Legacy

The Limestone Cowboy will play out his final tournament at a new home of Westlands in Yeovil, in a fantastic career that saw him win the World Championship in 1988 and the World Masters 3 times in a row. 

Cameron comes in as number 1 seed and will face off against Neil Duff, also a Lakeside victor in 2022 as WDF World champion.

Although it's barely credible that another 30 years have passed since this celebratory piece...

The story above carries many of the same themes as manufacturers are after today. The blend of steel tip flexibility and 'feel'...

The baton wasn't so much as handed over as snatched away as Phil Taylor grabbed the first of his World titles in an emphatic victory

The remarkable and somewhat under credited Mandy Solomons claimed the second of four World masters titles in 1989

if I did that and got my tour card, I wouldn’t have been able to do the Seniors and play Phil Taylor which was one of my dreams,

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...

Alan Warriner-Little became the one and only player to do a celebratory “Walk-off”...