He is a master of his craft and the man they call ‘The Machine’ has signed a new long-term deal with Unicorn.
Unicorn World Champion Ambassador & Sky Sports Darts pundit John Part previews all of the action, ahead of the 2019 Betfred World Matchplay at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool, focussing on all things Team Unicorn.
Watch the video preview with JP below:
Joe Cullen reached his first PDC final for two years. 
Team Unicorn double World Champion Gary Anderson talks in-depth to Stuart Pyke whilst in Las Vegas, about his recent injury lay off, his new fitness regime and his plans to return to prime form ahead of the rest of the 2019 campaign.
Listen to the full interview below:
It is without doubt the best World Matchplay field ever assembled, so it was always going to be a difficult test for Gary Anderson.
He may have lost an incredible final at the US Darts Masters, but the tournament should be a 2019 turning point for Michael Smith.
By his very high standards, the Unicorn star has suffered a slump in form since the World Championship Final, but he was certainly back in business in Las Vegas.
“I was enjoying myself again,” he admitted. “I am sure it made a difference to my game and allowed me to play with freedom.”
“I know that I can head to Blackpool for the World Matchplay with confidence and belief that I can succeed.”
“The final with Nathan was brilliant. It was great to play in and we both played our part. Congratulations to him!”
Smith lost the Las Vegas final 8-4 to an inspired Nathan Aspinall,
Keegan Brown has secured his place at the World Matchplay!
The Unicorn star produced a brilliant run to the semi-finals of the inaugural Czech Darts Open in Prague.
Meanwhile fellow Team Unicorn ace Chris Dobey will make his Blackpool debut later this month and defending Matchplay champion Gary Anderson is seeded 4th at the Winter Gardens.
Brown beat Michael van Gerwen, Danny Noppert and Mensur Suljovic en route to the last four in Prague. He eventually lost 7-4 to Stephen Bunting, but he had done more than enough to make the Matchplay.
The tournament was won by PDC new boy Jamie Hughes. His 8-3 victory over Bunting saw him win a Winter Gardens place. It was the only result
