by Wade.One fan said: "James Wade's finishing has been mint!"And a second adding: "James Wade doing James Wade things, solid 90 plus average with a 140 plus checkout beating Gary Anderson." Wade, who has been on the tour since way back in 2004, often hits the headlines - from dating Helen Chamberlain and being compared to Kevin Keegan.

Adrian Lewis hitting a no-look 180 to Michael van Gerwen mocking a failed nine-dart finish attempt from Dave Chisnall - it is often the most talented stars that capture the imagination. However, it isn't always the big names who create the most memorable of moments, with lesser known PDC contenders even enjoying spectacular bounce-ins and even a mesmerising double Robin Hood.Daily Star Sport has now picked out seven of the most unexpected moments the sport has ever produced.

darts world champion Gerwyn Price is making his boxing debut later this year but will need to refocus quickly as he faces Peter Wright in the Premier League just a few days later.The multi-talented 36-year-old revealed on Instagram that he'll step into the ring with Rhys 'Cool Fly & Flashy' Evans in his native Wales on April 9, before returning to the oche the following week.Price admitted that he needs to drop some weight for the fight, telling followers: "Need to drop 10kg for this."Speaking to Sky Sports following his 6-3 victory over Michael Smith on night 3 of the Premier League in Belfast, Price confessed that he was worried about "looking stupid"."One of my mates was an ex-boxer and a very good pro, so I’ve got to get some training in and get myself ready otherwise I’m going to look stupid," he said.Remarkably, this isn't the first time The Iceman has switched sports.Price played rugby union and rugby league professionally and even scored a try in a cup final at the Millennium Stadium, before officially joining the darts circuit in 2014.He became the first Welshman to win the PDC World Championship in 2021, beating Scotland's Gary Anderson 7-3 in the final at Alexandra Palace, becoming World No 1 in the process.Will Gerwyn Price get battered in the ring? Let us know what you reckon in the comments section below...Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Rob Cross was “very unlucky” to miss out on selection from the Premier League to Joe Cullen.Cullen has been included in the eight players who compete in the Premier League, alongside Gary Anderson, Michael Smith, Peter Wright, Gerwyn Price, Michael van Gerwen, James Wade and Jonny Clayton.The 32-year-old owes his selection to his excellent recent form, which saw him win back-to-back Pro Tour titles with victory at Players Championship 4 in Wigan on the weekend. Cross won the European Championship in October and admitted recently in an interview with Oche180.com that he was “gutted and devastated” to miss out and slammed the decision-making process as “ruthless”.

Ross ‘The Boss’ Montgomery admits he would love to face reigning world champion Peter Wright when he makes his PDC bow this weekend.