BoyleSports will remain title sponsors of the Grand Slam of Darts alongside their current sponsorship of the World Grand Prix, it has been revealed.
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The tournament which usually sees PDC and BDO face off in the only cross-code tournament will be held this year between November 14-22 with only Wayne Warren and Mikuru Suzuki representing the latter organisation after their demise.
This is alongside World Champion Peter Wright, reigning champion Gerwyn Price and World Number One, Michael van Gerwen.
"In these challenging times we are ever grateful for the continued backing of BoyleSports," said PDC Chairman Barry Hearn.
"Alongside their sponsorship of the World Grand Prix, BoyleSports are now supporting two of the sport's biggest events during what is set to be an exciting autumn.
"The Grand Slam of Darts is a unique tournament providing spectacular entertainment, and with stars like Peter Wright, Michael van Gerwen and Dimitri Van den Bergh in action, this year's event promises to be another memorable one."
BoyleSports CEO Conor Gray said: "We are delighted to enhance our commitment to sponsorship in the Midlands by supporting two of the biggest events on the PDC calendar.
"The BoyleSports World Grand Prix will be first up in October and we are looking forward with great anticipation to see the world's best players pitted against each other at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.
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"It's also thrilling to sponsor the Grand Slam again following on from the success of 12 months ago when we watched Gerwyn Price defend his title so well in Wolverhampton."
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