The 2025 Swiss Darts Trophy continues rolling on this Saturday afternoon as the second round action kicks off in Basel. Some big names and intriguing encounters in store too, including the likes of former world champions Peter Wright and Rob Cross, plus rising star Gian van Veen.
The 2025 Hungarian Darts Trophy was held in Budapest last weekend. The final victory went somewhat surprisingly to Niko Springer, who was too strong for Danny Noppert in the final 8-7.
Niko Springer won the 2025 Hungarian Darts Trophy last weekend. The 25-year-old German defeated Danny Noppert 8-7 in the final. For Springer, it was the first PDC ranking title of his career.
The PDC Order of Merit is the ranking system for professional darts at the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). Over the years, only thirteen players have led the world rankings in darts.
The end of September is dominated by the qualifying race for the 2025 World Grand Prix. Who will manage to secure a starting spot for the iconic double-in double-out tournament?
Michael van Gerwen showed this weekend why he still belongs to the absolute world top in darts. The 36-year-old Dutchman defeated Luke Littler 11-7 in the final of the 2025 World Series of Darts Finals.
Lately, though, Snakebite has looked more lost puppy than venomous reptile. His ranking has slipped toward the brink of the top 16, and his form has wobbled like a cheap pub table.
Peter Wright has shown fleeting glimpses of the player he once was in recent times. Now fallen to the brink of the top 16 whilst failing to consistently find his best game, he has turned to different methods, citing weight loss as the way to go.
In the latest episode of the Darts Draait Door podcast, Damien Vlottes and Vincent van der Voort cast their eyes over a number of big talking points in the sport.
Peter Wright has undergone a remarkable physical transformation in recent months. The two-time world champion has lost around three stone (19 kilograms) and says he now feels “fantastic” both physically and mentally.
Peter Wright added a little color to a very mediocre summer at the Czech Darts Open in Prague. The two-time world champion struggled with his form, but did manage to beat Benjamin Pratnemer 6-2 on Saturday.
Luke Littler won the Flanders Darts Trophy last weekend. The Nuke beat Josh Rock 8-7 in the final in Antwerp. For Littler it is already his second title on the European Tour this year, after winning the Belgian Darts Open in early March.
Two-time world champion Peter Wright endured another chastening defeat on the European Tour, brushed aside 6-1 by Luke Woodhouse in Antwerp in a performance that left pundits Glen Durrant and Dan Dawson openly questioning where “Snakebite” goes from here.
A dramatic Saturday afternoon at the 2025 Flanders Darts Trophy saw some of the tournament’s biggest names bow out early, most notably both defending champion Dave Chisnall and Peter Wright suffered heavy defeats at the Antwerp Expo.
On Wednesday in Milton Keynes, the PDC Tour Card Holder Qualifier for the 2025 World Series of Darts Finals took place – and it brought an end to a proud streak for Michael Smith.
From Friday, August 29 to Sunday, August 31, the Flanders Darts Trophy in Antwerp is on the program. This is the tenth Euro Tour tournament of the season.
Adrian Lewis is making his long-awaited return to competitive darts. For the first time since the 2023 UK Open, the two-time world champion will reappear on the oche.
The Pro Tour roadshow heads to Barnsley for PDC Players Championship 24 this afternoon, and with the calendar edging towards its decisive stretch, some of the sport’s biggest names are back in action – looking for form, confidence, and crucial ranking money.
Vincent van der Voort believes the darts landscape will undergo a dramatic shift in the coming years, with younger players set to dominate the Pro Tour.
In this column, we highlight "One Hit Wonders," players who achieved one remarkable feat but then disappeared from the big stage just as quickly. Today it is the turn of Aden Kirk, the Englishman who caused a big stunt at the 2014 UK Open by winning consecutively from Phil Taylor and Peter Wright.