The world’s finest darts players have gathered once again at Winter Gardens, Blackpool, for the 2025 World Matchplay Championship, and the action is nothing short of spectacular. As the tournament enters its final weekend, fans are being treated to high-stakes drama, underdog triumphs, and masterclass performances.
Final Rounds Set the Stage for Epic Showdowns
As of July 25, the final rounds are drawing near. Luke Littler, one of the youngest breakout stars in recent years, continues to impress with confidence and accuracy. His sharp throws and mental poise have helped him secure a place among the top contenders.
Joining him in the hunt for the title are heavyweights like James Wade, Gerwyn Price, and Michael Smith, all of whom have delivered consistent performances under pressure. With just a few matches left before the grand finale on July 27, fans are eagerly awaiting more fireworks.
What’s at Stake? A Million Reasons to Aim True
This year’s event features a whopping £1,000,000 prize pool, making it one of the richest darts tournaments in the world. The winner will take home £200,000, along with international acclaim and valuable ranking points.
The format based on long-format leg matches demands peak concentration and endurance, making each game as much about mindset as skill.
Broadcast Info: How and Where to Watch
Global interest in the championship continues to rise, and fans across different time zones are tuning in live. The event is available on:
- Sky Sports (UK)
- DAZN (global regions)
- PDC TV (official streaming platform)
No matter where you are, the coverage is bringing every high-stakes moment to your screen.
Tournament Highlights:
| 🏟️ Venue | Winter Gardens, Blackpool |
|---|---|
| 📆 Dates | July 13–27, 2025 |
| 👑 Defending Champ | Nathan Aspinall |
| 🏆 Winner’s Prize | £200,000 |
| 🎮 Format | Long-format knockout competition |
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