Phil Taylor Sends Message to Fans as He Officially Retires From All Darts

Phil Taylor announces official darts retirement as he teases future career moves

Phil Taylor has announced his retirement from darts.

Phil Taylor sends message to fans as he officially retires from all darts

LONDON, ENGLAND – JANUARY 01:Phil Taylor of England shows his appreciation to the crowd after he loses the PDC World Darts Championship final against Rob Cross of England on Day Fifteen at the 2018 William Hill PDC World Darts Championships at Alexandra Palace on January 1, 2018 in London, England.(Photo by Naomi Baker/Getty Images) Phil Taylor has confirmed that he will no longer be playing darts, retiring from exhibitions seven years after lea…

Phil Taylor officially retires from darts and opens up on future plans

Phil Taylor has hung up his darts for good - seven years after his professional retirement

Phil Taylor leaves fans confused as he announces retirement from darts

Phil Taylor has officially announced his full retirement from darts – seven years after his last professional match. Widely considered the best to ever do it, the 16-time world champion stepped away from PDC events in 2018, but has since continued to feature on the World Seniors Tour and in exhibitions. Phil Taylor has won more PDC World Championship titles than any other darts playerAlamy Taylor‘s last professional outing ended in a 7-2 defeat …

Michael van Gerwen warned his time at the top of darts is over

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Phil "The Power" Taylor pulls the plug! The living Darts legend announced the final farewell to the sports stage on Tuesday. In a video message, the 64-year-old Englishman officially declared his career end.