Martin Schindler
154 articles
- “I GOT SO ANNOYED ABOUT IT THAT I LOST THE LEG” – GABRIEL CLEMENS LAMENTS BOUNCE-OUT IN QUARTERFINAL HEARTBREAK AT PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP 22
- FROM FOOTBALL REJECT TO DARTS STAR: TOM SYKES SHINES ON EUROPEAN TOUR DEBUT
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WESSEL NIJMAN STORMS TO SLOVAK DARTS OPEN TITLE, SPARKS MAJOR TALK
- NIJMAN OVERTAKES SMITH FOR EUROPEAN TOUR ORDER OF MERIT TOP SPOT AFTER SLOVAK DARTS OPEN TRIUMPH
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SLOVAK DARTS OPEN 2026: MENZIES DESTROYS PRICE WITH 106 AVERAGE, CROSS DUMPS OUT TOP SEED VAN VEEN, VAN GERWEN SURVIVES
- “I KNOW I’VE GOT THE GAME TO BEAT ANYONE” – TOM SYKES STUNS NIKO SPRINGER WITH 103 AVERAGE ON EUROPEAN TOUR DEBUT
- VINCENT VAN DER VOORT DISAGREES WITH FIERCE CRITICISM OF WINMAU BLADE X, BUT ADMITS 'TOO MANY DARTS ARE FALLING OUT'
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ROB CROSS WINS PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP 22, CRISTO REYES POSTS HIGHEST AVERAGE
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PC21 DRAW: BEAU GREAVES, GERWYN PRICE AND PETER WRIGHT HEADLINE PROTOUR RETURN
- FROM £14K TO £472K: HOW LUKE WOODHOUSE QUIETLY JOINED THE ELITE IN 2026
- SLOVAK DARTS OPEN 2026: FIELD, FORMAT, DRAW AND SCHEDULE CONFIRMED
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BIN AND GONE: MARTIN SCHINDLER SHOWS DISGRUNTLEMENT TOWARDS BLADE X AFTER GERMANY'S WORLD CUP OF DARTS EXIT
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HUMPHRIES, VAN GERWEN, PRICE HEADLINE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP 21 & 22 AS LITTLER, ANDERSON, ASPINALL MISS OUT
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“I CAN SHOW ALL THE IDIOTS ON THE INTERNET” – MARTIN SCHINDLER HITS BACK AS GERMANY REACH WORLD CUP OF DARTS QUARTER-FINALS
- WORLD CUP OF DARTS QUARTER-FINALS: ENGLAND V WALES AND NETHERLANDS V GERMANY HEADLINE SUNDAY AFTERNOON ACTION
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WORLD CUP OF DARTS: ENGLAND FACE SPAIN IN SATURDAY EVENING SESSION AS LITTLER AND HUMPHRIES SEEK REDEMPTION
- WALES AND REPUBLIC OF IRELAND ADVANCE AT WORLD CUP OF DARTS
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“I ALWAYS TOLD MARTIN: I’M FIT TO STAY HERE, AND I’LL SHOW WHY” – PIETRECZKO OVERCOMES DIFFICULT PERIOD WITH CONVINCING GERMAN PERFORMANCE AT WORLD CUP OF DARTS
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WALES BEGIN LIFE WITHOUT PRICE WITH WIN, GERMANY AVERAGE 101.90 AS BELGIUM AND AUSTRALIA STUNNED AT WORLD CUP OF DARTS
- VAN DER VOORT: DUTCH DUO CAN BEAT ANYONE IF THEY CLICK – BUT ENGLAND STILL FAVOURITES