He also usurps Michael Van Gerwen as world number one.
Gerwyn Price claimed his first PDC World Darts Championship title in London last night.
The Welshman missed 11 match darts before he beat two-time winner Gary Anderson by 7 sets to 3 in the final at Alexandra Palace.
The win sees Price replace Michael van Gerwen as the world number one - he says it's a lot to take in:
Anderson says to get to the final is a great pat on the back for himself.
He had talked of walking away from the sport but says that's not the case now:
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