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Darts has produced moments so unbelievable they feel like myths — but they’re real. A £102,000 nine-darter that paid more than Wimbledon. An unknown qualifier who arrived broke and left a champion after beating the world’s top three. A World Championship final with a record 180-fest that still looks impossible. Seventeen perfect darts in a row that nearly rewrote history. A 110+ average demolition in the biggest final of them all. And the night Fallon Sherrock smashed the glass ceiling with a 170 checkout that changed the sport forever.

This video is a deep-dive into crazy darts moments we’ll never see again like this — not because today’s players aren’t good enough, but because the context can’t be repeated:

the old bonus money

the old barriers

the shock factor

the once-in-a-lifetime pressure

and the perfect alignment of timing + history

Featuring iconic moments tied to:
John Lowe, Keith Deller, Eric Bristow, Phil Taylor, Raymond van Barneveld, Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson, James Wade, Robert Thornton, and Fallon Sherrock.

If you love darts documentaries, PDC history, unbelievable records, and legendary finishes — this one is for you.

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