PDC Majors

This was Littler in absolute top gear. Full Nuke. No limiter. An imperious 106.58 average. Clinical on the doubles. Seventeen maximums hurled with the casual menace of a player operating several planes above normality...

Hawkeye Kevin Doets seized the afternoon headlines beneath the Alexandra Palace lights, edging out two-time PDC major winner Nathan Aspinall in yet another seven-set...

Luke Humphries, ...was forced to summon his champion’s resolve to repel a thunderous late uprising from Gabriel Clemens, and in doing so, secure his passage into the last 16.

Yet popularity, for all its intoxicating volume, is not a currency that guarantees sanctuary. And after a bruising third-round exit at the PDC World Championship to James Hurrell, the Bullet now finds his 2026 Premier League destiny hanging by a silken, fraying thread...

Pedigree met momentum. Silk collided with steel. And across seven ferociously contested sets, the result was a thriller worthy of the grandest billing...

With the two preceding matches meandering into soap-opera excess, Littler arrived like a coiled spring finally given permission to jettison into the air...

In another white-knuckle Ally Pally classic, the sole remaining Welshman in the tournament eventually galloped home in a deciding set...

Last – but by absolutely no means least – we arrive at section four ...a section that reads less like a pathway and more like a bare-knuckle alley fight.

[A] quarter dripping in pedigree, pace and peril, headlined by the man who only recently wore the twin crowns of World Champion and world number one …