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  1. Anderson falls short in World Series Final

    Anderson falls short in World Series Final
    Gary Anderson missed out on the big prize at the World Series Finals in Scotland.  The Unicorn man was beaten 11-6 by Michael van Gerwen but the Scot put up a terrific show against an inspired Dutchman.  It was a thrilling final, but Anderson couldn't quite lift himself as Van Gerwen won the World Series Finals for a third straight year in Glasgow.  Gary gave it a real go but will regret missing three darts at D16 to take the opening leg against the throw, only for Van Gerwen to nail a 103
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  2. Dimitri and Dobey dazzle in Glasgow!

    Dimitri and Dobey dazzle in Glasgow!
    Unicorn youngsters Dimitri van den Bergh and Chris Dobey stole the show on the opening night of the 2017 Ladbrokes World Series Finals.  The Belgian was at his brilliant best to send Michael Smith packing in the all Unicorn clash on Friday at the Braehead Arena. The 6-1 scoreline tells its own story! And Chris Dobey produced his best performance of the year to stun Mensur Suljovic and he will now play his mentor Gary Anderson in the last 16! He was 0-3 down against the World No.7 but then found
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  3. Anderson aims high on home soil

    Anderson aims high on home soil
    Gary Anderson has won five World Series titles over the last two years, but he is still to break his duck in Glasgow. The Team Unicorn star has suffered shock back-to-back 1st Round defeats at the World Series Finals in Scotland.  And he has been handed a tough draw for the 2017 Ladbrokes World Series Finals which start at the Braehead Arena on Friday night. Anderson is the top seed and will face either Mensur Suljovic or one of the young Unicorn players that he mentors Chris Dobey!  James
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  4. Smith wins Euro thriller!

    Smith wins Euro thriller!
    It is a first European Championship quarter-final for Unicorn star Michael Smith. But he had to dig deep to finally see off Benito van de Pas in a last leg decider and he will now face Rob Cross on Sunday for a spot in the semi-finals.  Smith led 6-2 and 8-4 and missed match darts before getting over the line in Hasselt on Saturday night.  "It was a real battle," he said. "In the end it was all about sticking at it. I have managed to learn a lesson or two this year about keeping my head in
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  5. Euro agony for 9-dart Kyle

    Euro agony for 9-dart Kyle
    Team Unicorn star Kyle Anderson banged in a brilliant 9-darter at the European Championship.  But he suffered heartbreak losing his semi-final 11-10 to Michael van Gerwen after the Australian missed two match darts to win in the deciding leg! Van Gerwen went on to win a fourth consecutive European Championship title as he beat Rob Cross 11-7 in the final. Cross matched Van Gerwen dart for dart for 10 legs before the Dutch ace pulled away to win with an average of 109! But in one of the most dramatic
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  6. Smith survives scare in Belgium

    Smith survives scare in Belgium
    Michael Smith is through to the 2nd Round at the European Championship.  But the Unicorn man had to stave off a Nathan Aspinall fight back before winning 6-4.  Elsewhere in Hasselt on Friday afternoon, Joe Cullen threw it away as he missed four match darts against Stephen Bunting and lost in a deciding leg.  And there was also defeat for Dimitri van den Bergh as the young Belgian was beaten 6-1 by Jonny Clayton. But Smith held his nerve to set up a 2nd Round clash with Benito van de Pas
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  7. Classy Kyle into Euro quarter-finals

    Classy Kyle into Euro quarter-finals
    Kyle Anderson has reached the European Championship quarter-finals for a second consecutive year in Hasselt.  The Team Unicorn star swept aside the challenge of Jelle Klaasen in style as he won 10-6 and he will now play Mensur Suljovic on Sunday afternoon.  "My finishing was spot on when it mattered," the Aussie said. "Every time Jelle missed I punished him and I am getting better with each game here, so there is no reason why this run shouldn't continue." The tone was set when Klaasen missed
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  8. Huybrechts heartache in Hasselt

    Huybrechts heartache in Hasselt
    Team Unicorn's Belgian brothers were both desperately disappointed after bowing out of the European Championship on the opening night.  On home soil, Kim and Ronny Huybrechts both lost last leg deciders.  But Unicorn duo Kyle Anderson and Ian White were winners on Thursday in Belgium.  Kim Huybrechts went out 6-5 to Mensur Suljovic after hauling himself back into the match.  The Austrian took out 94 and 76 as he went 3-0 up. Back came Kim to reduce the gap to one before Suljovic nailed
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  9. The Parable of the Talents

    The Parable of the Talents
    Hi again! It’s been a while, but now seems like a good time for a new UniBlog to go with the new, sparkly, Unicorn Group website whose “PlayWithTheBest” title doubly resonates with me. Not only is helping players do just that my aim when designing a dart or recommending a set-up, but also, in my long-gone competitive racquet sport days, I was lucky to have had the chance to play with some of the best and most prodigiously talented individuals of the era. I thus had the perfect opportunity to observe
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  10. Wade back in business in Düsseldorf

    Wade back in business in Düsseldorf
    It was good to see James Wade playing well and showing very encouraging signs for the future after a disappointing year.  The Unicorn pair of Wade and Gary Anderson made it through to the quarter-finals of the German Darts Masters World Series tournament in Düsseldorf on Friday night.  But Kyle Anderson was unlucky to lose a final leg decider with Mensur Suljovic.  Wade took the first steps on his road back to the top with a brilliant performance against German qualifier Kevin Munch. 
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