Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2018 5:32 pm
The match in question.
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Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2018 7:56 pm
Yeah those darts for the last leg when he left 89 and went for 18. Also the 3 before it he threw weirdly.
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2018 8:26 pm
Having said that wubb how shite was the other guy, that 18 is the key dart, 89 left.
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2018 10:03 pm
Good interview with Phil Taylor
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2018 7:54 am
Interview with Ando.
Re: Matchplay Changes for 2019
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2018 8:25 pm
TOYO TIRES has announced that it is to become an official partner of the PDC in a three-year deal commencing at the forthcoming William Hill World Darts Championship.
Darts has enjoyed a boom over the past decade, with stars such as world number one Michael van Gerwen, flamboyant Peter "Snakebite" Wright and reigning World Champion Rob Cross becoming household names.
Darts is bigger than ever as a televisual spectacle through the PDC's £14 million of prize money on its global circuit and Toyo Tires looks set to capitalise on this audience, spearheading a sponsorship campaign that will see them reach an unprecedented number of viewers around the world.
Darts and tyres perhaps aren't natural sponsorship bedfellows, but then Toyo has never really been a stereotypical kind of company – preferring an innovative, unconventional approach to most aspects of tyre marketing.
With extensive sponsorship deals in place with some of the planet’s most talented automotive celebrities, the Japanese firm has clearly set its sights at a similar level of darts talent through its partnership with the PDC.
Branded Toyo Tires patches will be worn by all 96 players at the forthcoming World Championship, to be held over the festive period in London, and Toyo will also have further strategic brand placement throughout the PDC season.
Partnering with the PDC looks to be a shrewd move, as the global TV audience for the many tournaments that are set to take place throughout 2019 in over a dozen events where Toyo Tires will enjoy a presence is truly breath-taking at an estimated 40 million viewers.
In the UK alone, this figure is expected to exceed 7.3 million viewers, eclipsing many other televised sports, while over 500,000 fans will attend PDC events worldwide during 2019.
Professional stars are now competing for huge prize money pots, and with the PDC being headed up by seasoned promoter Barry Hearn, there’s no doubt that Toyo’s investment will net significant brand recognition and TV coverage to boot.
"It gives us great pleasure to welcome Toyo Tires as a partner of the PDC during an incredibly exciting time for the sport," said PDC Chairman Barry Hearn.
"We're about to begin the sport's biggest-ever event as 96 players compete for £2.5 million in prize money at the William Hill World Darts Championship, where Toyo Tires' branding will enjoy significant worldwide exposure.
"With our global tour only set to expand further as the sport continues to grow, we look forward to an exciting partnership with this global brand."
For more information about Toyo Tires, please visit www.toyo.co.uk or follow @ToyoTiresUK on Twitter.
Darts has enjoyed a boom over the past decade, with stars such as world number one Michael van Gerwen, flamboyant Peter "Snakebite" Wright and reigning World Champion Rob Cross becoming household names.
Darts is bigger than ever as a televisual spectacle through the PDC's £14 million of prize money on its global circuit and Toyo Tires looks set to capitalise on this audience, spearheading a sponsorship campaign that will see them reach an unprecedented number of viewers around the world.
Darts and tyres perhaps aren't natural sponsorship bedfellows, but then Toyo has never really been a stereotypical kind of company – preferring an innovative, unconventional approach to most aspects of tyre marketing.
With extensive sponsorship deals in place with some of the planet’s most talented automotive celebrities, the Japanese firm has clearly set its sights at a similar level of darts talent through its partnership with the PDC.
Branded Toyo Tires patches will be worn by all 96 players at the forthcoming World Championship, to be held over the festive period in London, and Toyo will also have further strategic brand placement throughout the PDC season.
Partnering with the PDC looks to be a shrewd move, as the global TV audience for the many tournaments that are set to take place throughout 2019 in over a dozen events where Toyo Tires will enjoy a presence is truly breath-taking at an estimated 40 million viewers.
In the UK alone, this figure is expected to exceed 7.3 million viewers, eclipsing many other televised sports, while over 500,000 fans will attend PDC events worldwide during 2019.
Professional stars are now competing for huge prize money pots, and with the PDC being headed up by seasoned promoter Barry Hearn, there’s no doubt that Toyo’s investment will net significant brand recognition and TV coverage to boot.
"It gives us great pleasure to welcome Toyo Tires as a partner of the PDC during an incredibly exciting time for the sport," said PDC Chairman Barry Hearn.
"We're about to begin the sport's biggest-ever event as 96 players compete for £2.5 million in prize money at the William Hill World Darts Championship, where Toyo Tires' branding will enjoy significant worldwide exposure.
"With our global tour only set to expand further as the sport continues to grow, we look forward to an exciting partnership with this global brand."
For more information about Toyo Tires, please visit www.toyo.co.uk or follow @ToyoTiresUK on Twitter.
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2018 11:07 am
Paddy will be happy with this, well done the PDC for looking beyond gambling
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:38 pm
What do they sell? sleeping pills?
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2018 5:32 pm
Saw this on Twitter.
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2018 5:39 pm
I recognise the bloke who steps up to the oche after. Didn't he win the NOTW comp?
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2018 7:32 pm
Don’t think that was the first by a woman, someone did it during season 2.ssjsa wrote:Saw this on Twitter.
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2018 7:36 am
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 9:03 am
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 9:14 am
More publicity.
Hearn must be loving it.
Hearn must be loving it.
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 9:28 am
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:23 pm
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2019 11:04 am
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2019 11:09 am
Article starts with a video of MvG
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2019 7:49 pm
Re: Darts in the media
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2019 8:56 am
GSOD is mentioned having BDO Players in it
The Boresquad will not be happy
The Boresquad will not be happy