Retirement not on Taylor radar
Phil Taylor has no plans to retire from darts after beating Michael van Gerwen in dramatic fashion to clinch his 16th world title last night.
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Taylor secures 16th PDC world darts title
Phil Taylor produced some of the finest darts of his stellar career to clinch his 16th world title with victory over Michael van Gerwen in a high-quality PDC World Darts Championship final at Alexandra Palace.
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Taylor and Van Gerwen advance to final
Michael van Gerwen will face 15-time champion Phil Taylor in the Ladbrokes World Championship final after going agonisingly close to historic back-to-back nine-dart finishes in his semi-final win over James Wade.
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Van Gerwen eases past Lim at Ally Pally
Michael van Gerwen began his Ladbrokes Darts World Championship campaign with a 3-0 victory over Singapore's Paul Lim.
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Van Gerwen rallies to record remarkable Dublin win
Michael Van Gerwen staged an incredible comeback from 4-1 down to win the PartyPoker.com World Grand Prix title with a 6-4 defeat of Mervyn King at the Citywest Hotel in Dublin on Sunday night.
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Van Gerwen outguns Lewis in Citywest
Adrian Lewis was knocked out of the PartyPoker.com World Grand Prix by Michael van Gerwen on Thursday, as Andy Hamilton, Paul Nicholson and Wes Newton joined the Dutch star in moving through to the quarter-finals.
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Van Gerwen beaten at Alexandra Palace
Mensur Suljovic punished Michael van Gerwen for a host of missed doubles by claiming a 3-1 win in the first round of the the PDC Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace.
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Darts GP from Citywest round-up
Raymond Van Barneveld dramatically defeated Alan Tabern in the Skybet World Grand Prix in Dublin on Tuesday night, as world number two James Wade crashed out of the tournament.
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It's goodnight John 'Boy' as Robson progresses
Gary Robson followed up his shock Lakeside World Championship win against wonderkid Michael van Gerwen by knocking out 2001 hero John 'Boy' Walton in the second round tonight.
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Robson ends Van Gerwen's dream at the Lakeside
World Championship favourite Michael van Gerwen's debut on the Lakeside stage ended in a shock 3-2 first-round defeat against Gary Robson.