Inside darts star Gerwyn Price’s ‘man cave of man caves’ with snooker and cinema as fans say ‘it’s bigger than my flat’
GERWYN PRICE left fans stunned as he showed off his massive man cave.
The World No4 darts star took to social media to give fans a sneak peek into how he spends his downtime.
The minute-long video displayed a variety of neat activities in Price’s “man cave of man caves.
It started out with Price showing off a striking armchair before panning left to show a television and shirt memorabilia on the wall next to a snooker table.
The far wall showed off three more bits of memorabilia.
Next, the clip panned to the left to show the full space of the area.
A pool table can be seen – this time with a blue instead of green covering – as well as another armchair, more shirt memorabilia and a home cinema area.
The Iceman then takes a walk to the side of the room where the huge screen is.
Peering around the wall revealed a suitably-themed Gerwyn Price darts board and mat.
The huge cinema screen was shown next, furnished with an armchair and a large settee.
Remarkably there is also room for a kitchen area behind it.
Reacting to the stunning man cave, one fan said: “I don’t think I’d ever leave the house.”
A second remarked: “This is dream stuff I’d never go to work.”
A third joked: “This man cave is bigger than my flat.”
Another added: “The dream.”
Price is targeting the £120,000 World Grand Prix jackpot to pay for his new man cave.
The Iceman said: “I wanted to win that 3-0 in sets and 9-0 in legs.
“I started a bit better than he did. I didn’t score as I could. Martin was way off the pace. I kept focused.
“Thankfully he missed those doubles and I got over the winning line. A better performance from me but there is still more in the tank.
“There are some great players left in this tournament but hopefully by the end of it, I will lift that trophy once again – because I need to pay for my man cave. So, I need to win this one.”
The 38-year-old is in action against Martin Schindler in tonight’s World Grand Prix quarter-final.
In 2020 Price won a legal battle against a neighbour who had claimed his “boozy” pals had peed over her wall.