Team Unicorn ace Chris Dobey will make his debut at the World Matchplay next month in Blackpool.
He secured his prized place at the Winter Gardens with a brilliant run to a first Euro Tour final.
Dobey may have lost the final of the Danish Darts Open to Dave Chisnall in Copenhagen, but his stock continued to rise over the weekend.
“Of course it is disappointing not to win my first big PDC title, but that will come I know. So many players have eyes on Blackpool and the Matchplay, so to achieve that goal means a lot to me,” he said.
Team Unicorn ace Gary Anderson is a World Cup winner.
Together with Peter Wright, the pair took Scotland to the pinnacle as they beat surprise finalists the Republic of Ireland in the final in Hamburg.
It marks the perfect return to big-time darts for Anderson, who of course has been plagued by injury problems during 2019.
“This is an amazing feeling,” Gary said. “To represent your country and win a World Cup is something you only dream about starting out in any sport. We’ve come close before, so this is very special.”
“I haven’t played much competitive darts this year because of my back and elbow problems and came here not really
Super Ted Evetts produced some super darts to claim two titles on the latest weekend of the PDC Unicorn Development Tour.
It takes Evetts tally of wins to FOUR this year on the Development Tour and he is a clear leader at the top of the order of merit.
The Team Unicorn starlet beat Irishman Shane McGuirk 5-3 in the final of event 10 on Saturday and Evetts then whitewashed Bradley Brooks to claim event 12 on Sunday at Milton Keynes.
His second victory saw Evetts in imperious form as he lost only two legs in five games en route to the quarter-finals. Then came a 5-2 win over Owen Roelofs, followed by a 5-1 success over Geert Nentjes in the semi-finals, before he didn’t give Brooks a
Highly talented Japanese player Toru Suzuki has signed for Unicorn Darts.
The 32 year old from Yamanashi is delighted to be on board with the World's leading darts manufacturer and follows in the footsteps of close friend and practise partner Seigo Asada in being the third Japanese star to represent the brand ''Unicorn is a very famous worldwide dart brand and I am so honoured to receive this opportunity.''
Masakazu Fukunaga and Yoshikazu Arai from Felix Corporation the Unicorn Distributor in Japan echoed those thoughts: “All of us at Felix Corporation are delighted that Unicorn have given Toru this opportunity. Their knowledge and help will play a crucial part in his darting development.”
Ian White claimed arguably the biggest win of his career as he beat home favourite Michael Van Gerwen to take the Dutch Darts Masters title.
It’s back-to-back European Tour wins for the Team Unicorn star and this victory moves him into the top 10 in the world rankings.
White defied the odds and a partisan home crowd to win a thrilling final 8-7 in Zwolle.
“It is an incredible feeling to win a big final and beat the best player in the world to achieve that,” he said. “It’s something I’ve always wanted to do. Of course the crowd were right behind Michael, but this will be a massive boost for me ahead of the World Matchplay. I will succeed on
The BBL and WBBL’s show-stopping marquee event at London’s O2 Arena took place over the weekend, with the very best male and female basketball players fighting it out to take home the BBL Play-offs title.
In the BBL final, the perennial favourites Leicester Riders took on the reigning BBL Trophy winners, the London City Royals. It was familiar territory for the defending-champion Riders who reached their sixth final in eight years.
The Riders came flying out of the gates to take an early eight-point lead at the end of the first quarter but the Royals fought hard in the second quarter to keep the gap the same, with both sides picking up 21 points in the quarter.
Team Unicorn youngster Harry Ward has claimed a magical maiden senior PDC title as he won a thrilling final against Max Hopp to win Players Championship 16 in Barnsley.
Just four months after winning a Tour Card at Q School, Ward held his nerve to show once again why he is going to be a big hit in the world of darts.
James Wade is through to the Premier League play-offs at the O2 Arena.
The Team Unicorn star actually knew he had made the semi-finals before his clash with Rob Cross in Leeds. Mensur Suljovic’s defeat to Michael Van Gerwen guaranteed Wade’s spot in those play-offs.
In the end though, he did it in style as he beat Cross 8-6 to guarantee a 3rd place finish. Wade’s victory also denied Cross top spot in the league. That honour went to defending
He is one of the top young talents in the sport and Callan Rydz is now a member of Team Unicorn.
The 20-year-old Geordie has been earning rave reviews this year and has just claimed a first PDC title.
“It has been like a whirlwind for me” he said. “To sign with the biggest name in darts is incredible and with their support, I really think I can achieve great things.”
Rydz is good friends with fellow Unicorn stars Chris Dobey and Adam Hunt and
Team Unicorn ace Chris Dobey will make his debut at the World Matchplay next month in Blackpool.
Team Unicorn ace Gary Anderson is a World Cup winner.
Super Ted Evetts produced some super darts to claim two titles on the latest weekend of the PDC Unicorn Development Tour.
Highly talented Japanese player Toru Suzuki has signed for Unicorn Darts.
Ian White claimed arguably the biggest win of his career as he beat home favourite Michael Van Gerwen to take the Dutch Darts Masters title.
The Riders came flying out of the gates to take an early eight-point lead at the end of the first quarter but the Royals fought hard in the second quarter to keep the gap the same, with both sides picking up 21 points in the quarter.
James Wade is through to the Premier League play-offs at the O2 Arena.
He is one of the top young talents in the sport and Callan Rydz is now a member of Team Unicorn.
It was a case of third time lucky for Team Unicorn ace Ian White who has won the European Darts Grand Prix.
