Losing isn’t an option for Gerwyn Price — and he’ll be the first to tell you. From the moment he arrived in professional darts, the Iceman brought something totally different: raw intensity, in-your-face celebrations, and a complete refusal to follow darts’ unwritten “gentleman” rules.
Very quickly, the chaos started.
He’s been booed out of arenas, shoved at the ockey, refused handshakes, screamed at backstage, fined by the PDC, and turned into the sport’s ultimate villain — all while winning majors and becoming world champion.
In this video, we break down 7 players who clashed with Gerwyn Price — and the wild moments that followed:
Cory Cadby – The Auckland showdown that ended with no handshake and pure bad blood.
Gary Anderson – The infamous 2018 Grand Slam final: shoulder barges, shouting, and a record fine.
Daryl Gurney – From Premier League shoves to a full-blown backstage explosion at the World Matchplay.
Peter Wright – The 2020 World Championship semi-final that ended with no handshake and a public apology.
Kim Huybrechts – Face-to-face confrontation in a deciding set at Ally Pally, with the referee forced to intervene.
Gabriel Clemens – The night Price wore ear defenders on the World Championship stage and lost to the boos.
Adrian Lewis – A routine match that turned into an instant feud after one “friendly” hug went badly wrong.
Love him or hate him, Gerwyn Price changes the atmosphere every time he walks on stage. Is he darts’ ultimate villain, or just the most honest competitor the sport has ever seen?
👇 Tell us in the comments:
Whose side are you on in these rivalries — Price or his opponents?
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