Seven times darts players squared off after Gary Anderson calls Joe Cullen a cheat

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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.

Joe Cullen says that Gary Anderson called him a cheat on stage during their Premier League Darts clash in March - after the Scot threw away a lead to crash out.Having shaken hands with his rival and then the officials, Cullen walked back towards the tables and was met by an annoyed Anderson, who spoke in the ear of the Englishman.The argument continued as Anderson walked off stage, with Cullen then doing an over the top celebration and brushing off the complaints of his counterpart.Daryl Gurney had to be moved away from Gerwyn Price as tempers flared during their Premier League Darts meeting in Sheffield back in 2019. HAVE YOUR SAY!

Do darting bust-ups ruin matches or make them more exciting? Tell us in the comments section Gurney later apologised having pushed to get to the face of his foe and having to be separated by several officials as the crowd went wild.SuperChin then said of the incident: "Last night then I would like to publicly apologise for my overreaction in my match with @Gezzyprice we have spoken and he’s accepted this. "Sorry to anyone that took offence it was such a high pressure match with lots riding on it."Phil Taylor shoved away old rival Raymond van Barneveld with a clenched fist having beaten the Dutchman in a tense World Darts Championship semi-final in 2012.The Power later explained "Raymond's a big lad and he has a strong handshake, and when he pulled me, it hurt me."I.