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Photo: PDC Darts By Ryan Segal The tournament of finalists - The Grand Slam - is back upon us, as winners and runners up from all around the darting spectrum gather in the West Midlands to try and pick up the trophy.  There are two members of Team Unicorn flying the flag in Wolverhampton this week, as Gary Anderson and James Wade vie to add the Eric Bristow trophy to their illustruous cabinets.  The Flying Scotsman has frequently professed his love for this tournament, often citing it as his

By Ryan Segal We waltzed into October and into the Mattioli Arena, as the World Grand Prix kicked off the 10th month of 2025.  Cameron Menzies was the first member of Team Unicorn to take to the stage - and set the standard for his teammates, defeating Chris Dobey 2-0 for his first ever win in the tournament - a result that also rocketed him into the World's Top 32 for the first ime.  James Wade couldn't follow Cammy's lead, going out 0-2 to Joe Cullen.  Gary Anderson, however, did join

By Ryan Segal After 14 events that took us all over the continent, the seasons efforts culminate in the European Championship, beginning tonight.  The Top 32 from the European Tour OoM travel to Dortmund, all hoping to put a cherry on their 2025 European cakes.  Among them are four titans sporting the Unicorn logo on their sleek shirts - And here's what you need to know: Gary Anderson may not play a huge amount of European Tour events - but he never fails to make an impact when he does. 

By Ryan Segal As September and its inconsistent weather came upon us, the business end of the darting season came with it.  It started, however, on a light note, with the news that Adam Paxton was learning the words to ‘Homeward Bound’ by Simon and Garfunkel, stemming from a Q&A that occurred a little while ago. We’re both ready – the single is dropping soon…I hope. Eyes then turned to Luton, as James Wade helped to lead the opening of Jewson’s latest store, playing visitors and handing out a

By Ryan Segal Cameron Menzies has said that fixture repetition "doesn't have an effect" as he prepares to face Chris Dobey on the stage for the third time in a month at the World Grand Prix.  The 36 year old Muirkirk thrower is taking part in just his second World Grand Prix, with his opening round opponent being more familiar than the Grand Prix stage.  On debut last year, it didn't quite go to plan for Cammy, as he was nilled by Dave Chisnall in his opener.  He believes, however, that

By Ryan Segal Tom Bissell has said he’s “Really Enjoying” his first year on the professional tour ahead of the Hungarian Darts Trophy. ‘Bizzness’ has taken to the circuit like a duck to water, no mean feat considering his complete lack of PDC experience prior to gaining his tour card. He heads to Budapest for his second European Tour event of the season – and feels his debut appearance will stand him in good stead this weekend: “I think I took a lot away from the first one. It was like seeing the

By Ryan Segal Darren Beveridge has said that the battle to keep his tour card has given him "good drive" ahead of the Hungarian Darts Trophy.  'Ice Cold', who sits 78th in the PDC Order of Merit, travels to Budapest for his first European Tour event of the season, laser focused on securing his spot in the Top 64 by the season's end.  The battle for a spot in the coveted Top 64, is, however, having a positive effect on Beveridge:  "It's given me good drive, to be honest.  I know it's close,

Four representatives from Team Unicorn will grace the stage at the Winter GardensBy Ryan Segal July means many things to many people – but here at Unicorn HQ, it means we’re packing our bags and heading up to Blackpool for the World Matchplay. Widely considered the second biggest major in the sport, behind the World Championship, the tournament sees the Top 16 in the Main Order of Merit and the Top 16 in the Pro Tour Order of Merit travel to Lancashire to battle it out for the Phil Taylor Trophy.

“I want to be back in the Premier League and I think I will be back in the Premier League in the next 12 months."By Phil Lanning JAMES WADE believes he will be back in the Premier League next year.   Ten-time major winner ‘The Machine’ had a superb run on his way to the UK Open final beating Cameron Menzies, Rob Owen, and World No.1 Luke Humphries 10-9 in the quarter-final.  World No.12 Wade smashed in 10 maximums, averaged 99.89 and hit over fifty percent of his doubles in a wonderful performance

Following on from a successful Q-School and newly formatted World Masters, here's a look back at February at Unicorn!By Ryan Segal On the 5th, we revealed our groundbreaking commemoration of Gary Anderson's first World Championship victory, releasing a replica of the darts he used that fateful day, in a wooden ash box with a LED screen displaying an exclusive documentary about the day, in addition to flights, stems, and a certificate of authenticity.  The Players Championships saw their first