The Welshman was beaten 5-1 by Germany’s Gabriel Clemens, while Michael van Gerwen also advanced to the semi-finals.
WORLD NUMBER ONE Gerwyn Price’s bizarre attempts to block out the raucous Alexandra Palace crowd by wearing ear defenders failed to have the desired effect as he crashed out of the PDC World Championships last night.
But it did not prevent him from losing the fifth set and when he returned to the stage wearing less-bulky ear plugs, which he had apparently spent some time practicing in, the outcome was the same as Clemens sealed a 5-1 win to become the first German to reach the last four of the competition. “The situation with Price is that he has had his ear defenders with him prior to this game and it was something he was thinking of doing,” he told Sky Sports.
It is not the first controversy Price has been involved in during the championships as Sky Sports had to apologise to viewers earlier this week after he made a gesture which could have been construed as offensive to disabled people during his victory over Jose de Sousa.
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