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Gerwyn Price gives death stare to rowdy fan who tries to put him off at World Series

Gerwyn Price silenced a raucous home crowd on Sunday evening as he beat Dirk van Duijvenbode 11-10 in Amsterdam in a thrilling encounter.The Iceman lived up to his nickname as he kept his cool throughout the clash to claim the World Series of Darts. But after checking out one to move to 9-8, Price unleashed a 'death stare' at a member of the crowd.As Price collected his darts from the board, he didn't break eye contact with the fan from the oche.

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Gerwyn Price says he deserves to be world number one after winning World Matchplay epic

Gerwyn Price repelled a valiant fightback from Jose de Sousa to clinch a place in the semi-finals of the World Matchplay – and replace Peter Wright at the top of the world rankings.In yet another thrilling clash at Blackpool’s Winter Gardens, Price looked to cruising into the last four when he led 13-8, but a rejuvenated De Sousa fought back by reeling off five legs in a row in the first-to-16 clash.Price regained his composure to move 15-13 ahead, only for De Sousa to pull another leg back, but the Iceman held his nerve to close the match out in the next leg. READ MORE: Anti-Leeds United chant breaks out at World Matchplay darts In the semis, he will face Danny Noppert, who defeated compatriot Dirk van Duijvenbode in the first match of the night. The other semi-final will pit Michael van Gerwen against Dimitri Van den Bergh.

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darts in Blackpool – almost.Van Duijvenbode landed the tournament’s first 170 checkout as he triumphed 11-7 triumph over one of the title favourites. An explosive start from the Dutchman saw him go 4-0 up, a deficit Smith was never able to recover from.It was a tale of woe on the doubles for Smith, who saw 23 of his outer ring attempts go wide of the target, including a dart at double 12 for a nine-darter.

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Michael van Gerwen confirms he'll be back for the Matchplay as he soaks up the sun with wife Daphne

Michael van Gerwen has been enjoying the sunshine before he plans to further turn up the heat and the World Matchplay in Blackpool this month.In June, 'The Green Machine' dramatically claimed a sixth Premier League title, beating Joe Cullen in a thrilling finale. It was a welcome triumph for the Dutchman following his frustrations at this season's PDC World Championships, where he was forced to withdraw with Covid-19.But shortly after the win in Berlin, van Gerwen went under the knife.

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Darts ace Michael van Gerwen confirms return date after successful operation

Michael van Gerwen will return to darts action this weekend less than two weeks after undergoing surgery.The Green Machine revealed recently that he had been suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome – pressure on the nerve in the wrist which can cause tingling and numbness in hands and fingers – and needed an operation. Van Gerwen went under the knife straight after winning the Premier League in thrilling fashion in Berlin earlier this month.

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Michael van Gerwen set for op after 'tingling' up to 50 times a day in throwing arm

Michael van Gerwen has revealed he has been battling the injury which has ruled him out of the World Cup of Darts for 18 months.The Green Machine, who is in New York for the US Darts Masters, revealed at the start of the week that he had been diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome and would undergo an operation on his wrist immediately after the Premier League play-offs in Berlin on June 13.As a result, he will miss the World Cup in Frankfurt, which begins on June 16, with his place in the Netherlands side going to Dirk van Duijvenbode. Van Gerwen intends to be back in action at 100 per cent by the World Matchplay in Blackpool, which starts on July 16.Van Gerwen has been struggling with the problem for some time and while it hasn’t affected his game directly, he regularly feels a tingling in his throwing hand, sometimes up to 50 times a day.“It’s not really when I’m playing darts but during the day, 20, 30, maybe 50 times, I get tingling in my hands.

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Michael van Gerwen's World Cup replacement is aubergine farmer who sprints to the oche

Michael van Gerwen ahead of the World Cup of Darts after the Green Machine was ruled out with a wrist injury.Van Gerwen has announced he has been diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome – pressure on the nerves in the wrists which can cause tingling and numbness in the fingers and hand – and will undergo surgery the day after the Premier League play-offs in Berlin, shortly before the start of the World Cup in Frankfurt.The three-time world champion intends to be back to 100 per cent fitness in time for the World Matchplay in Blackpool, which starts on July 16. Van Gerwen was due to partner Danny Noppert at the World Cup but his place will now go to Dirk van Duijvenbode, who has played at the tournament before, alongside MVG.Van Duijvenbode is a larger-than-life character, who is known for one of the most intense walk-ons in the sport.

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Dirk van Duijvenbode's nine-darter attempt thwarted by fly on Ally Pally stage

World Championships following a memorable comeback against Ross Smith.Van Duijvenbode found himself three sets down, but fought back to win four in a row to claim victory in dramatic fashion.Though his comeback was nearly thwarted when a fly decided to get a little too close to the action during the second set.With things evenly poised at two legs each, van Duijvenbode kicked things off by throwing 180, but his momentum was scuppered when the insect landed right on the dart board - stopping him in his tracks.The 29-year-old saw the funny side, giving a wry smile before playing up to the crowd … before making an absolute mess of his next throw.It looked as if the damage had been done, and Ross stormed to a three set lead, but you can never

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6 best darts walk-ons - including one with a horse - as 2022 World Championships begin

Have we missed any off our list? Let us know in the comments sectionAnother lockdown special, this time in the hands of Dutchman Dirk van Duijvenbode when he was preparing to face Bradley Brooks.Van Duijvenbode made the short walk to the Oche, with the absence of fans, to DnB tunes that are more accustomed to a nightclub at 5am.However, it only got more bizarre as the Dutchman produced an aubergine, that he then presented to the walk-on girls.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

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Michael van Gerwen slams "amateur" dartboard suppliers after Netherlands heartbreak

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Michael van Gerwen vented his anger at "amateur" dartboard suppliers after the Netherlands failed to win the World Cup of Darts.The three-time world champion and partner Dirk van Duijvenbode were beaten at the quarter-final stage in Germany by the Scotland duo of John Henderson and Peter Wright.Henderson and Wright went on to win the tournament, beating the unseeded Austrian team featuring Mensur Suljovic and Rowby-John Rodriguez in the final.Van Gerwen had put his side 1-0 up in the last eight tie with a 4-1 win over Henderson but it was an incident in the following match, involving van Duijvenbode and Wright, that incensed him.The Dutchman had taken the first leg against 'Snakebite'

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Dirk van Duijvenbode admits he was scared to fail on TV - but now can beat world's best

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxDirk van Duijvenbode feels that he has broken down the barrier that was stopping him making a real name for himself - because he was petrified of losing on TV.The charismatic Dutchman shot to darting fame last month when he unexpectedly blitzed through the field to reach the World Grand Prix final.Van Duijvenbode beat star-studded names Mensur Suljovic, Dimitri van den Bergh, Gary Anderson and Simon Whitlock on his way to facing Gerwyn Price in the finale.Despite defeat, the run turned the 28-year-old into an overnight sensation - not least because of his adopted nickname of 'Aubergenius', derived from his day-to-day profession on an

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