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Cameron Menzies: I Came Close to Wrapping up Darts Career After Punching Table

Cameron Menzies nearly quit darts after surgery for a severe hand injury from punching a drinks table but returned to win at the Poland Darts Open, admitting lasting finger numbness.

  • On Feb 20, 2026, Cameron Menzies admitted he nearly ended his darts career after repeatedly punching a table at the World Championship, calling it a massive mistake.
  • After losing to Charlie Manby, Menzies punched a drinks table at Ally Pally, splitting his right hand open and leaving him bloodied as he walked off stage.
  • After the incident, Menzies required surgery and specialist care; the injury left him with numbness in one finger and he couldn’t throw for six weeks.
  • Menzies beat Richie Edhouse 6-4 and registered nine 180s, promising a strong return at the Saturday match against James Wade.
  • Menzies must now live with the reputation as 'table-puncher' and said he is not in a good place mentally while continuing ongoing hand treatment and trauma care, with medical staff expecting feeling to return.
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Two months after his big crack at the Darts Worlds, Cameron Menzies was able to play again. However, the Scotsman keeps some big sequelae from his injury.

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Daily Express broke the news in United Kingdom on Friday, February 20, 2026.
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