PDC

...bookmakers had installed Jonny Clayton as the favourite to finish bottom of the table.

Two-time PDC major winner Nathan Aspinall is the defending champion, having finally broken his European Tour duck twelve months ago with a memorable triumph ...

At the epicentre of this philosophical discomfort sit the sport’s twin luminaries: Luke Littler and Luke Humphries. The pre-eminent one-two on the Order of Merit. Generational supremacy intersecting with youthful audacity. When these two collide, it should feel like an astronomical event ...

While Littler departed Cardiff with the nightly trophy in hand, it was Jonny Clayton who left the Welsh capital with the honour of leading the standings. The Ferret currently enjoys ...

Having lifted the trophy in Minehead two years ago, the out of form Belgian arrived at this year’s tournament with a colossal £110,000 hanging ominously over his ...

The Nuke faced the only man who has participated in every single UK Open staging since the tournament’s inception - the indefatigable James Wade.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the reigning champion Luke Littler remains firmly on course to defend his title

Among those still standing resolutely are three players who have previously conquered this famously unpredictable event ...

Waiting for The Nuke is the legendary Gary Anderson, who has been throwing with majestic authority throughout the weekend ...