Monthly Archives: March 2019

Unicorn World Champion Ambassador & Sky Sports Darts pundit John Part reviews the first 6 weeks of the 2019 Unibet Premier League from a Team Unicorn perspective and looks ahead to what maybe in store over the next set of fixtures, including Judgement night!

Unicorn trio Ted Evetts, Chris Dobey and Kyle Anderson all enjoyed double success at the latest qualifying for the 2019 Euro Tour.   Evetts hit another 9 darter on his way to reaching ET3 and ET4 in Munich and Saarbrucken next month, while Dobey and Anderson also made it through to both the German Darts Grand Prix and German Darts Open.   Other Unicorn success saw Keegan Brown and Kim Huybrechts qualify for Munich, while Dimitri van den Bergh and Jeffrey de Zwaan made it to ET4.   ********************

Unicorn ace Ted Evetts has proved once again just why is he one of the best young talents in the sport.    ‘Super Ted’ claimed a brilliant double on the opening weekend of the 2019 PDC Unicorn Development Tour in Wigan.    It takes his tally of Development Tour wins to six.    On Sunday Evetts was in dominant form. He was a 5-1 winner over Andrew Davidson in DT 4. His toughest test came in the last 16 where he edged out Ryan Meikle in a deciding leg. Meikle had earlier won DT3 with a

Team Unicorn star James Wade sits on top of the league after Week Five of the 2019 Premier League. Aldershot based Wade, produced the first whitewash of the season by storming past Daryl Gurney 7-0. The 2009 champion followed up last week's victory over Van Gerwen with the highest average of the season to date of 109.59 as he also limited Gurney to just two darts at a double. Wade's ruthless display saw him take out 158 and 116, and he said: "It's a great win and I'm really happy. Daryl is better

It was a double-win delight for Team Unicorn duo James Wade & Michael Smith. James Wade stole the show as he ended Michael van Gerwen's winning start to the 2019 Unibet Premier League season with an emphatic 7-3 victory over the Dutchman at Westpoint Exeter. Night Four of the campaign saw four-time champion Van Gerwen taste defeat in a televised match for the first time since November, as Wade repeated his 2016 Premier League triumph over the world number one. Eight missed doubles in the opening