Host Emma Paton is joined by Michael Bridge and Colin Lloyd on this week’s Love The Darts Podcast; we’re back for the World Darts Championship from December 15, 2023 to January 3, 2024 – live on Sky Sports
Last Updated: 13/12/23 5:03pm
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Take a look at some of the Christmas outfits that Peter Wright has treated the Alexandra Palace crowd to over the years
Take a look at some of the Christmas outfits that Peter Wright has treated the Alexandra Palace crowd to over the years
On this week’s Love The Darts Podcast host Emma Paton is joined by Michael Bridge and Colin Lloyd to preview the World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace.
Emma and the gang spoke to Peter ‘Snakebite’ Wright to discuss which darts he will use at Ally Pally and how he is enjoying being under the radar this year.
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Speaking on Love The Darts, Wright talks us through his preparations for the World Darts Championship
The two-time world champion will be aiming for a historic third title but the upcoming tournament is an even more important juncture for the colourful Scot, who stands to lose most of his £500,000 Order of Merit prize from his 2021/22 success.
Wright is ranked 15th in the PDC on averages with nothing in particular to recommend him as prospective 2024 champion, that could not be said about Gian van Veen or Ryan Joyce.
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Wright says he is happy going under the radar ahead of this year’s World Championship
From 2011 to the present day, only nine players have appeared in a World Championship final – but this looks to be the year that upsets that striking continuity in darts’ biggest match with Wright predicting a showdown between himself and Nathan Aspinall.
The panel also talk about how Luke Humphries could be considered an all-time great if his current form continues while they also give their predictions for the tournament.
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Two-time world champion Wright doesn’t see in form Luke Humphries claiming the title at the Worlds and believes he’ll make the final alongside Nathan Aspinall
When is the World Darts Championship?
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It’s almost time for the return of the biggest event in darts. The World Darts Championship gets underway this Friday, live on Sky Sports
The sport’s biggest event will be held from December 15, 2023 to January 3, 2024 as 96 players compete for the Sid Waddell Trophy and £2.5m in prize money at Alexandra Palace.
You can watch all the action live on our dedicated Sky Sports Darts channel.
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