Weekly Dartscast

Co-hosts Alex Moss and Matthew Kiernan are back with a special on the road episode from the UK Open.

First, commentator Dan Dawson and Darts Cyrmu's Dylan Williams join Alex and Matthew to look ahead to the start of the FA Cup of Darts.

Next, Matthew is joined in the multi-board room by Riley's qualifier Paul Marsh, James Richardson and darts fans to discuss the UK Open and what makes it so special.

Then, Ryan Meikle, Boris Krcmar and Riley's qualifiers Graham Hall and Jelle Klaasen stop by to reflect on the afternoon and making it through to the fourth round.

Plus, PDC chief executive Matt Porter comes on to delve into a wide range of topics including the new Premier League format, board sponsor changes, Cazoo's investment in darts, the PDC's stance on Russia and much more. Enjoy!

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the UK Open this weekend.

First up, Nathan Aspinall (13:41) calls in to look back on his return to action last weekend in Riesa, making the semi-finals in his first tournament for 10 weeks, and gives an update on the injury and his plans for the rest of the season.

Next, Rhys Evans (46:35) stops by to discuss his recent announced charity boxing fight with Gerwyn Price, which takes place in Wales next month, talks through his former professional boxing career and how the fight with darts' number one was put together.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the return of the European Tour this weekend.

First up, Robert Thornton (11:13) calls in to look back on his recent run to the World Seniors Championship title at the Circus Tavern, reveals why his teddy was missing on stage, and also what his favourite song by The Proclaimers is.

Next, Paul Hogan (34:07) stops by to discuss his recent win in the Riley's UK Open Amateur Qualifiers, winning through the qualifiers for a record sixth time, as well as look back at the last two years and securing a return to Lakeside in April.

Then, Matt Good (52:55) joins us to reflect on securing his major debut at the UK Open, after winning the first Riley's Norwich qualifier, which included a nine-dart finish on the way, and talks through his darts journey so far and his hopes for Minehead next week.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Matthew Kiernan are back with a new episode of Under The 128. The duo continue to delve into the world of all things darts away from the 128 PDC tour card holders. In this episode, Alex and Matthew discuss the return of the UK Open Riley's Amateur Qualifiers, the PDC announcing a Women's World Matchplay at the Winter Gardens, as well as the latest from the WDF, ADC and much, much more. Enjoy!

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the first ever World Seniors Championship.

First up, John Gwynne (14:18) calls in to look back on his return to the commentary box this past weekend, during the World Seniors Championship at the Circus Tavern.

Next, first-time ProTour title winner Luke Humphries (1:00:15) calls in to reflect on that maiden title success on Saturday, and also looks ahead to the rest of 2022.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back for a special episode from the Premier League media day.

First up, Michael van Gerwen (5:34) makes his long-awaited debut on the show and looks ahead to the new Premier League season, his 10th consecutive campaign in darts' biggest roadshow, and his hopes for 2022.

Next, the newly-crowned Masters champion Joe Cullen (19:44) stops by to reflect on that life-changing title win in Milton Keynes and look ahead to his first season in the Premier League.

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Burton DeWitt and special guest co-host Hanna Frostman are back with a new episode after of the Masters.

First up, Edward Lowy (11:04), the managing director of Unicorn, calls in to discuss their recent announcement, stepping away from being the PDC's dartboard sponsor after 25 years, as well as Unicorn's plans for their new For Every Player campaign.

Next, Brazil's number one Diogo Portela (43:16) chats to Matthew Kiernan at Riley's London Victoria after winning through the qualifier on Saturday to book his spot at the UK Open.

Then, new tour card holder Connor Scutt (58:24) joins Matthew Kiernan to relive his run to a tour card at Q-School last month.

Plus, former BDO world champion Bob Anderson (1:36:48) stops by ahead of making his return to TV darts with the first ever World Seniors Championship later this week.

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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the Masters.

First up, Mick Lang (14:11) the co-owner of H&L Sports Management calls in to discuss the players in his stable. Mick looks back on Mensur Suljovic's last 18 months, including table-gate at Ally Pally, his four month break away from the game, and the run to the World Cup final, and also reflects on a whirlwind European Q-School with Rowby-John Rodriguez.

Next, Scott Williams (44:12) stops by to look back on an incredible opening day on the Challenge Tour last week, winning both of the titles. Scott also talks through his career in the game so far, being a latecomer to darts, qualifying for the last ever BDO World Championship, and his hopes for a busy rest of 2022.

Then, Michael Smith (1:15:13) joins us to reflect on his recent run to a second PDC World Championship final, winning two titles on the ProTour last year, and his bid to land that first major title sometime in 2022.

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Alex Moss and Matthew Kiernan bring you a special bonus episode with three of the new PDC tour card holders for 2022!

Brian Raman (00:33) joins us to discuss winning his tour card at the European Q-School, why a trip to Riley's Liverpool in 2019 was so important for his career, the growing interest for darts in Belgium, as well as now missing out on being the top seed for the WDF World Championship. 

Josh Rock (15:20) stops by to look back on securing a tour card at the UK Q-School, his incredible run on the final day, the long days of practice during the pandemic now paying off, and his hopes for the next two years.

Shaun Wilkinson (24:56) also calls in to reflect on winning his tour card on the last day at the UK Q-School, the agonising wait to find out he had done enough to clinch the final tour card spot on the Order of Merit, and the emotional reception he received back home.

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

Former World Master John O'Shea (14:39) calls in after winning a tour card at the UK Q-School, reflects on a memorable week in Milton Keynes and looks ahead to the exciting next chapter in his darts career.

Jules van Dongen (54:23) joins us after winning a tour card on his Q-School debut, over in Germany, and talks through his darts career so far, and how moving to America and playing with friends led to him pursuing the game further in the last two years.

Nick Fullwell (1:22:23) stops by to chat with Matthew Kiernan after winning a tour card on the final day of UK Q-School, the winner-takes-all clash with his good friend Matthew Dennant on the last day, as well as his hopes for the next two years on the main PDC tour.

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