Gary Anderson takes on Mensur Suljovic in the World Matchplay final on Sunday night - live on Sky Sports Action from 7pm - with both players aiming to win their maiden title in Blackpool.
Scottish star Anderson will be bidding to claim the Triple Crown, having already won the World Championship and Premier League twice.
Anderson showed his class with a heavy-scoring display to back up the nine-darter he landed in the quarter-finals as he won through to his first Blackpool final with a 17-12 success against young Dutchman Jeffrey de Zwaan.
The 47-year-old, who has already won the UK Open and US Darts Masters title so far in 2018, lost out to Suljovic in the Champions League of Darts final last September, but believes that he can overcome the tricky Austrian in Sunday's decider.
"I love Mensur to bits and he's a gentleman, but I hate playing him!" admitted Anderson. "Jeffrey's style suits me but I've been fighting hard in the last few weeks and I feel I can win whether I play fast or slow.
"I'm just going to get on with it. I think we will see a different Mensur tomorrow - I've got a different head on than when I used to play him so we'll see what happens.
"He might kick off quick and run away with it, I might do the same or it might be another tight one. The way I am playing at the moment, I'm comfy. Nobody is untouchable, nobody is unbeatable. We'll see what happens. If I win, I win, if I lose, I lose.
"It would be nice to add this title, but I'm a great believer in if it's meant to be, it's meant to be."
Suljovic booked his spot in the final with a 17-13 defeat of 2017 finalist Wright to continue his bid to win The Phil Taylor Trophy and the £115,000 top prize.
"I have already reached my goal, anything else is a bonus but I will give it 100 per cent," said the Austrian.
Sky Sports' expert Wayne Mardle believes Suljovic is a real dangerman for Anderson, with the Scot having problems against him in the past.
"Gary struggles against him sometimes, but I've got to say there's normally a Gary that turns up that says if I win, I win. If I lose, I lose. I just don't see that in his make up this week," said Hawaii 501. "There was that determination and that will to win when he came back to beat Raymond van Barneveld earlier in the week and he's just not buckled.
"He got fortunate against Joe Cullen, but he hung in there and won. You have got to perform under pressure and he has done. When he's playing like this then he expects to play like this again and again.
"If I was going to be either player I would want to be Gary Anderson right now."
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