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  1. Unicorn's World Matchplay Preview

    Unicorn's World Matchplay Preview

    Four representatives from Team Unicorn will grace the stage at the Winter Gardens

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  2. Anderson gunning for second Matchplay title

    Anderson gunning for second Matchplay title

    ''It would be nice to do what I did seven years ago''

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  3. Smith confident ahead of World Matchplay

    Smith confident ahead of World Matchplay

    ROSS SMITH believes he “can win any major this year” ahead of the World Matchplay commencing this weekend. 

    ‘Smudger’ smashed in TWO nine-darters, reeled off three straight whitewash wins, and won an incredible 24 legs on the spin to clinch the Players Championship 16 title in May. 

    World No.14 Smith also reached the Austrian Darts Open final on the Euro Tour showing the brilliant 2025 campaign he has had. 

    Former European champ Smith made the quarter-finals at the Winter Gardens last year after losing 10-6 to James Wade.  

    Dover thrower Smith insists he can go one better and reckons his game is peaking just in time for Blackpool. 

    He told Juicy Darts: “I feel really confident. My game is in a really good place. 

    “I have got to a point now as long as I play really well the results will come.  

    “If they don’t come and I play well then, I go to the next

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  4. WHITE STILL ON TRACK

    WHITE STILL ON TRACK

    ''A semi-final this year, and a couple of quarter-finals, so I'm doing okay. I’m enjoying myself''

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  5. Around The World - May

    Around The World - May

    By Ryan Segal

    Like every month should, May started with a European Tour event, as the European Darts Grand Prix took place in Sindelfingen, with Gary Anderson looking to defend his crown. 

    Cameron Menzies opened up proceedings for Team Unicorn with a solid win against Michael Unterbuchner, before Ross Smith shone on the stage, averaging in excess of 108 to annihilate Paul Krohne 6-0.

    On Day Two, it was Gary Anderson who got things underway for Team Unicorn, doing so in incredible style. A 110 average and 9 x 180s saw Gary defeat Gian van Veen in a last leg decider.

    Ross Smith followed him into the final day of action, continuing his fine run over Dave Chisnall. 

    The L16 in Sindelfingen would be 25% Unicorn, as James Wade beat Joe Cullen to progress, and Cameron Menzies went 6/7 on the outer ring to defeat Stephen Bunting. 

    Gary and James progressed to the Quarter-Finals, defeating Rob Cross and Niels Zonneveld respectively.

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  6. WADE CLAIMS PC 19 TITLE

    WADE CLAIMS PC 19 TITLE

    ''I went from world No.3 to 27. It wasn’t because my darting ability disappeared, it was because my health disappeared''

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  7. DE ZWAAN VOWS TO FIGHT BACK

    DE ZWAAN VOWS TO FIGHT BACK

    ''In August, I’ll start training again with Q-School in mind. After that, we’ll see where things go''

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  8. MENZIES WORKING ON ''FIGHTING DEMONS''

    MENZIES WORKING ON ''FIGHTING DEMONS''

    ''I’m trying to keep it a little more intact and inside because I don’t want to show the opponent things''

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  9. Record-breaker Smith lands two nine-darters en route to PC16 success

    Record-breaker Smith lands two nine-darters en route to PC16 success

    Record-breaker Smith lands two nine-darters en route to PC16 success

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  10. Royal acclaim for Wade

    Royal acclaim for Wade

    Royal acclaim for Wade

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