World Darts Championship - Revision history

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	\| tv = [[Sky Sports]]		\| tv = [[Sky Sports]]
	\| tournament_format= [[Set (darts)\|Sets]]		\| tournament_format= [[Set (darts)\|Sets]]
	\| current = [[~~2016~~ World Darts Championship]]		\| current = [[2017 World Darts Championship]]
	\| champion = [[Dylan Frost]]		\| champion = [[Dylan Frost]]
	\| champ_season = [[~~2016~~ World Darts Championship\|2016]]		\| champ_season = [[2017 World Darts Championship\|2016]]
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	Since its establishment in 2013, the championship has been staged at [[Alexandra Palace]] in London, England. The event has grown in scale and prestige over time, with expanded fields, increased prize money, and longer match formats introduced in later rounds as the tournament progressed.		Since its establishment in 2013, the championship has been staged at [[Alexandra Palace]] in London, England. The event has grown in scale and prestige over time, with expanded fields, increased prize money, and longer match formats introduced in later rounds as the tournament progressed.

	Since its inception, the World Darts Championship has crowned multiple champions, with several players achieving repeated success during the tournament’s formative years. [[Max Mad]] won the inaugeral edition in 2013; only one other player have won a single event being [[Alex Brow]] (2014). Only one other player has won this event more than once, that being [[Dylan Frost]] in 2015 and ~~2016~~.		Since its inception, the World Darts Championship has crowned multiple champions, with several players achieving repeated success during the tournament’s formative years. [[Max Mad]] won the inaugeral edition in 2013; only one other player have won a single event being [[Alex Brow]] (2014). Only one other player has won this event more than once, that being [[Dylan Frost]] in 2015, 2016, and 2017.

	== List of finals ==		== List of finals ==
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	\| [[Max Calder]]		\| [[Max Calder]]
	\| $3,000,000		\| rowspan="2" \| $3,000,000
	\|-		\|-
	\|2017		\|2017
	\|		\|[[Dylan Frost]]
	\|		\|7–5
	\|		\|[[Max Calder]]
	\|
	\|}		\|}

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 Since its establishment in 2013, the championship has been staged at [[Alexandra Palace]] in London, England. The event has grown in scale and prestige over time, with expanded fields, increased prize money, and longer match formats introduced in later rounds as the tournament progressed.
-== History ==
+Since its inception, the World Darts Championship has crowned multiple champions, with several players achieving repeated success during the tournament’s formative years. [[Max Mad]] won the inaugeral edition in 2013; only one other player have won a single event being [[Alex Brow]] (2014). Only one other player has won this event more than once, that being [[Dylan Frost]] in 2015 and 2016.
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Removed redirect to IDF Darts World Championship

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	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[~~IDF~~ Darts World Championship]]		{{Short description\|World championship tournament in darts}}

			{{Infobox sports league
			\| title = World Darts Championship
			\| image =
			\| caption =
			\| venue = {{nowrap\|[[Alexandra Palace]]}}
			\| country = [[England]]
			\| founded = 2013
			\| inaugural = [[2013 World Darts Championship\|2013]]
			\| tv = [[Sky Sports]]
			\| tournament_format= [[Set (darts)\|Sets]]
			\| current = [[2016 World Darts Championship]]
			\| champion = [[Dylan Frost]]
			\| champ_season = [[2016 World Darts Championship\|2016]]
			}}

			The '''World Darts Championship''' is an annual world championship tournament in the sport of [[darts]]. It represents the highest level of competition within the professional game and determines the official world champion each season. The tournament is contested in a knockout format using set-play matches and traditionally begins in December before concluding in January.

			Since its establishment in 2013, the championship has been staged at [[Alexandra Palace]] in London, England. The event has grown in scale and prestige over time, with expanded fields, increased prize money, and longer match formats introduced in later rounds as the tournament progressed.

			== History ==

			=== Formation and early editions (2013–2014) ===
			The World Darts Championship was inaugurated in 2013 as a new global championship designed to bring together the leading professional players into a single annual event. The early editions featured smaller fields and shorter match formats, though the tournament quickly established itself as the sport’s most prestigious title.

			The first two championships saw the emergence of dominant performers, setting the competitive tone for the tournament’s early era and helping establish long-term rivalries among the leading players.

			=== Expansion and modern era (2015–2016) ===
			From 2015 onward, the World Darts Championship underwent significant expansion. Field sizes increased, prize funds were raised, and later rounds adopted longer set formats to better reward consistency and endurance. These changes coincided with increased broadcast coverage and rising international interest in the event.

			By 2016, the championship had fully established itself as the pinnacle of the professional darts calendar, with the title widely regarded as the sport’s most coveted individual honour.

			== Champions ==

			Since its inception, the World Darts Championship has crowned multiple champions, with several players achieving repeated success during the tournament’s formative years.

			* [[Dylan Frost]] – 2015, 2016
			* [[Alex Brow]] – 2014
			* [[Max Mad]] – 2013

			== List of finals ==
			{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
			! Year
			! Champion
			! Score
			! Runner-up
			! Prize fund
			\|-
			\| [[2013 World Darts Championship\|2013]]
			\| [[Max Mad]]
			\| 6–3
			\| [[Ryan Thomas]]
			\| $1,500,000
			\|-
			\| [[2014 World Darts Championship\|2014]]
			\| [[Alex Brow]]
			\| 6–4
			\| [[Logan White]]
			\| $1,750,000
			\|-
			\| [[2015 World Darts Championship\|2015]]
			\| [[Dylan Frost]]
			\| 7–4
			\| [[Elias Storm]]
			\| $2,000,000
			\|-
			\| [[2016 World Darts Championship\|2016]]
			\| [[Dylan Frost]]
			\| 7–5
			\| [[Max Calder]]
			\| $3,000,000
			\|}

			== See also ==
			* [[2016 World Darts Championship]]
			* [[World Darts Championship records]]

			{{World Darts Championship}}

Mob: Redirected page to IDF Darts World Championship

2025-08-11T16:07:26Z

Redirected page to IDF Darts World Championship

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#REDIRECT [[IDF Darts World Championship]]