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Noppert won the 180 battle 8-1 when he last faced Joyce

Gerywn Price has become the second favourite after Luke Humphries for this competition following Luke Littler's first round exit to Luke Woodhouse.

Price will be really motivated to make the most of Littler's early exit having been denied a decent run in major tournaments, usually due to Littler's dominance. Price is brilliant on tops and managed to get away really quickly against Sebastien Bialecki in the first round, leaving the Polish debutant helpless as he secured a 2-0 victory.

Ross Smith got really lucky against Cameron Menzies in the opening round, surviving match darts to earn a 2-1 victory. He didn't look totally settled in the format, and I worry that he won't be able to get away as often as Price on the outer ring with Price being prolific on tops.

Ross Smith has also never been past the last 16 at the World Grand Prix, going out in this round in each of his last four appearances in the competition. Price won the Grand Prix back in 2020 - he's been without a major for a while, but he's not going to get a better opportunity with Littler already out.

Noppert saw off an awkward opponent in the first round, beating Niko Springer in the first round and now takes on a player in Ryan Joyce who should be really confident after knocking out Michael van Gerwen in the opening round.

Noppert hit 2+ 180s in that game, also hitting 10+ 140s. He's naturally a much stronger scorer than Joyce, who is quite methodical, and has improved his maximum hitting over the last year which has allowed him to have much stronger runs in major tournaments.

Joyce's best attributes come out more towards the end of legs, he's really prolific on the outer ring but his scoring can let him down. He's not obsessed with the treble 20 bed, and will move away if he must as his darts can be a bit of a blocker if they land at the wrong angle.

Joyce didn't hit a single 180 against MvG in the opening round, showing further how this format disrupts his already iffy scoring, yet doesn't really harm his chances of coming away with the result due to his proficiency on the outer ring.

The pair haven't met since the 2024 World Championships, where Joyce came away a 3-1 winner in sets but lost the 180 battle 8-1. Noppert is operating at 0.28 180s per leg, double the output of Joyce over the last year (0.16).

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