Phil Taylor retired from professional darts in May of this year, and the 16-time world champion has now opened up on his ...

Phil Taylor is darts’ most decorated player, having won the World Championship a record 16 times. Nicknamed ‘The Power’ he held the world No. 1 ranking spot for 13 years in total before ...

Taylor held the world number-one ranking for 13 years Credit: Getty. Taylor said: “You wouldn’t know it was my house! I’ve got pictures up of me and my grandsons from when I was on stage at ...

Phil Taylor's darts career is OVER as 16-time world champion, 64, is forced to quit with 'the worst pain I've ever suffered' The sport's most-successful player will call curtains on career at end ...

DARTS legend Phil Taylor has issued fans a health update following two surgeries. The Power, 64, confirmed his retirement from the sport last year following the World Seniors Darts Championship. He… ...

Taylor, 64, puts down his darts with a record 16 World Championships under his belt and an unbeaten 85 major titles. All in all, he has won 214 tournaments and more than 100 televised finals.

DARTS legend Phil Taylor revealed he would like to go into match commentary after retirement. Taylor, 64, is pencilled down as a commentator ahead of the World Seniors Darts Masters, which kicks of… ...

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Phil Taylor has confirmed that he will no longer be playing darts, retiring from exhibitions seven years after leaving the professional game. The 16-time world champion played his final pro match ...

Darts legend Phil Taylor is concentrating on getting healthy after undergoing surgery. The 64-year-old, from Burslem, decided to call time on playing Seniors Darts earlier this year due to his ...