
The 21 players who have qualified for the Grand Slam of Darts
On Saturday the 9th of November the Grand Slam of Darts gets underway in Wolverhampton, where 32 players fight it out to try and get their hands on the Eric Bristow trophy.
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On Saturday the 9th of November the Grand Slam of Darts gets underway in Wolverhampton, where 32 players fight it out to try and get their hands on the Eric Bristow trophy.

Chris Dobey became just the third player this year to win multiple Pro Tour titles, after he won a thrilling afternoon of action at Players Championship 19 in Milton Keynes.

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The reigning World Champion and World Number 1 Luke Humphries finally added his name to World Series of Darts roll of honour, after he won the 2024 New Zealand Darts Masters in Hamilton.

Gerwyn Price will be looking to complete the 'Down Under Double' of World Series triumphs, as the last event of this year's World Series of Darts gets underway on Friday in Hamilton, New Zealand.

Gerywn Price has won his second World Series title of the year after a decisive 8-1 win over Luke Littler in the final of the 2024 Australian Darts Masters in Wollongong.

The draw has been made for the 2024 World Seniors Darts Matchplay, as the legendary Phil Taylor will look to end his career on a high with a final Matchplay title, this time at the York Barbican.

Rob Cross will be looking to retain his crown and Luke Littler will be making his darting debut Down Under as the PDC World Series heads to Australian for the 2024 Australian Masters tournament.

After the conclusion of the 2024 Men’s and Women’s World Matchplay tournaments, as well as the recent PDC World Cup, we have new names officially confirmed to take part in November’s Grand Slam tournament in Wolverhampton.

When Luke Humphries won the PDC World Championship in January, he did it without being quite at his best. In the early rounds he looked nervy and occasionally scraped through matches he was expected to win comfortably. At the time we all thought, if this is him in second gear, what's it going to be like when he is at his best? Well, at the 2024 PDC World Matchplay, 'Cool Hand Luke' answered that question.

Luke Humphries continued his monstrous run of form as he added another major trophy to his ever-growing list of accomplishments, winning his first World Matchplay title in a classic final against Michael Van Gerwen.

James Wade continued his remarkable run at this year's World Matchplay as he advanced to the semi-finals to face World Champion Luke Humphries following a 16-10 win over Ross Smith.

The last 16 have been whittled down to just eight of the top darts players in the world. With big upsets, quality finishes and high drama, the second round of the 2024 PDC World Matchplay did not disappoint.

In what's already shaping up to be one of the best major tournaments in recent memory, round 1 of the 2024 PDC World Matchplay has officially come to a close, and now only 16 players remain in the running to lift the illustrious Phil Taylor trophy.

The second biggest event on the darting calendar, the World Matchplay at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool, is just around the corner, with 32 of the world’s top darts superstars vying to win the Phil Taylor Trophy in 2024.

After a Saturday full of surprise and shock results in Frankfurt, which country looks set to win the 2024 PDC World Cup of Darts after defending champions Wales were knocked out in the round of 16?

Gerwyn Price, the captain of the Welsh World Cup team for this week's PDC World Cup of Darts, has been forced to drop out of the event in Dortmund, heavily damaging Wales' hopes of retaining their 2023 tournament win in Germany.

Dave Chisnall has become the outright fourth best player in PDC European Tour history, only behind Michael Van Gerwen, Peter Wright and Gerwyn Price, after winning the 2024 European Darts Open in Leverkusen, Germany this past weekend.

With the World Cup just a few weeks away, the pairings are locked in for Frankfurt. The usual suspects, England, Netherlands and Wales are all heavily fancied to win the tournament but as history tells us, it's never plain sailing in this competition. So without further ado, let's take a look at five potential dark horses at the 2024 BetVictor World Cup of Darts...

Peter Wright will look to successfully bounce back from his disastrous Premier League campaign, as 'Snakebite' returns to Copenhagen to defend his Nordic Darts Championship title.

Rob Cross Shocked The Field As ‘Voltage’ Won the 2024 US Darts Masters, defeating Gerwyn Price in a thrilling final.

After another gruelling seventeen weeks, the 2024 BetMGM Premier League has finally come to an end, with Luke Littler emerging victorious on his debut appearance. On the contrary, Peter Wright only managed to win two matches over the full league stage, begging the question, who should stay and who should go for next year's edition?

With the 2024 World Cup of Darts just a month away, there is no better time to reminisce about one of the most unique tournaments in the PDC. From crazy upsets to nail-biting victories, here's five of the most memorable moments from the competition...

A new name was added to the 2024 Euro Tour roll of honour, as Josh Rock won the 2024 Elten Dutch Darts Championship in Rosmalen, beating Jonny Clayton 8-4 in front of a raucous Dutch crowd after a stunning tournament.

The PDC returns to Madison Square Garden next weekend, as newly-crowned Premier League Winner Luke Littler is set to headline 'the most famous arena in the world' in New York City.

Luke Littler has proved once again that he is the biggest name in darts. By beating Luke Humphries in the Premier League final, not only did he avenge his World Championship final defeat, but also hit a nine-darter in the process. Prior to this, he beat Michael Smith in the semi-final, on a night that'll live long in the memory for 'The Nuke'.

Well, it's that time of year again, when four of the world's best arrow-smiths take to London's O2 Arena to find out who will be crowned the 2024 BetMGM Premier League Darts champion. Over the last 16 weeks, Luke Littler, Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen have been the standout performers with four nightly wins each. Meanwhile, Michael Smith sneaked his way into the final play off spot last week in his crucial decider against Nathan Aspinall. However, as history tells us, form goes out the window when it comes to the O2...

Michael Smith secured the final spot in next week's Premier League play-offs at the O2 Arena, But he will have a difficult task ahead of him next Thursday as he will play Luke Littler in the semi-finals, after the 17-year-old finished the league phase of his debut campaign in 1st place!

World number 33 and Belgian no.2 seed Kim Huybrechts has reportedly suffered a broken collarbone and dislocated shoulder as a result of an attack at a recent football cup final, putting his status in the World Cup and World Matchplay in great jeopardy.

Rob Cross picked up the second PDC Euro Tour title of his career this weekend, as he won the 2024 Baltic Sea Darts Open in style, defying a nine darter from the World Champion Luke Humphries to win 8-6 in Sunday night's final.

Luke Humphries was brought up in Berkshire and now lives in Oxfordshire, however last night proved that the World Champ is an adopted Leodensian. Throughout this year's Premier League, 'Cool Hand Luke' hasn't always had the crowd on his side, but after he entered the stage to a very popular Leeds United song, it was clear he had the full First Direct Arena on his side. Perhaps it was them who inspired Humphries to victory as he defeated Rob Cross, Michael Smith and Michael van Gerwen on his way to his fourth nightly win.

Two more names were added to the 2024 Pro Tour winner roll of honour this week, as Michael Smith and Brendan Dolan won Players Championship 9 and 10 respectively, as we still wait to see our first two time winner from this year’s PC events.

In the latest development of what's been a groundbreaking few years for the sport of darts, a new name is set to make her PDC Pro Tour debut at next week's Players Championship events in Germany.

In a notoriously chaotic PB & J Live Arena in Aberdeen, Luke Littler proved once again why he's the hottest prospect in darts, after beating Rob Cross in the final for the second week running. Luke Humphries also cemented his place at the O2 Arena later this month, despite not even winning a match last night.

In only his third European Tour event, 17-year-old Luke Littler won his second title as he emerged victorious in this past weekend's Austrian Darts Open in Premstätten, Austria, beating the likes of Damon Heta, Ross Smith and finally Joe Cullen en-route to victory.

Luke Littler continued his landmark Premier League debut campaign in style by picking up his third nightly win after beating Gerwyn Price, Nathan Aspinall and Rob Cross en-route to glory in Merseyside.

Over a decade after his sole event win on the European Tour, ‘The Flying Scotsman’ Gary Anderson has won the 2024 European Darts Grand Prix in (place), Germany, defeating ‘Smudger’ Ross Smith 8-6 in Sunday night’s engrossing final.

As we approach the business end of this year's Premier League, Luke Humphries and Luke Littler look to have secured their places at the O2, but the battle for third and fourth is very much on. In Rotterdam's Ahoy Arena, it was Nathan Aspinall who put himself in the driving seat as best of the rest.

Backed by a partisan German crowd in Riesa, 'The Wall' Martin Schindler proved to be too much for some of the biggest names in the PDC as he stormed to victory in this past weekend's International Darts Open, winning his very first PDC title and becoming the new German No.1 seed.

As the darting roadshow rolled into Birmingham, Michael Van Gerwen made a welcome return to form to win all five more precious points in this year's Premier League, securing his fourth nightly win of this year's campaign and putting him in a favourable position to reach the playoffs in six weeks time.

'The Nuke' uncharacteristically didn't cover himself in glory at either event in Leicester, losing to both Ross Smith and Kevin Doets in early rounds. With darts' golden boy out, it was a chance for some other players to shine. In a tournament that was nine-darters galore, it was 'Hollywood' Chris Dobey who reigned supreme on Monday. Danny Noppert then made it eight different winners from eight events in this year's Players Championship, maintaining his record of never being beaten in a Pro Tour final.

As we approach the business end of this year's BETMGM Premier League, Luke Littler appears to be hitting form at just the right time as he won his second night in a row. On an evening which included high averages, crowd trouble and a nine dart finish, it's fair to say Manchester's AO Arena played host to a lively night of arrows...

Luke Humphries has won the 2024 German Darts Grand Prix in Munich, with the world number 1 beating Michael Van Gerwen 8-1 in the grand final to repeat his 2022 trophy heroics.

After a rollercoaster night of darts at the SSE Arena in Belfast, Luke Littler has found himself in a precarious situation in the BetMGM Premier League table, with his chances of reaching the top four and qualifying for 'Finals Night' looking too close to call right now. Will the 17-year-old sensation manage to continue his landmark debut professional year and qualify for the playoffs on his Premier League debut? Or will the more experienced names edge out the Warrington wunderkind out this season?

With PDC stars like Luke Humphries, Michael Van Gerwen and Luke Littler enjoying a rare weekend off from competitive darts, there's been some major results across the rest of the darting world, particularly on the World Seniors and PDC Women's circuits.

As we approach the halfway stage of this year's Premier League, it's been tight at the top so far. However, on night seven in Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena, Luke Humphries once again proved why he's the current world number one.

1) Ryan Searle: In spite of a first round exit at the Masters against Dirk Van Duijvenbode, and a shock upset in the UK Open, perhaps no player has looked as good on the ProTour at the Players Championship events as Ryan Searle has.

Belgian No.2 and former major finalist Kim Huybrechts has this week been fined £1,500 by the Darts Regulation Authority, in what's just the latest event in what's been a very difficult last 14 months for mainstream darts in Belgium as a whole. Slaps, squabbles, and some lacklustre performances have left one of the most promising countries in the darts world in danger of falling behind...