Darts star Luke Littler ... Six-time world champion Steve Davis is the only cueist to earn the top honour back in 1988 but legendary Ronnie O’Sullivan has been constantly overlooked.

Littler has been deservedly recognised for his exceptional exploits in his first year as a darts professional ... the organisations don't see that." Steve Davis remains the solitary snooker ...

Was it Luke Littler, the country's newest sporting sensation, coming heartachingly close to winning the World Darts ...

There are three reasons why everyone hated playing ... Davis ‘Slow Hand’ Snider. I’ve never met this guy but I’ve seen footage and he was the emperor of mind games in North American darts.

Luke Littler's emergence has seen the popularity of darts soar over the past 12 months with one of his rivals admitting every ...

Teenage sensation Luke Littler has reached a second straight final in the PDC World Darts Championship and darts boss Barry ...

Steve Davis, an Elon Musk loyalist, is ready to help out at the Department of Government Efficiency. Davis has worked at Musk's companies for over 20 years, having first joined SpaceX in 2003.

STEVE DAVIS and Dennis Taylor are set to recreate ... "John usually gets a couple of people out to do a few trick shots, then Steve and me play a couple of frames, then of course we re-enact ...

Ronnie O’Sullivan has said that anyone has the potential to play snooker like himself, Steve Davis or John Higgins. The record 23-time Triple Crown title winner picked out Jimmy White and ...

SINGAPORE – Through his smiley disposition, one would not be able to tell that Leslie Lee had anger management issues in his early days of playing darts, as he would punch the board or walk out ...

Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor are set to recreate their iconic 1985 World Snooker Championship final clash 40 years after the historic match. Known as the 'Black Ball Final', Taylor beat Davis to ...

But while an estimated 17 million Americans currently play the sport, darts has yet to break through the already crowded US sports market, with many people still seeing it as a simple bar game.