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This is not merely a contract extension. It is a declaration. A reaffirmation that darts, right now, is very much a sport on the upward curve – and one worth backing.

The supporting cast is anything but merely window dressing...Singapore’s evergreen icon Paul Lim continues to defy chronology.

revisiting the 2024 Q-School intake and comparing the fortunes of the thirty-one players who emerged clutching a two-year tour card. What we found was sobering. Stark. Almost cruel.

Step forward Andreas Harrysson. Fifty years old. Born in Målilla. A qualifier. And now, after dispatching Ricardo Pietreczko, officially etched into the history books on the grandest stage darts has to offer...

As you might gather for our name Darts World has always championed darts at every level and across the globe. The recent surges and resultant stories have been truly remarkable....

At the dawn of 2025, North America still had representation on the PDC Pro Tour. Two Canadians – Matt Campbell and Jeff Smith – and two Americans – Danny Lauby and Jules van Dongen – held tour cards. By November, the tide had already turned...

Corey Cadby — once hailed as the incandescent future of Australian darts — now finds himself staring at the darkest chapter of his turbulent life...

The Australian icon beat Raymond Smith 10-7 in the final at Nissan Arena to pocket the $30,000 prize but more importantly his place at the Paddy Power World Darts Championship next month...

In a repeat of the Night Two final in Newcastle, which Smith won, ‘Guru’ claimed his second nightly win in his fourth final of the Premier League to clinch the weekly $2000 prize.