As we move on to the second round of the World Grand Prix Darts, the big-guns are still firing following some impressive performances on the opening two nights.

With Taylor, van Gerwen, Lewis, van Barneveld and the like all progressing it's set up to be a tremendous round of sixteen and former Sky Sports commentator John Gwynne looks ahead to the action.

He joins Mark Walton to assess the Outright Betting and preview all eight matches at the Citiwest Hotel in Dublin.

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As we head into another World Grand Prix at the Citywest Hotel in Dublin it's a familiar story; Phil Taylor is still the man to beat.

He arrives in fantastic form and with ten World Grand Prix Darts titles to his name already, can anybody stop him landing number eleven?

Former Sky Sports commentator John Gwynne tells us who he thinks will win this year's event, joining Mark Walton on this edition of the Darts Podcast.

John also discusses the best bets in the Quarters Betting and the pick of the matches in the opening round.

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The final of the World Matchplay from Blackpool is here, and if the previous rounds are anything to go by viewers are in for a real treat this evening.

Phil Taylor faces Adrian Lewis, who conquered Michael Van Gerwen in dramatic fashion yesterday, and Sky Sports commentator John Gwynne joins Alex Dunn in the studio to preview the action.

It will be a particularly special game for John, who leaves Sky Sports following the game after 20 years of service.

Enjoy.

With the World Matchplay Darts hotting up, Alex Dunn caught up with Sky Sports commentator John Gwynne to assess who is and who isn't performing in the Blackpool heat.

John offers a selection in each of the quarter finals, as he prepares to bid farewell to the Sky Sports commentary box.

Sky Sports commentator John Gwynne discusses everything from horse racing at Bangor to heavy perspiration as he joins Dave Kelner to preview the second round of the world matchplay at Winter Gardens.