PDC Majors

A year ago, Littler rewrote every record in the book by becoming the youngest world champion in PDC history — a teenager ruling the palace like a seasoned emperor. Now the newly crowned world number one begins another crusade...

One unsuspecting member of the public, plucked from obscurity, will stroll onto the most iconic stage in world darts and attempt to fling their way into history… and into £180,000...

The Special One is heading back to the Alexandra Palace after coming through the World Championship qualifiers in Leicester by the absolute width of a wire...

the teenage titan overcame Nathan Aspinall 11–8 to seize the Players Championship Finals crown his sixth 'major' of 2025...

The teenage titan remains firmly on course to capture one of the only two PDC majors still missing from his rapidly expanding empire...

...five former PDC major winners hurled violently overboard in a single, chaotic swoop. Minehead has never pretended to be gentle — but today, it was downright merciless.

hopes of a glorious hat-trick evaporated under the ferocious glare of the newly crowned European Champion, Gian van Veen.

The first earthquake came with the early demise of a former World Champion: Rob Cross. Voltage fizzled out just after lunch as Polish prodigy Sebastian Bialecki produced a performance bursting with swagger, precision and fearless youthful insolence...

Day One of the £600,000 tournament - featuring the top 64 players on the 2025 Players Championship rankings... with reigning champion Humphries, world number one Luke Littler and top seed Gerwyn Price amongst the headline acts