Gerwyn Price has issued a stark warning to his rivals after claiming Night Two victory at the Premier League Darts in Antwerp. The Welshman defeated Michael van Gerwen 6-3 in Thursday's final, moving up to second place in the standings, three points behind the early leader. Price's win marks his sixth Premier League night victory, adding to triumphs in Belfast, Sheffield, Cardiff, Nottingham, and Newcastle.

'The Iceman' believes he is playing the best darts of his career, surpassing even his 2021 World Championship form. Despite recording three of the top five averages at Players Championship 2 earlier this week, Price fell to Wessel Nijman in the final. He insists major success is imminent, telling Sky Sports: "If I keep playing the way I am, there's no way I can't pick up a major."

Price's blistering form has seen him average over 100 in ten consecutive matches, with peaks reaching 117.12. He defeated Gian van Veen, Jonny Clayton, and then ended Van Gerwen's unbeaten start to the Premier League. With Night Three heading to Glasgow next Thursday, Price aims to build momentum for back-to-back nightly wins while chasing his first major TV title in five years.