Ross Smith Defeats Gerwyn Price in World Series of Darts Finals
English darts player Ross Smith won the World Series of Darts Finals by defeating Gerwyn Price in the final, claiming the £100,000 prize.
Representing England, Ross Smith achieved the championship of the major tournament by defeating his opponent Gerwyn Price in the World Series of Darts Finals, winning the £100,000 prize.
Road to the Championship and the Final Match
Ross Smith faced Gerwyn Price in the final match and delivered a superior performance after the interval when the score was tied at 5-5.
Performance Throughout the Tournament
Having been eliminated in the first round during his previous participations in New Zealand and Australia, Ross Smith defeated Northern Ireland's Josh Rock 10-7 in the quarterfinals of this tournament.
Smith advanced to the final by securing an 11-8 victory against Dutch player Gian van Veen in the semifinal match.
Gerwyn Price's Path to the Final
Tournament finalist Gerwyn Price had managed to defeat James Wade in the quarterfinal round.
Price earned the right to face Ross Smith in the final by overcoming his compatriot Jonny Clayton in the semifinals.
Luke Littler's Campaign
Luke Littler's goal of winning all major PDC championships in 2026 came to an end in this tournament.
Littler was eliminated from the tournament after losing 10-4 to Jonny Clayton in the quarterfinals.