Joe Cullen: Last News

Gerwyn Price has delayed his boxing debut but will continue to play darts with his fractured hand.Price was set to step into the ring with fellow Welshman and close friend Rhys Evans in a charity bout on April 9. But as per Wales Online, that has now been pushed back to May 13 after it was discovered his right hand, which has been injured for a number of weeks, is in fact broken.The world No2's busy darts schedule will continue, though, and he takes on Joe Cullen in the quarter-finals of Night 8 of the Premier League tonight (Thursday March 31)."I was still in discomfort with my hand so I went back to the hospital and the X-ray showed a small fracture," said Price.

Gerwyn Price has proved his superhuman nature once again after he revealed he won his 25th PDC title with a fractured hand.The Iceman was victorious at Players Championship 7 on Saturday (March 26), defeating Madars Razma 8-4 in the final to pick up his latest crown. He did so despite suffering with an injury to his right hand which at the time was unspecified.Since the weekend Price has had further scans and discovered that it is in fact broken, and has been all this time.

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***.

A darts match between Joe Cullen and Daryl Gurney on Sunday afternoon spiralled into chaos as some members of the crowd started whistling.During the German Darts Championship match, referee George Noble had called on the crowd several times to stop making noises as it was clearly putting off and aggravating the players.The whistling continued and the referee threatened to stop the game entirely, insisting that if such sounds persisted he would be taking the players off the stage.After Gurney managed to find his stride and saw off Cullen with a 6-3 win in the last 16, some online comments blasted the actions of the crowd. One said: "Why on earth would anyone do that? Imagine like you go to a professional darts championship created by the PDC, you are watching the raining masters and a one-time world grand prix winner playing an amazing game and YOU are whistling like you have nothing better to do."Another scorned: "Paying good money to watch the best in the world play, and some jacka** is whistling.

Michael van Gerwen has insisted that he would never beg for a Premier League Darts wildcard having slipped down to fifth in the PDC Order of Merit.The three-time PDC World Darts Champion and five-time Premier League winner has fallen out of the top four in the rankings after a difficult 2021 on the tour.Usually, only the top four ranked players would be guaranteed a place in the weekly event and be joined by six challengers - but changes were made for 2022.With only eight players participating, the top six were invited as well as reigning Premier League champion Jonny Clayton and Masters champion Joe Cullen, which would put fifth spot on the brink in future.Following Van Gerwen's quarter-final victory over James Wade in Brighton on Thursday (March 10) Rod Studd joked that he would have to win the tournament to be invited back in 2023.To which Van Gerwen replied on Sky Sports: "I would never beg for a wildcard, trust me about that."It was a tough two years but it is getting back at the moment.

Gerwyn Price has been forced to withdraw from Night 5 of the Premier League Darts Championship following an injury to his hand.The Iceman, 37, was due to play Joe Cullen in the quarter-final stage of the revamped competition.But Price will not take to the oche at Brighton on Thursday evening after informing the PDC of his decision to withdraw.The Welshman had travelled to the south coast on Wednesday in the hope of shaking off his injury but upon practice, it was clear he would be unable to compete.As a result, Joe Cullen will be awarded a 6-0 victory and automatically advance to the semi-finals at Brighton.The Rock Star will face the winner of Michael van Gerwen's tussle with James Wade, aiming to pick up a first Premier League win since the start of February.After besting Wade and Price at the oche on Night 2, Cullen came unstuck in a 6-4 final loss to Jonny Clayton.And the Bradford-born tungsten-thrower is yet to bounce back since losing the Liverpool final to The Ferret.HAVE YOUR SAY! Is Gerwyn Price darts' greatest boo-boy? 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.

Darts fans are again facing questions after Joe Cullen was forced to pull out of throwing a crucial dart due to being distracted.The Masters champion was throwing to win an important leg to keep him in his Premier League Night Three quarter-final tie with Michael van Gerwen.But as he aimed to throw his second dart at double nine, Cullen dropped his arm and stared furiously to the right-hand side of the stage.He muttered to himself before completing his visit - and failing to hit the all-important check-out.Van Gerwen went on to win the match 6-3 and seal a semi-final tie with Gerwyn Price.After MVG plundered double four for the match, Cullen again turned to the right-hand side of the stage but held in his frustration.He exchanged a handshake with Van Gerwen and the Englishman muttered a few words into the ear of his opponent.It is not clear what forced Cullen to turn around, though there is no indication that Van Gerwen did anything wrong.Cullen will also be frustrated with the level of his performance, where he could only muster up an average of 91.88.HAVE YOUR SAY! Do you think Joe Cullen was right to take issue with the fans? 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.

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”.

Premier League line-up in full: Michael van Gerwen, Peter Wright, Gerwyn Price, Jonny Clayton, James Wade, Michael Smith, Gary Anderson, Joe Cullen.

Peter Wright has ramped up his war of words with Michael van Gerwen by predicting that the three-time world champion will not win a televised tournament in 2021.Snakebite opened his account for the year with victory in the Players Championship 8 in Milton Keynes on Friday before taking aim at his long-time rival.Using Van Gerwen’s holidaying as ammunition, 2020 world champion Wright stated that the Dutchman should be spending more time on the practising because of the recent improvement in quality.Each of Joe Cullen, Jonny Clayton, James Wade and Brendan Dolan have picked up PDC titles this season alongside world No.