World Grand Prix

The 26th staging of the World Grand Prix will see reigning champion Michael van Gerwen headlining the 32-player field including forner champion Jonny Clayton...

...analyst suggests there is value to be found in the 10-1 offered against Luke Humphries who is tipped by many to win a TV major sooner rather than later...

The draw for the unique double-start event, which will be played at Leicester's Morningside Arena from October 2-8, includes several intriguing ties...

Van Gerwen, who lifted his sixth World Grand Prix title in 2022, will open his challenge against World Youth Champion Rock – one of three debutants in this year’s 32-player field.

Reigning World Grand Prix champion Van Gerwen will headline this year’s event, which will see World Champion Michael Smith and 2018 runner-up Peter Wright eyeing maiden double-start titles.

Rising Dutch star Gian van Veen leads the pack of hopefuls looking to snatch a place in Leicester, with... William O'Connor among the players still in with a chance of qualifying.

The World Grand Prix is unique and, as a result, is beloved by many. Combined with its Dublin home and early-round shock potential the double start format ensures that there is always something to talk about.

The Dutchman raced out of the gates early in the Final, breaking throw in the second leg before winning the first set without reply going into the first interval.

Michael van Gerwen won his sixth double-start title at the BoyleSports World Grand Prix...