Darts Planet TV Magazine – October 2022

It’s been another busy month, as we edge towards the busiest time of the season, culminating in the PDC World Championship in December.

This month saw yet another title for a resurgent Michael van Gerwen, this time at the BoyleSports World Grand Prix, and it was a pleasure to travel to Leicester to see the action. There is a comprehensive report in this issue.

The PDC Development and Challenge Tours came to a close, and the PDC World Youth Championship was played down to the final. I caught up with Nathan Girvan, who will play Josh Rock in what is sure to be a fantastic final.

The Euro Tour also saw its final event before the Cazoo European Championship, and Craig Galliano delighted his home fans in Gibraltar. We sat down with him after he reached the second round of the Gibraltar Darts Trophy.

There was plenty of action elsewhere, with lots of WDF events taking place, as well as the WSDT Open Series. We cover all the big talking points of the month.

It’s full steam ahead towards the end of the year, and we will be across it all.

Yet again, it’s been a very busy one in the sport, with multiple events being held around the world across various codes.

From the PDC, we have all the latest from the BetMGM Premier League, where Luke Littler hit the summit, and the Pro Tour went to both Germany and Leicester.

The Euro Tour hit Germany for two events, where Martin Schindler was crowned a champion for the first time on the professional scene.

The PDC Womens Series returned, as the race for the World Matchplay intensified.

The WDF went to Scandanavia, with an event in the USA, and the JDC and WSDT also feature.

We are nearly at the halfway point in the darting season, with plenty to look forward to, and we will be across all of the latest as it happens.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – March 2024

There’s plenty to digest as always, with the main highlight of the month the Ladbrokes UK Open, which was again well-attended and viewed, with Dimitri Van den Bergh emerging victorious.

The Premier League rolled on, with four more nights for us to digest, while Luke Littler took to the Euro Tour with consumate ease, winning on Debut in Belgium.

The Challenge Tour and Development Tour had another weekend each, while John Henderson was crowned seniors World Champion in Purfleet.

The WDF was busy once more in Slovakia and the Isle of Man to name but a few places, and The Nordic & Baltic Tour got going in Latvia.

We cover all of these in depth.

The action has had to take precedence over interviews, but rest assured we have a host of names lined up for our future issues.

Enjoy!

It’s been a month full of events that began in the PDC with trips to Bahrain and Holland on the World Series, and also took in The Cazoo Masters, the start of the BetMGM Premier League, as well as the beginning of the PDC Pro Tour season.

The PDC Winmau Challenge Tour also began, and it was a packed month on the WDF circuit, as the prestigious Dutch Open took place, as well as popular events in Las Vegas. The Federation also travelled to Romania and Hungary, and we are across all the latest.

The busyness continues from February into March, with the PDC Winmau Development Tour and Euro Tour getting underway, and the Ladbrokes UK Open, that we take a look at in this issue.

We hope you enjoy the read.

It was a breathless month in the sport, with the PDC and WDF World Championships taking place, and once the dust had settled on those, it was time for the lottery that is PDC Q School.

In the PDC World Championship, Luke Humphries capped a sublime end to the season with the big one, the Sid Waddell Trophy, and the wider world was exposed to Luke Littler, who reached a dream final on debut.

Andy Baetens was crowned men’s WDF World Champion, and then won a PDC Tour Card, while Beau Greaves was once again the player to beat as she won the Women’s version.

We review all of those competitions in depth, as well as the confirmed Tour Card holders following Q School.

There’s also the latest news from around the sport, and various other usual features.

2024 promises to be a special year for the sport, and we will be right across it.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – December 2023

It’s always a magical time of year for darts fans, and this year’s edition at Alexandra Palace promises to be one of the most wide-open in memory.

2023 has gone by in the blink of an eye, with so many memories made in the sport, and many more to come during over two weeks of battle in North London.

We have a preview for the event, as well as interviews with two qualifiers in Alex Spellman and Bhav Patel, as well as the legendary Russ Bray, who referees the World Championship final this year in his last big TV appearance before retiring from his refereeing duties.

There are reviews of both the Grand Slam of Darts and Players Championship Finals, where Luke Humphries emerged victorious to further enhance his credentials to win the Sid Waddell Trophy. 

With all the usual features and insights in the issue, it’s another packed one, and I’d like to thank Jess and the writers for their hard work over this past year, where we have all worked our socks off!

Here’s to 2024. Have an amazing Christmas and New Year!

Enjoy!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – November 2023

It’s been yet another busy one, that has taken place in all four corners of the globe. Peter Wright was back in the winners’ enclosure in Germany, taking the European Championship for a second time, and the PDC Pro Tour came to a conclusion, with no less than six events taking place in the space of a month, and the Players Championship Finals field set.

We caught up with a surprise winner on the floor in Radek Szaganski, who breathed new life into his plans to keep his Tour Card with victory in Barnsley.

The PDC Women’s Series also concluded for 2023, and Natalie Gilbert clinched a ground-breaking maiden title. We sat down with the likeable Midlander to discuss her glory.

It was also the end for the PDC Winmau Challenge Tour season, and there was plenty of drama. We have the latest from a frantic last block of events.

We preview the upcoming WDF World Championship, and have the latest from the most recent events to take place, as well as the latest from the WSDT and affiliate tours.

Enjoy!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – October 2023

It was a month where Luke Humphries finally realised his huge potential with a maiden PDC ‘major’ title, the World Grand Prix, and ‘Cool Hand’ was a worthy winner in Leicester. 

Michael van Gerwen was in a TV title-winning mood, as he took the World Series Finals yet again. 

The PDC Pro Tour held three more events, and so did the Euro Tour, which came to a close with the 32 European Championship participants confirmed.

We cover the latest from the PDC Women’s Series, while the WDF travelled to Denmark, Belgium and Slovenia, with the UK thrown in too.

We were honoured to be invited to the Target product launch in London, and we caught up with their Managing Director, James Tattersall for his thoughts.

It’s another packed issue, with plenty of darts on the horizon in the coming months.

We hope you enjoy the read.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – September 2023

We are fast approaching the busiest time of the season, and we review several tournaments in this issue.

Rob Cross made it a double Down Under, with a superb win at the New South Wales Darts Masters, and Gerwyn Price re-found his mojo on Pro Tour duty, scooping three titles out of five across the events in Hildesheim and Barnsley.

The PDC Winmau Development Tour came to a close, and Luke Littler will be a PDC full-time player in 2024. He and Gian van Veen were dominant in 2023, and they will also play in the World Youth final at the end of November.

The Challenge Tour is also coming to the close, and the race to seemingly join Berry van Peer as a Tour Card holder is up for grabs. We caught up with one of the men in contention in Darryl Pilgrim.

There’s plenty of WDF and WSDT action, and much-more features in between.

We hope you enjoy the read.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – August 2023

The Men’s and Women’s Betfred World Matchplay took centre stage in July, and both tournaments saw drama and great play in equal measure.

We caught up with men’s Champion Nathan Aspinall, who is revelling in being a ‘major’ PDC winner once again, after some difficult years with injury. The Matchplay is covered in full in the issue.

Rob Cross denied Aspinall a double at the New Zealand Darts Masters, and Luke Littler once again thrilled at the Modus Super Series, and we review his latest win.

There is the latest from the PDC Winmau Development Tour and PDC Women’s Series, as well as global PDC-affiliated events from the CDC, PDC Asian Tour, and Nordic and Baltic regions.

The WDF lands in Belgium and Japan, and we also have the latest Seniors round-up from the WSDT.

We’re coming into the business end of the season, where several big events and prizes are on offer. We will be there to cover all of the big talking points.

Thanks for reading.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – July 2023

The Betfred World Matchplay is upon us, and it’s always a massive event, with it being the second biggest event on the men’s PDC calendar, and the premier event on the Women’s circuit.

We caught up with two contenders in Blackpool in Robyn Byrne and Noa-Lynn van Leuven, who are hungry for success. We also preview the tournament in full, and detail the draws and paths to glory in Blackpool.

There has been a raft of events as ever in the past month, with the PDC World Series hitting Poland, and the Euro Tour coming from Trier, Germany, as well as two Pro Tours in Leicester. We cover them all.

The WDF comes from all four corners of the globe, and we have the latest.

The month also saw the WSDT Masters, where Bob Anderson rode into the sunset one last time with his retirement after the event. We were lucky to sit down with The Limestone Cowboy.

It’s another packed issue, and we hope you enjoy it.

Thanks for reading.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – June 2023

Welcome to Issue 52 of the Darts Planet TV magazine.

It’s been a really busy month for the sport, especially in the PDC, with Premier League, World Series and World Cup events all taking place.

We have all the winners and happenings, as well as reviews of the PDC Pro Tour, where four more events saw us move closer to World Matchplay qualification.

We have the latest from the WDF, and around the world, and the PDC Winmau Development Tour race has really heated up.

Next month will see the World Matchplay, and we can’t wait to cover the event in depth.

We will be back next month with several big interviews that have had to take a back seat due to the volume of events this time around!

Thanks for reading.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – May 2023

Hello, and welcome to issue 51 of the Darts Planet TV magazine!

We are heading towards the business end of the season at a rapid rate, and ahead of the World Matchplay in Blackpool, we have the PDC World Cup of Darts to look forward to in Germany in June.

We managed to catch up with William O’Connor, an ever-present at the event, and the Irishman is hungry for success in that tournament and in his own right.

We also grabbed a chat with Ryan Meikle, who is rising up the Order of Merit, and hoping to kick on further in 2023.

There has been the usual breathlessness of the PDC circuit, and we have reviews of all of the latest from the Cazoo Premier League, Euro Tour, and the Winmau Challenge and Development Tours too.

We have the latest from the WDF, who reached Croatia and Wales, and from the JDC, where Luke Littler was in fine form both there, and at the Modus Super Series.

It’s been another hectic month, and it’s another packed magazine.

Enjoy!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – April 2023

Welcome to the 50th edition of Darts Planet TV Magazine!

It’s been some achievement to get to this milestone, and we have really evolved over the four years of being in production.

This month, we have plenty of action from the PDC Euro Tour, Premier League, and Pro Tour, as well as the Winmau Challenge and Development Tours.

We caught up with Lee Evans, who has enjoyed a solid month on the Euro Tour after gaining his Tour Card at the start of the year.

Leonard Gates was crowned WSDT Champion of Champions, and there were plenty of tournaments worldwide in the WDF, where Gates again tasted success.

Thank you for continuing to support and enjoy the magazine, it really does mean a lot.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – March 2023

It’s been a very busy month of darts, and it culminated in a superb Cazoo UK Open, where Andrew Gilding was a surprise but deserving winner in Minehead. I was fortunate enough to get an interview with Andrew, who is one of the humblest individuals you could ever hope to meet.

We were also across the PDC Pro Tour and Euro Tour, and the Premier League continued, with Michael van Gerwen in dominant form. 

The WDF has had a busy month too, and Beau Greaves was at it again, as she was in the PDC Women’s Series, that commenced in Leicester, and her all-conquering run came to an end at the hands of Mikuru Suzuki, although Beau still took three titles. Luke Littler also impressed on the WDF circuit and at the UK Open.

We cover the start of both the PDC Asia and Nordic & Baltic Tours, and the JDC Advanced Tour also began.

It’s been a hectic few weeks, but there’s plenty more to look forward to in the coming weeks.

Enjoy!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – February 2023

This issue marks the fourth year of our existence, and we have come such a long way since our very first issue in February 2019. 

We have established ourselves as a respected publication, and also through our website and YouTube channel, and we continue to go from strength to strength, working with all of the leading manufacturers, and interviewing the big names, as well as attending the biggest events.

This issue sees the start of the PDC season, and we cover the Cazoo Masters, the start of the Cazoo Premier League, and the Pro Tour got underway. We sat down with rising star Dylan Slevin, who sensationally made the last four of the first Pro Tour event on debut.

The WDF held the prestigious Dutch Open, and Ben Hudd caught up with men’s Champion Berry van Peer in an insightful interview.

We preview the UK Open and the PDC Women’s Series, and cover pretty much everything in between!

We hope you enjoy the read.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – January 2023

Welcome to the first edition of the magazine in 2023.

What a PDC World Championship it was, and Michael Smith deservedly won the top prize, and swiftly added to that in Bahrain on the World Series.

I sat down with both Alan Soutar and Chris Dobey, who had solid runs at Alexandra Palace.

Q School was another eventful seven days of action, and 27 Tour Cards were handed out. We review all of the winners and losers from the UK and Germany.

The Masters officially opens the PDC season in Milton Keynes, and we have a preview.

There’s also the latest from the WDF, World Seniors, and JDC Tours, as the season starts with a bang.

With plenty to look forward to, 2023 is set to be one of the best yet in darts.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – December 2022

A hell of a lot of work has gone into making this month’s issue one of our best, and we have caught up with four participants at Alexandra Palace, with Nathan Aspinall, Damon Heta, Josh Rock, and Scott Williams all giving their thoughts ahead of the biggest event of the season.

Polly James also gives us an insight into her work with Sky Sports.

It is an indication of just how far we have come that we are speaking with the biggest names in the game each month, as well as covering all codes and abilities of the sport.

We have the usual updates, reviews, and news from around the world, with the latest from WDF, JDC, and WSDT Tours too.

2023 promises to be our best year yet, and we can’t wait!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – November 2022

We are firmly in the busiest months of the year, and the action is now coming thick and fast, with plenty on offer for all disciplines.

The Cazoo European Championship saw an amazing win for Ross Smith, and the humble man from Kent sat down with me just days after winning the trophy. We covered his rise to the top, and his plans going forward.

Gian van Veen came from nowhere to within four legs of a famous Pro Tour win, and we managed to get some time with the Dutchman, who is part of a new wave of talent coming through.

We also spoke to Jamie Lewis, who has had a tough couple of years but is regaining his form ahead of competing at Q School in January 2023.

There is the usual latest news and happenings from around the world too in another packed issue.

With the Grand Slam, Players Championship Finals and World Championship just around the corner, as well as various WDF and amateur darts events on the horizon too, it’s the best time of the year to be a dart fan!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – September 2022

I was delighted to be able to talk to Beau Greaves for this issue, and it’s an interview I’ve been after for some time. Beau didn’t disappoint, and has a level head on her shoulders for someone that people expect a lot of success-wise. She was honest and open, and has an open mind on what lies ahead for the World Champion.

I also talked to Gordon Mathers, who explained just how tough the PDC Tour can be when your loved ones are on the other side of the world. But his recent World Series’ experiences, and his invite to the World Series Finals, make the rewards even sweeter.

We will also be regularly dropping in with Katie Sheldon, who will give us updates as she continues her rapid rise.

We have the usual features and reviews from yet another busy month in the sport, with the usual deluge of tournaments at the back end of the year upon us.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – August 2022

It’s been another busy month in the sport, and I was fortunate enough to go to the Betfred World Matchplay in Blackpool, in what was a fantastic experience. Michael van Gerwen walked away with the Phil Taylor Trophy, while Fallon Sherrock took the first ever Women’s World Matchplay in what was a superb day of darts. We have an extensive review of both tournaments.

We caught up with one of the eight ground-breaking players from the Women’s World Matchplay, as Chloe O’Brien gave us an exclusive interview.

The Pro Tour had another block of events before several players departed for Down Under, and the latest World Series events.

The WDF also had yet another busy month, with the platinum graded Australian Open taking place, and some cracking darts were played.

Mensur Suljovic talked his road back to his old form, and it was encouraging to see the Austrian in such a bullish mood.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – July 2022

It’s a busy time of the season, and the month’s highlight is the prestigious Betfred World Matchplay in Blackpool. The second biggest TV tournament of the year is the most open it has ever been, and promises to be explosive from the start, with some massive first round ties already confirmed.

The men are not the only focus this year though, as the first ever Women’s World Matchplay will take place on the final weekend, and there is massive exposure and incentives on offer for the winner. We caught up with Katie Sheldon, who will be one of the eight players to take part at the Winter Gardens.

June saw the Cazoo World Cup take place, and Australia sealed a historic win with victory over Wales in the final. We sat down with Damon Heta, who described his feelings after leading his country to success.

Elsewhere in the magazine, there is a wealth of reviews and content from both the PDC, WDF and worldwide, in another packed issue.

Enjoy!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – June 2022

It’s been yet another packed month, with plenty from the PDC, WDF, WSDT and beyond to keep us all occupied.

With the World Series underway, Pro Tour and Euro Tour events too, it’s been a busy one, and with the World Matchplay just around the corner, might we see Michael Smith, who won in each discipline, win the big title that has eluded him?

We caught up with Luke Woodhouse, who has recently opened up on the difficulties of the mental side of darts, and also with Rhian Griffiths, who, after a break from the sport, is on the cusp of World Matchplay qualification.

We also spoke with new World Seniors Master, David Cameron, who has had a whirlwind few months.

Jelle Klaasen captured the WDF Dutch Open, and it’s a welcome return to form for ‘The Cobra’ that could see him really kick on.

There was also the sad passing of Shaun Greatbatch, an often overlooked quality dart player, and we rightly pay tribute to ‘Nine Dart’ in this issue.

Enjoy and stay safe.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – May 2022

Hello and welcome to the latest edition of the Darts Planet TV Magazine.

In yet another busy month of tungsten flinging, the PDC have seen a flurry of Euro Tour events, as well as Premier league action, and two more Pro Tour events.

The WDF haven’t been far behind in business, with the prestigious Welsh and Scottish Opens and Classics taking place, and some tremendous battles forged within those tournaments. The future is in safe hands as the PDC Winmau Development Tour continued, and the JDC Foundation Tour came to a close.

We caught up with recently crowned WDF World Champion, Neil Duff, who discussed his new found fame, and Kim Huybrechts, who is battling back to his very best after a tough few years. There is plenty more to come in the coming months darts wise, with the PDC World Matchplay for men and women on the horizon, as well as several WDF events.
Enjoy our latest offering.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – April 2022

Welcome to the April edition of the Darts Planet TV Magazine.

It’s been a frantic month, with several big events across all codes, and we have been there to cover the major happenings and talking points.

It was a particular pleasure to cover the WDF World Championships, and highlight the excellent matches and standards in some of the matches across the men’s and women’s tournaments. In the end, Neil Duff and Beau Greaves were worthy winners, and the Lakeside event shone a good light over the sport, and hopefully there will be many more moments like that for the WDF going forward.

The PDC also had a busy month with ProTour and EuroTour events taking place, as well as the Winmau Challenge Tour, and we cover all of the latest winners from the multitude of playing opportunities within the organisation.

We also caught up with breakout star Martin Lukeman, who harbours big ambitions in the PDC in the near future.

The action comes thick and fast in the coming months, and we are enjoying every second!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – March 2022

Welcome to the latest edition of Darts Planet TV Magazine.

It’s another packed issue, with features and interviews galore, as well as the latest news and reviews of the big tournaments from around the world.

This month sees the WDF World Championships upcoming, and a lot of eyes will be on Lakeside with the event hoped to be a success. We caught up with WDF number one James Hurrell, and leading ladies’ contender Laura Turner, who gave their views on their chances at Frimley Green. There’s an extensive preview, and also the draws.

The UK Open saw a surprise winner in Danny Noppert, and the EuroTour got underway. Eventually, a new PDC World number one was crowned in Peter Wright. The Women’s Series also commenced, and Lisa Ashton largely dominated.

The calendar gets more and more packed as the year goes on, and it’s refreshing to see crowds return to full capacity in the UK and Europe. Long may it continue, as the sport is in the best position it has been in for some time.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – February 2022

It’s been a busy start to the year as per usual, and the first PDC TV crown of the season went to Joe Cullen, who shed his maiden tag with a superb win at The Masters in Milton Keynes. We review the event in full.

PDC Q-School also came around, and, after an intense period of play, the 128 PDC Tour Card holders for 2022 were known. We catch up with James Wilson, who regained his Card at the very first attempt.

The first ProTour events of the season took place, and the floor tournaments represent the bread and butter of the PDC Tour. We speak to Steve West, who is hoping for a strong season in order to retain his professional status.

There are reviews of the Premier League, as well as the inaugural Seniors World Championship, which was a tremendous success. Richie Howson drops in to chat about his experience in Purfleet. We also have the usual WDF and England Darts latest in another packed issue.

Darts is certainly back in full swing, with plenty to look forward to in 2022.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – January 2022

It was a whirlwind end of December and start to the year, with the extravaganza that is the PDC World Championships taking place at Alexandra Palace. It was a wonderful tournament, and was packed with drama, and enforced withdrawals, but 3 nine darters and a worthy eventual winner in Peter Wright made it a memorable one. We review the tournament in full over several pages. I talked with one of the nine dart heroes in Willie Borland, who has had an excellent 2021, and hopes for more this year.

Sadly, the WDF version of the worlds had to be moved back to April, and one hopes this isn’t hampered by withdrawals too, but for players that may gain a Tour Card at PDC Q School. It promises to be yet another amazing year for the sport, and we will be there with features and interviews aplenty as the year goes on.

Here’s to a prosperous New Year, and a hope that the game is stronger than ever.

Darts Planet TV Magazine – December 2021

It’s the time of the year that darts fans love the most, as the biggest prizes in the sport are decided. The PDC World Championship will be a fantastic spectacle, and thankfully, up to press, capacities will be full and packed with fans in fine voice as it should be. The event has a feel of being the most open in recent years, with several contenders for the whopping first prize and the Sid Waddell Trophy. If that tournament is open, then the same can be said and more for the WDF World Championship at the famous Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green. Both men’s and ladies’ events look wide open, and there will be a host of new names and faces for fans to see up close on television and in person. It’s been another strange year, but one where we feel slightly back to normality, and we have had a string of big names in the sport give up their time to speak to us, which we appreciate greatly. A big thanks also goes to our talented team of writers, and their hard work never goes unnoticed. Here’s to a Merry Christmas, and prosperous New Year, with plenty of darts thrown in for good measure!

Darts Planet TV Magazine – November 2021

It’s been yet another hectic one, with plenty of action taking place from now until the end of the year and the start of 2022. Rob Cross came back to form with a bang with victory in Salzburg at the Cazoo European Championships, and I had the pleasure of chatting to him as he looked back on the win as one of the best of his career. I also spoke with Madars Razma, who enjoyed two nine dart finishes during the recent Super Series, and also reached a semi-final. We have comprehensive reviews of the World Series of Darts Finals, PDC Women’s Series, and the Development Tour concludes. Added to this, we have the latest from the WDF, where the race for Lakeside is really hotting up, and it’s shaping up to be a wide open field come January in both the mens and ladies World Championships. Next month will see the real business end of the season, and we will be there every step of the way to see the winners emerge.

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Magzter Inc. is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 80 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

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Darts Planet TV Magazine - Issue 44 - October 2022

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