Ross Smith produced a stunning performance to defeat Gerwyn Price and win the World Series of Darts Finals, as Gerwyn Price admitted he "does not care" if he never wins another major following what he described as an "absolute rubbish" defeat. The final took place on Sunday 20 September 2026, with the match ending in a decisive victory for Smith.
Price, who was preparing to head to Tenerife after the event, was candid about his performance, saying he "does not care" if he never wins another major. His defeat to Smith was characterised by his own harsh assessment of his play as "absolute rubbish".
Earlier in the tournament, Luke Littler's hopes of a clean sweep of titles were dashed as he was knocked out in the last eight. Littler had been aiming to win all the titles on offer but fell short in the quarter-finals.
The World Series of Darts Finals concluded with Ross Smith lifting the trophy, while Price's immediate future remains uncertain as he heads to Tenerife. The event, broadcast by Sky Sports Darts, saw a dramatic conclusion to the competition.
