Weekly Dartscast

Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the World Grand Prix!

The boys review a memorable week in Leicester which saw Luke Humphries win his first PDC major title, beating Gerwyn Price 5-2 in Sunday night's final.

Alex and Burton also give their thoughts on who will be the next PDC world number one in our Question of the Week sponsored by Condor Darts, and also look ahead to the last European Tour event of 2023, and dip into the mailbag to answer your listener questions.

Luke Humphries (20:21) calls in to reflect on becoming the newest PDC major winner after claiming the World Grand Prix title on Sunday. Luke looks back on his 2023 season so far and a career-defining last week in Leicester, including that comeback win against Peter Wright in the quarter-finals, and tells us how many times he's watched back his title-winning 138 checkout so far!

Berry van Peer (59:04) joins us again during a career-best 2023 campaign, which saw him add the WDF World Cup men's singles title to his trophy cabinet this year, ahead of the final Challenge Tour weekend of the season in a few weeks time. Berry gives his thoughts ahead of an important finale later this month as he looks to keep hold of his position at the top of the Challenge Tour Order of Merit and win back his tour card.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode during the World Grand Prix!

The boys reflect on the action so far in Leicester this week, discussing the players who have impressed them so far in the opening two rounds of the double-start tournament.

Alex and Burton also make their predictions for who will lift the title on Sunday night and also make their quarter-final picks for Friday night's session.

PDC chief executive Matt Porter (11:25) calls in from Leicester to join us and discuss a whole range of topics. Matt delves into the PDC's recent 2024 calendar announcement, the PDC's decision not to allow players who qualify for both the WDF and PDC World Championships to play in both events, and also answers some of your listener questions.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the World Grand Prix!

The boys start the show with a look ahead to the World Grand Prix, discussing Dave Chisnall's title hopes after winning two tournaments in the last week, as well as pick out their ties of the first round.

Alex and Burton also give their thoughts on Beau Greaves announcing she will be playing in the WDF Women's World Championship, and as a result turning down her spot in the PDC World Championship.

Callan Rydz (19:41) calls in ahead of travelling to Leicester for the World Grand Prix and his first-round clash with the world number one Michael Smith tomorrow night. Callan reflects on the last few years, his breakthrough run to the quarter-finals at Alexandra Palace, overcoming a tough period earlier this season and getting back to title-winning ways.

Matthew Kiernan brings us a special report (49:09) from Spots & Stripes, in London Bridge, as he follows the ADC's play-off with a spot in the Modus Super Series up for grabs. Listen to Matthew get the thoughts of players competing in the event as well as his own view on how the ADC is progressing at the grassroots level in the UK.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the World Series of Darts Finals!

The boys start the show with a review of last weekend's World Series of Darts Finals, and discuss if title winner Michael van Gerwen is now the man to beat again, as well as who the other big winners were in Amsterdam.

Alex and Burton also give their thoughts on the big news from last week, with the WDF announcing that the PDC will not allow players who qualify for both code's World Championships to play in both, before delving into the mailbag to answer your listener questions.

Scott Mitchell (15:34) calls in ahead of making his long awaited debut on the European Tour this weekend. The former BDO world champion looks back on the last few years, his stint with a PDC tour card, debuting on the World Seniors circuit this year, and outlines his plans for 2024.

Glen Durrant (43:30) chats with Alex Moss from the Target Launch in Stratford. The former Premier League champion discusses his rise in the commentary ranks, his own form in the World Seniors events, and reveals when he will be making his playing debut in the Modus League.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the World Series of Darts Finals!

The boys start the show with a review of last weekend's German Darts Open, where Krzysztof Ratajski beat Stephen Bunting 8-3 in the final to win his second European Tour title - and first since 2019.

Alex and Burton look ahead to the World Series of Darts finals in Amsterdam this weekend, picking out their favourite first round and possible second round ties, as well as predict the finalists and winner, before giving their thoughts on the PDC's 2024 calendar announcement and the recent release of the DRA disciplinary cases.

Germany's Daniel Klose (17:59) calls in to the show ahead of making his World Series debut in Amsterdam this Friday. Daniel talks us through his career in darts so far, returning to steel tip darts in 2018, winning his tour card at Q-School this year, his run to a Players Championship final last week and the infamous lollypop man in the 2020 German Super League!

New Zealand's Haupai Puha (52:15) also joins us as he prepares for his second appearance in the World Series of Darts Finals this weekend. Haupai reflects on the last three years, including his debut in the PDC World Championship behind closed doors, his breakthrough 2022 season, winning in front of his home crowd on the World Series this year, and his goal to qualify for the 'Paddy Power' next month!

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Co-host Alex Moss and guest co-host Andrew Sinclair are back with a new episode after a busy week in the world of darts!

The boys start the show by reflecting on Leonard Gates winning the World Seniors Matchplay on Sunday, and discuss the American's prospects for next year and if he should go to Q-School or try and defend the three seniors titles he won in 2023.

The boys reflect on the Players Championship triple-header, looking back on Callan Rydz's return to title-winning ways, as well as pick out other players who impressed them in Barnsley.

Co-promoter of the World Seniors Darts Tour, Jason Francis (19:17), calls in to take a look back at the second year of televised seniors events, including the new Champion of Champions, and first trips to Yeovil and York, as well as discuss the future and what their future plans are to continue growing the seniors circuit.

Reigning WDF men's world champion, Neil Duff (57:48), also stops by fresh from a run to the semi-finals of the World Seniors Matchplay at the weekend. Neil joins us to reflect on his almost year-and-a-half as world champion, debuting in the World Seniors this year, and answer the question - has he ever clapped when an aeroplane has landed?!

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the latest PDC ProTour weekend!

The boys reflect on Gerwyn Price's title-winning double in Germany and assess his major hopes heading into the busy end of the season, as well as discuss Josh Rock's run to the final on Saturday.

Alex and Burton also give their thoughts on Fallon Sherrock's latest slice of darts history, throwing the first televised nine darter by a female player in the Modus League, and also look at the odds for the World Seniors Matchplay this weekend.

Josh Rock (15:54) sits down with us at Darts Corner's HQ to look back on his whirlwind first 18 months on the PDC tour. Josh chats about his debut season last year, that nine darter at the Grand Slam, being presented with the Young Player and Newcomer of the Year awards at the Premier League night in Belfast, as well as outline his goals for the rest of 2023.

Darryl Pilgrim (43:40) calls in to reflect on an impressive August on the oche, which included winning his first PDC title on the Challenge Tour, throwing a nine darter on the Modus League, as well as back-to-back 118 and 122 averages, and reaching the quarter-finals in Sunday's Players Championship. 

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the PDC World Youth Championship!

The boys reflect on the tournament so far and look ahead to the final between Gian van Veen and Luke Littler in November, before discussing Littler and Wessel Nijman's prospects on the ProTour next year after both won tour cards at the weekend.

Alex and Burton also look ahead to the return of the ProTour this weekend, discussing who is most in need of a big run in Germany, and also pick out the new tour card holders who have impressed so far this season.

Gian van Veen (17:39) calls in to reflect on a memorable weekend, finishing top of the Development Tour Order of Merit and winning through to the PDC World Youth Championship final. Gian discusses his impressive year so far, making his mark on the European Tour stage, and his hopes for the rest of 2023.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the World Series went Down Under!

The boys are back with a regular episode of the podcast and start with an old favourite - the Rob Cross Appreciation Minute or "minutes" as they reflect on 'Voltage' winning both World Series of Darts titles in New Zealand and Australia.

Alex and Burton also look back on the penultimate Challenge Tour weekend of the season, which included five different title winners, before looking ahead to the PDC World Youth Championship this weekend and delving into the mailbag to answer your listener questions.

Robert Grundy (19:11) calls in to look back on winning his first PDC title on the Challenge Tour this past weekend. Robert talks about his start in darts, taking breaks from playing over the years, his recent comeback and going to Q-School for the first time earlier this year, his "Arsene Wenger darts" that caught the eye on the Modus League, and his hopes for the rest of 2023.

Stowe Buntz (56:39) also joins us to reflect on a memorable weekend at the oche, completing a clean sweep of all three titles on the CDC circuit. Stowe discusses breaking his duck to win his first CDC title and going on to make history as the first player to achieve the threepeat on the CDC tour, hitting his first 180 whilst playing a match against Paul Lim, the infamous semi-final on Saturday against David Cameron where he threw his darts away during one of the legs and why he vows to never do that again.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode!

The WDF's secretary general Nick Rolls (1:18) calls in to discuss all things WDF including the organisation's decision not to run a World Masters in 2023, encouraging ticket sales for Lakeside and the upcoming World Championship in December, the return of the WDF World Cup next month after a four-year absence and the WDF's goals for the rest of 2023.

Former major winner and commentator Paul Nicholson (29:19) also stops by to reflect on the Modus Super Series Champions Week, which saw Luke Littler retain his title on Saturday night. Paul gives his thoughts on the progression of the Modus League, Nathan Aspinall's recent World Matchplay win, his plans for his own playing career and also shares an insight into what it was like co-commentating with Alex's GOAT Co Stompe at the World Seniors earlier this year!

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