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Superstars of Darts

Are you an avid darter? Have you heard something about the Superstars of Darts? If yes, then good! But if not yet, then today is the best time for you to know something about it.

In the first place, the Superstars of Darts is a free email newsletter that offers regular issues on dart tournaments, championships, details of major tournament winners, form guide and player interviews, including an interactive message board which is designed for the avid fans of the game of darts to discuss. The Superstars of Darts has long been sponsored by Unicorn, one of the outstanding names in the dart industry. It is also interesting to know that the Superstars of Darts now holds more than a million hits recorded, and thousands of people have been visiting their site annually.

As mentioned earlier, the Superstars of Darts hold a wide coverage of professional players. Their listing is actually considered in order to compile a list of winners of all televised darts tournaments in the world. The compilation first began in 1962 with the Westward TV Individual broadcasted only on the regional ITV in the United Kingdom where the game of darts originated. Furthermore, in the early 1970s, the Indoor League and News of the World were born and broadcasted on British national television, signaling much more coverage for the Superstars of Darts. The origins of tournaments before they were televised are even included in the listings of the Superstars of Darts; however details of darts tournaments that still take place are no longer televised.

Top Players of Darts

The Superstars of Darts currently holds a record of the 2005 professional darts players in the whole world. Below are the outstanding names.

Mark Dudbridge – Flash has taken the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) by storm since the arrival of this man after his 2002 World Masters win. Dudbridge after a slow start in 2004 succeeded by facing Taylor in both the World Matchplay and World Championship finals. As the Superstars of Darts reported, he was “wild carded” into the Premier League and began well only for his form to dessert him. However, Dudbridge performed a disappointing match at the United Kingdom’s Open as well as in Las Vegas.

Martin Adams – According to certain reports covered by the Superstars of Darts, Adams had a good 2004 dart record. He culminated in his world final appearance at Lakeside in early 2005 and he seems to find his very best form in patches and he could win one of the majors if Barneveled gets knocked out early doors.

Bob Anderson – Anderson is known as the Limestone Cowboy in the darting world. As noted by the Superstars of Darts, he has just got better and better since he was written off in a tournament magazine run by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) a few years ago. The Superstars of Darts further note that Anderson, arguably playing the best darts of his career, had attained the PDC World Semi-Finals for a couple of years in succession.

Ronnie Baxter – In the world of darts, this name is very celebrated. Baxter is actually called “The Rocket”. He found his form again over the past two years and has worked his way back up to the highest levels in the PDC rankings. As the Superstars of Darts reported, Baxter still yet to win a televised major though, could come again this year if his form stays goods.

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