In-depth or opinion pieces, regular features and longer reads. Mainly from Darts World Magazine and its authors/contributors.
MICHAEL Smith underlined his membership of the exclusive club of ProTour weekend double-event winners…. Bullyboy also hit a nine-dart leg, claimed his first Premier League ‘night win’, and finished off with his first European Tour win for five years. Continue reading Going His Own Way?
Rafael Nadal kicked off the month of June by winning a14th French Open title…Darts, however, has an event dominance expert of its own. Continue reading Six of The Best: Dominance
The national pairs competition returns to our screens from Frankfurt, for the first time, this month Continue reading Six of the Best: World Cup Wannabies
I was calling a couple of games on a county weekend…. I was never going to be as good as the likes of Phil Taylor and all these boys so I became one of the county callers… Continue reading 64 and Still Counting: Russ Bray’s As Busy As Ever
“I was 15-years old when Keith Deller came from nowhere to beat Eric Bristow in the 1983 final. I thought it was brilliant and taped it on VHS. Continue reading Love The Darts: Helen Chamberlain
For Smith senior, he was keen to make fonder memories the second time around. So together with Ky, he jetted off to London as a qualifier and left a cult hero. Continue reading At the Double with the Smiths: Part II
“… in the middle of the Australian Championship, I ended up spending two days in hospital…” Once in a while, Darts magically has a way of treating us to a wondrous Cinderella story. At the recent World Championships, the Australian Raymond Smith was the star of the latest darting fairytale, upsetting the odds and reaching the last 16 of the tournament. But sadly for Raymond, … Continue reading Raymond Smith: Behind the Guru
Would you like to see WDF players invited to the Grand Slam later in the year to maintain the initial tradition of that tournament? Continue reading Master of the Rolls: WDF General Secretary goes Q & A
Ronnie O’Sullivan has won his seventh Snooker World Championship…also earns ‘The Rocket’ the honour of being the oldest snooker world champion…How does this remarkable effort compare to those achieved in darts or other popular sports in their modern era? Continue reading Six of the Best: Older and Wiser?
Last year was undeniably a breakthrough one for the gifted Geordie. In February, victory over Jonny Clayton in Bolton gave him a maiden PDC title. It’s fair to say with no huge expectation or preparation either… Continue reading Rydz’ Riotous Rise
