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A case of what might have been for Joe Cullen at the World Grand Prix. The young Unicorn ace went down 3-1 to Daryl Gurney in the second round but the scoreline only tells half the story.  Cullen found himself two sets down, but got himself back into it and should have sent the match into a deciding set. After trailing by those two sets, Joe then reeled off three legs on the spin to get himself back in contention. He took the opening leg of set four and looked to be on a roll. The second leg turned

Team Unicorn quartet James Wade, Michael Smith, Ian White and Ronny Huybrechts all bowed out of the World Grand Prix on day two in Dublin.  There was more woe for Wade as the Unicorn man lost in the 1st Round on the Dublin stage for the second consecutive year. The two-times World Grand Prix champion won only two legs as he was beaten by Steve West.  West took out 101, 114 and 101 again as Wade failed to make his mark. A disappointing night for 'The Machine'. Smith had beaten Gerwyn Price in

Joe Cullen produced a terrific display on a dramatic opening night at the World Grand Prix. Defending champion and World No.1 Michael van Gerwen was stunned by John Henderson, who beat the World Champion by two sets to one at the City West Hotel.  And after the withdrawal of Team Unicorn's expectant Dad Gary Anderson, the tournament is now wide open. Cullen was terrific as he gets better and better every time he steps on the stage at a TV 'Major'. He came from a set down to beat Darren Webster

Team Unicorn's Latvian star Madars Razma has enjoyed his best result in the PDC! He reached the semi-finals of Players Championship 20 in Dublin on Saturday with a brilliant display. Razma eventually lost 6-3 to Stephen Bunting but what a performance from the 29-year-old.  The tournament was won by the in-form Mensur Suljovic who beat Bunting 6-4 in the final. Suljovic had earlier beaten Michael van Gerwen in the quarter-finals.  Razma won three all Unicorn matches on his way to the semi-final,

Unicorn star Gary Anderson is out of the World Grand Prix in Dublin. The Scot is staying at home in Somerset with partner Rachel who is due to give birth to the couple's second child any day. Anderson left it as late as possible to make the decision. Of course the Unicorn man was the runner-up in Dublin 12 months ago, but family comes first. Welshman Mark Webster is the lucky beneficiary who takes Anderson's play in the Dublin draw. By STUART PYKE in Ireland Photo courtesy Lawrence Lustig / PDC

What an achievement and what a future lies ahead for Team Unicorn German sensation Nico Blum, who has won the boys World Masters Title. The 16-year-old beat Ireland's Keane Barry 4-3 in a thrilling final in Bridlington on Tuesday.  It has been an outstanding year for the German teenager and everyone at Unicorn is predicting big things from Blum over the next decade. A real talent and the real deal without a doubt and winning the World Masters is just more proof of just how good he is.  After

It's been some year for Kyle Anderson and it's just got even better with the news that the Aussie has signed a new long-term deal with Team Unicorn.   The new contract will take his time with Unicorn to at least seven years. It's been a meteoric rise for the boy from Down Under who gambled everything on a darts career and won!  Kyle Anderson is destined for the world's top 16 in the next 12 months and Unicorn will be with him every step of the way as the Australian ace targets the big prizes

Unicorn ace Kim Huybrechts agonisingly missed out on the big prize again on the European Tour.  The Belgian lost a dramatic final at the International Darts Open in Riesa for a second consecutive year.  Huybrechts was beaten 6-5 by Peter Wright in Germany on Sunday, 12 months after losing the final to Mensur Suljovic.  He led 3-1 and 4-2 against the top seed as Wright battled back with a 101 finish to make it four apiece and in a thrilling deciding leg, the World No.3 nailed a 116 check-out

What a day for Unicorn star Dimitri van den Bergh! The young Belgian won his third PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour title of the year and lost in the final of another on Saturday in Barnsley. And he has extended his lead at the top of the PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Order of Merit. He looks on course to win the event in 2017. Van den Bergh won event 13, beating Rhys Griffin 5-4 in the final and was then edged out in the final of event 14 as he lost the final 5-3 to Mike van Duijvenbode. The Unicorn ace

Gary Anderson was beaten in the final of the Champions League in Cardiff.He lost 11-9 to Mensur Suljovic as the Austrian claimed his first TV title, but the Unicorn man had his chances and missed three darts to make it 10 apiece and force a deciding leg.Suljovic then hit his favourite D14 to claim the title. In the final, Anderson led 3-1 before a run of five straight legs gave the Austrian the advantage. But the Scot hit back to level at six apiece and as the tension increased, they both managed