the first to receive national television coverage. In 1979, Bobby George (who won again in 1986) became the first player to win the championship without losing a leg, the final winner of the original run, Paul Cook, is claimed to have matched this. Sweden’s Stefan Lord, another two-time winner… Continue reading News of The World Darts: Hall of Fame
There are always new players taking up our sport, so here are our evergreen 9 dart starters… Continue reading Playing Darts: The Basics
Inside this veritable Russian doll of a magazine, you will find… Continue reading IT’S A BULLSEYE!Â
Due to unique circumstances Issue 579 gave three Toff Amateur Awards Continue reading Toff Amateur Award Trebled!
World number one and defending world champion Peter Wright has been knocked out in the second round for the second time in back-to-back Euro Tours, Continue reading Wright’s Austrian Exit
“To beat the three best players in the world, at that time, in my first attempt and to whitewash Eric in the final… Continue reading Decadia: The Menace Bridges the Codes
Keith Deller’s momentous 1983 World Championship victory has permanent pride of place in the darting chronicles. Darting folklore has it that, as a fresh-faced 23-year old, Deller entered the tournament as the ultimate underdog. A brave qualifier who had stepped into the lion’s den to play with the big cats. The final against the late, great Eric Bristow was billed as a David meets Goliath … Continue reading Keith Deller: A Legacy in 138
A 2022 dart that bridges the gap between action and aesthetics. Continue reading Firestorm: Winmau Return To Their Peak
darts is no longer just a young man’s game but that, those of us with experience, determination, the skills, and, yes readers, the balls for it, can thrive. Continue reading Wizard’s Wizdom: A Mature Man’s Game?
ÂŁ35 for a World Champion signature dart of this quality is simply a must try… Continue reading Wayne Warren’s Weapons
