It could once again be 'the battle of two Lukes' in one of the PDC's biggest darts tournaments in the coming days. The Grand ...

Former PDC chairman Barry Hearn has responded to jibes made by veteran darts player Vincent van der Voort, who called his old ...

The Grand Slam of Darts has had some wonderful moments over the years, including some moments of perfection. A nine darter is ...

It’s the end of an era, as Duzza Glen Durrant admits his playing career is over and he is ready to take on the next challenge of his careerGlen Durrant has had a career that a lot of players can ...

Smith, from St. Helens, was an avid darts player through his teenage years and as a young player he began to make his mark on the PDC in the 2010s. He played on the PDC’s Youth Tour in 2011 as ...

Noa-Lynn van Leuven, a Dutch darts player, is set to make history as the first trans competitor at the PDC World Championship at Alexandra Palace. The 28-year-old made her debut in the PDC Women's ...

"I see a few darts players are a little bit overweight," he said. "So I tell them: 'You're in the best business in the world at the moment. It's a licence to print money'. "You can change your ...

One name that might not immediately enter the chat is the Dodge Dart, though, for one model year, the build ranked among the hardest-charging cars in the manufacturer's lineup. Dodge debuted the ...

NOA-LYNN VAN LEUVEN is to become the first-ever trans player to compete at the PDC World Darts Championship. She is set to compete in the PDC Championship after turning down Lakeside for a place ...

Darts chief Barry Hearn has delivered a blunt message to players in the PDC about their fitness levels. The former chairman, who had a significant two-decade tenure leading the organisation ...

Barry Hearn has issued a stiff warning to the overweight darts stars competing in the PDC. The 76-year-old, who led the organisation for 20 years, insists players ought to take care of themselves ...

I think I took the defeat at the World Grand Prix really well. Sometimes you just have to accept that the better player won and Mike [De Decker] deserved it. It was nice to bounce back so quickly ...