World Grand Prix Darts: Gerwyn Price Confident Against Luke Littler, Predicts Quarter-Final Victory with A-Game Performance
Engaging World Grand Prix Darts Quarter-Finals Promise Thrills
Price vs Littler: A Darts Showdown
Gerwyn Price steps into the World Grand Prix quarter-finals with unwavering confidence, declaring he is “not scared of anybody” as he faces Luke Littler. After a decisive 3-0 victory over Josh Rock, Price is set to encounter Littler, who similarly dominated defending champion Mike De Decker. While Littler had a spectacular 170 finish, his performance in the last match wasn’t as dazzling as his first-round triumph against Gian van Veen.
Price, aiming to reclaim the Grand Prix title he first won in 2020, stated, “I really want to have a game against Luke [Littler]. If I can maintain pressure, it will be a good contest. He’s playing well, but my focus remains on winning. I play against the board, not the individual.”
Humphries Gears Up for Menzies Challenge
Also on Friday, the top-ranked Luke Humphries will square off against Scotland’s Cameron Menzies. Menzies has already claimed victories over Chris Dobey and Rob Cross, making him an unpredictable opponent. Humphries remarked, “Cameron is a funny player. You’re never quite sure which version will show up, but I’m preparing for him at his best.”
Interestingly, Menzies left his job as a plumber five months ago to fully dedicate himself to darts—an endeavor that has already paid dividends. Reflecting on his journey, Menzies commented, “I never imagined getting this far. It’s my dream to be a professional, and I feel fortunate to be in this position.”
Anderson vs Noppert: A Clash of Styles
Veteran Gary Anderson is set to face the “overlooked” Danny Noppert. Anderson holds Noppert in high esteem, noting that while he may not hit the highest averages, he is always a threat. “Danny is a cracking player,” Anderson shared. “He’s solid and will capitalize on any opportunities given.”
Clayton Seeks Momentum Against Van Duijvenbode
Former champion Jonny Clayton enters his match against Dirk van Duijvenbode with renewed motivation. As the Dutchman prepares for his second World Grand Prix quarter-final, Clayton sees this encounter as a “wake-up call” and knows he must elevate his performance.
Friday’s Darts Lineup: Exciting Matches Ahead
Friday night’s quarter-finals promise intense action with the following matchups:
- Danny Noppert vs Gary Anderson
- Dirk van Duijvenbode vs Jonny Clayton
- Luke Littler vs Gerwyn Price
- Luke Humphries vs Cameron Menzies
The matches will be broadcast live from 7 p.m. on Sky Sports+ and Sky Sports Main Event. As always, Sky Sports remains the premier destination for darts fans, covering events such as the World Matchplay, World Grand Prix, and World Championship. Streaming is also available on NOW, offering flexible viewing options without the need for a contract. Enjoy world-class darts action with Emegypt.
