Gray Mawson vs Mervyn King: Prediction for the match on November 19, 2025
The Modus Super Series has begun in the Darts world, and Gray Mawson will face off against Mervyn King. Gray Mawson is coming from two consecutive victories, while Mervyn King has recorded four wins and a loss in his last five matches. All hopes are high on this fixture. Who will win this game? At Telecom Asia, we look at the match’s preview and offer free betting opportunities.
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Gary Mawson was born on May 17, 1963, in Etobicoke, Canada, to British parents. He first appeared on TV in 1995 at the World Matchplay, where he lost 8-5 to Phil Taylor in the opening round. Over the years, Mawson became a regular at the World Matchplay, reaching the last sixteen in 1998 and 1999. In 1996, he made his debut at the PDC World Championship but struggled, getting stuck in the group stage. His best result came in 1999 when he won his first-round match against Ritchie Gardner 3-0 before losing 3-2 to John Ferrell. A year earlier, he reached the quarterfinals of the World Grand Prix, which stood as his best result for a long time. That changed in 2008 during the UK Open. By then, Mawson had moved to the USA and chose to represent the country. His journey to the UK Open was nearly derailed when he forgot his passport but was still allowed to board the plane. Once in Bolton, he defeated several top players, including Darren Johnson, Mark Frost, Alex Roy, Mark Lawrence, Mark Dudbridge, and Wayne Jones, to reach the semifinals. There, he shocked the darts world by beating Raymond van Barneveld 10-8, ending his 16-match unbeaten streak. However, in the final, James Wade defeated him 11-7.
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Afterward, Mawson’s career quieted down, though he did compete in the 2019 US Darts Masters. He lost 6-4 to Gerwyn Price in the opening round, representing Canada. These days, Mawson primarily competes in the CDC, which organizes tournaments in North America in partnership with the PDC.
Mervyn King`recent form
Mervyn King is a well-known name in the darts world. He has won several major titles, including the Winmau World Masters, Dutch Open, French Open, and British Open. Right now, he’s also enjoying a lot of TV exposure, especially through the PDC Premier League Darts. In his last game, Mervyn beat Razma M. 6-4 at the Players Championship. Over his career, he has won 3 TV titles in the BDO and 8 PDC ranking titles. He has also hit 4 Nine-dart finishes, 2 of which were on TV. After three years away, Mervyn King will return to Ally Pally for the PDC World Darts Championship. This will be his 28th appearance at a World Championship, counting both BDO and PDC events, and 29 if we include the World Seniors. He secured his spot at the final Challenge Tour of the year, which bumped him to fourth place. Mervyn lost his PDC Tour Card last year, but this qualification for the World Championship is a great comeback. Despite financial troubles, including bankruptcy, Mervyn has worked his way back. He owed over £500,000 in taxes, but his situation is now improving. He qualified by finishing fourth in the Challenge Tour Order of Merit. It’s his first PDC World Championship appearance since 2023, where he was knocked out in the third round by Rob Cross. His best performance came in the BDO, where he reached the 2004 final but lost to Andy Fordham. At 59 years old, Mervyn is now ranked 122nd in the PDC world rankings, but qualifying for the World Championship has guaranteed him at least £15,000 in prize money. A win in the first round would push that to £25,000. He’s already earned nearly £8,000 on the Challenge Tour this year. Mervyn’s highest TV average was 115.62 at the 2021 World Series of Darts Finals. His return to the World Championship in December will surely be a moment to remember.
Mervyn King strength
Mervyn's darts are special. They are scalloped to give a great grip, something he worked on for over 11 hours of test throwing. His "King" darts come in 3 weights, with a standard tungsten or titanium nitride coating. Mervyn uses the 22g version.
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Gray Mawson vs Mervyn King: Betting Insights, Tips & Odds
- In 2012, Mawson reached the quarterfinals of the World Cup of Darts with his U.S. teammate, Darin Young, but they lost 3-1 to England. Mawson’s highlight of that match was defeating Phil Taylor. The following year, Mawson won the Las Vegas Open, beating Wes Newton in the final.
- In his clash against Jenson Walker, He recorded an 84.37 average 3 darts, 8 thrown over 100, and 3 thrown over 140. With a 42% Highest checkout and a checkout accuracy of 22%, Mervyn King's strength is in his ability to try to outplay his opponent. His main strength lies in the thrown over 100. Even in his 4-1 loss to Campbell, he was able to tie that stat with him.
Gray Mawson vs Mervyn King Prediction
We expect a very tough match in this encounter. The two players are very good, and we will overlook the odds. We will therefore wager on Gray Mawson covering the points spread. Both players are facing each other for the third time, in which Mervyn secured a 4-0 and 4-2 victory. Meanwhile, Mervyn King has been playing better than anyone else lately, so we expect him to keep playing at the same high level. As a result, you should place your bet on Mervyn King to win and under the total number of frames.
Our match prediction is correct score of 1-4 with 4.75 odds on 1xbet
Our betting tip on the match is Under 2.5 total Gray Mawson with 1.72 odds on Bet365
Lastly, +1.5 Handicap Gray Mawson with 1.98 odds on betway
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