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Gerwyn Price explains why he made U-turn over Premier League after dismissal
Gerwyn Price has admitted he rediscovered his love for darts in time to feature in the Premier League. Price had a torrid 2024 failing to produce his best form at the oche, and even decided to take a break from the sport after falling out of love with it. PDCPrice has been selected for the 2025 Premier League[/caption] But the Welshman went on a positive run at the 2025 World Championship, bowing out at the quarter final stage to Chris Dobey. He used exhibition events to rediscover his fondness for the sport, and is now back to producing some of his best displays with arrow in hand. Despite his tough 2024, Price was selected for the invitational Premier League, holding a high ranking as well as serious box office power on tour. During his sticky spell, Price had suggested he would snub any invite to the tournament to focus on himself. But he has since accepted his place in the line-up and insists time away from the sport made him realise it was the correct move. He told talkSPORT.com: “Like I said I had time off, not that I wanted to. “I had a little bit of a break, I missed out on the Grand Slam not qualifying for that. “It gave me a lot of time to reflect on what I was doing if I was playing darts, and there isn’t much to do. “If I wasn’t in the Premier League, I’d be stuck in the house bored out of my skull. “So it’s best to be out on the road again, and back doing it on the big stages in the Premier League. Price narrowly missed out on Premier League glory two years ago but is back for moreGetty “Being out of tournament gives you a lot more time at home and a lot more time to think. “If I wasn’t in the Premier League this year and I was given three months to think, I’d have been a bit gutted about it. “I’m looking forward to it now, and things change as time goes on.” Price has already had a positive start to 2025 in the Masters series, reaching the final of the Bahrain leg in January. During that time he eliminated Luke Littler, and broke the record for the highest three-dart average in the tournament’s history, showing he has what it takes to compete. ‘The Iceman’ was unable to reach the latter stages of the Winmau Masters being edged in a deciding leg clash with Damon Heta, but will once again take encouragement from his form. Price had a good run at Ally Pally leading to his change of heartGetty And having gone so close to lifting the title in 2023 but falling to narrow defeat to Michael Van Gerwen in the final, he is hoping to go one step further this year. He added: “I know I’ve still got a good game. I have been practicing very well. “I am playing well, last season it just didn’t happen on stage, but one tournament. “If I win it I could be flying again and then I’d be really back in form.” Follow talkBOXING on social media talkBOXING is now on Twitter and Facebook. Follow us on social media for big breaking boxing news, exclusive interviews and the best bits from our talkBOXING YouTube show. Like our Facebook page HERE Follow us on Twitter HERE Sign up for our WhatsApp channel HERE
Gerwyn Price has admitted he rediscovered his love for darts in time to feature in the Premier League.
Price had a torrid 2024 failing to produce his best form at the oche, and even decided to take a break from the sport after falling out of love with it.
But the Welshman went on a positive run at the 2025 World Championship, bowing out at the quarter final stage to Chris Dobey.
He used exhibition events to rediscover his fondness for the sport, and is now back to producing some of his best displays with arrow in hand.
Despite his tough 2024, Price was selected for the invitational Premier League, holding a high ranking as well as serious box office power on tour.
During his sticky spell, Price had suggested he would snub any invite to the tournament to focus on himself.
But he has since accepted his place in the line-up and insists time away from the sport made him realise it was the correct move.
He told talkSPORT.com: “Like I said I had time off, not that I wanted to.
“I had a little bit of a break, I missed out on the Grand Slam not qualifying for that.
“It gave me a lot of time to reflect on what I was doing if I was playing darts, and there isn’t much to do.
“If I wasn’t in the Premier League, I’d be stuck in the house bored out of my skull.
“So it’s best to be out on the road again, and back doing it on the big stages in the Premier League.
“Being out of tournament gives you a lot more time at home and a lot more time to think.
“If I wasn’t in the Premier League this year and I was given three months to think, I’d have been a bit gutted about it.
“I’m looking forward to it now, and things change as time goes on.”
Price has already had a positive start to 2025 in the Masters series, reaching the final of the Bahrain leg in January.
During that time he eliminated Luke Littler, and broke the record for the highest three-dart average in the tournament’s history, showing he has what it takes to compete.
‘The Iceman’ was unable to reach the latter stages of the Winmau Masters being edged in a deciding leg clash with Damon Heta, but will once again take encouragement from his form.
And having gone so close to lifting the title in 2023 but falling to narrow defeat to Michael Van Gerwen in the final, he is hoping to go one step further this year.
He added: “I know I’ve still got a good game. I have been practicing very well.
“I am playing well, last season it just didn’t happen on stage, but one tournament.
“If I win it I could be flying again and then I’d be really back in form.”
