Gabriel Clemens: Last News

Michael van Gerwen and Gary Anderson will collide in a blockbuster tie after the draw for the upcoming World Grand Prix darts in was made. The draw for the unique double-start event, which will be played at the Morningside Arena in Leicester from October 3-9, pits five-time champion Van Gerwen against 2016 runner-up Anderson, the highest ranked unseeded player in the field.

darts fans in Germany following his European Matchplay defeat to home favourite Gabriel Clemens.The Northern Irishman went down 6-5 to Clemens after missing a match dart to win the second round clash in Trier. The game was played out amid a partisan atmosphere, with Gurney being regularly booed and whistled as he went to throw.

Gerwyn Price produced a jaw-dropping performance as Wales sent hosts Germany tumbling out of the World Cup of Darts.It has been a tough year for The Iceman, who struggled with injury and form as he finished second-bottom of the Premier League table. But clearly relishing teaming up with Jonny Clayton for his country, Price’s impressive form in the tournament hit new heights in the quarter-finals on Sunday afternoon.The 2021 world champion blew Martin Schindler away 4-0 in his singles match which was completed in just six minutes and 40 seconds with an incredible average of 117.88 with legs of 15, 10, 12 and 14 darts.

Darts is on the horizon, with the sport’s premier team event getting underway on Wednesday. A total of 32 teams will be in action, with England, Wales, Scotland, Australia and the Netherlands, minus Michael van Gerwen, among the favourites for glory in Frankfurt.

Fallon Sherrock was ‘not as close as people think’ to securing a Premier League spot.The PDC Premier League Darts kicked off earlier this month, as eight of the world’s best players battle it out for one of the biggest prizes in darts.Prior to the lineup being announced, many had tipped Sherrock to become the first female player to compete in the event, as she continues to make a name for herself in the men’s game.Arguably Sherrock’s most impressive performance on the men’s tour came late last year, as she saw off Mike de Decker, Gabriel Clemens and Mensur Suljovic on the way to a quarter-final finish at the Grand Slam of Darts.This again led to many arguing the Queen of the Palace’s case to earn a Premier League spot, however Porter has since played down Sherrock’s initial chances.When asked how close the 27-year-old was to making the 17-night event, he told Online Darts TV: “Not as close as people think.”The announcement of the lineup for the 2022 lineup was delayed this year, and many thought the wait was down to seeing if Sherrock was able to secure a tour card.However when she failed at Q-school, Porter admitted this wiped her Premier League chances away.He continued: “Obviously when she didn’t win a tour card it made it not a question, because we don’t have non-tour card holders in the Premier League.Do you think Sherrock deserved a Premier League place? Let us know in the comments section.“People used to say ‘why don’t you put the BDO champion in, why don’t you put Phil [Taylor] in after he retired’ things like that. We’ve got tour cards for a reason.

William Borland made darts history as he hit an incredible nine-dart finish in the deciding leg to see off fellow youngster Bradley Brooks in a first-round Ally Pally classic.The two players were locked at two sets and two legs each when Borland scored the perfect leg to spark scenes of jubilation in north London.It was the first time a nine-dart finish has ever been struck to win a match in a game broadcast live on TV.Borland becomes just the fifth player in PDC history to hit the perfect leg in a last-leg decider, joining Ian White, Chris Dobey, Mensur Suljovic, Madars Razma and Gabriel Clemens.Brooks sprinted out of the blocks, averaging nearly 113 as he took the first set 3-0.Borland took sets two and three 3-1 and 3-2 respectively,

Fallon Sherrock's record-breaking run at the 2021 Grand Slam of Darts came to an end on Saturday evening as Peter Wright secured a battling victory of 16 legs to 13.The World No 2 survived some early scares to secure his spot in the semi-finals, where he will look to see off Michael Smith to book a clash with Gerwyn Price or James Wade in the final.Fallon went into the clash as a huge underdog despite her impressive victory over Mensur Suljovic in the second round, a match in which she won by a full five legs.The 27-year-old, who earned a legion of fans after becoming the first woman to win a match at the PDC World Championships back in 2019, made history again this week.The Milton Keynes local beat both Mike De Decker and Gabriel Clemens