Ahead of the eighteenth edition of the UK Open, Dartsnews takes a look back at some classic moments in the history of the tournament known to many as the FA Cup of Darts.
Nathan Aspinall claimed his first major title last year at the 2019 UK Open with his life changing since then and now he is into a career high position in the Order of Merit as of this week.
He saw off Rob Cross in an 11-5 victory in the final producing a stunning ending in the form of a 170 finish in the final leg. He beat the likes of Toni Alcinas, Madars Razma, Steve Lennon and Gerwyn Price en route to glory at Minehead.
Can he defend his title this time around? Click here for the draw and schedule for this year's UK Open which begins on Friday.
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- I might actually enter this next year,for £5 and an egg cup! It's a disgrace considering the previous champions. I won't be watching,and I doubt many others will either. Taylor, Barney, Burnett, Hankey, Wolfie,you'd win this with your eyes closedrick6705-11-2024
- Shame that Beau has got Noppert first, he is less likely to fold, Schindler or Menzies may well of. Still think she can win the group, even if not can still qualify for the knockout stages.Mysstree05-11-2024
- I agree with the other posts here. Cameron Menzies did absolutely nothing wrong... he showed some passion-being a human - which is good to see. The last thing we want is grey/woke robot players who are far too afraid to show any emotions whatsoever. Woke is killing most sports and is having far-reaching consequences - in general.MrYnyslas197105-11-2024
- I don't actually see the problem,he was insulting only to himself,as a reaction to his victory. I don't think anyone else was affected,so what's the issue?rick6704-11-2024
- Covid or Vaccine victim?Mysstree03-11-2024