PDC World Darts Championship Previous Winners List, Prize Money Pool Distribution, Results, Sponsors

PDC World Darts Championship Previous Winners List, Prize Money Pool Distribution, Results, Sponsors

The PDC World Darts Championship, also known as the William Hill World Darts Championship, is a World Professional Darts Championship, know its prize money

PDC World Championship is conducted yearly in the sport of darts and organised by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC).

The PDC World Darts Championship runs from December to January and is hosted by Alexandra Palace in London, where it has been since 2008. The winner of the Sid Waddell Trophy, named after darts commentator Sid Waddell, who died in 2012, is the most prestigious of the PDC’s competitions.

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The PDC World Darts Championship originated in 1994 as the World Darts Council World Darts Championship, as a result of the split in darts that saw the World Darts Council split from the BDO.

Players Who Have Dominated PDC World Darts Championship

Since the tournament’s beginning, ten different victors have emerged. Phil Taylor has dominated the competition with 14 wins in 25 outings, and he last won it in 2013. John Part (2003 & 2008), Adrian Lewis (2011 & 2012), Gary Anderson (2015 & 2016), and Michael van Gerwen are the other players to have won it twice (2014, 2017 & 2019). Dennis Priestley (1994), Raymond van Barneveld (2007), Rob Cross (2018), Peter Wright (2020), and Gerwyn Price are the only one-time champions (2021).

PDC World Darts Championship Previous Winners List, Opponents, Results, Prize Money Distribution 

Year Champion (average in final) Score Runner-up (average in final) Prize money Sponsor Venue
Total Champion Runner-up
1994 Dennis Priestley (94.38) 6–1 Phil Taylor (85.62) £64,000 £16,000 £8,000 Skol Circus Tavern,

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1995 Phil Taylor (94.11) 6–2 Rod Harrington (87.15) £55,000 £12,000 £6,000 Proton Cars
1996 Phil Taylor (98.52) 6–4 Dennis Priestley (101.48) £62,500 £14,000 £7,000 Vernon’s Pools
1997 Phil Taylor (100.92) 6–3 Dennis Priestley (96.78) £99,500 £45,000 £10,000 Red Band
1998 Phil Taylor (103.98) 6–0 Dennis Priestley (90.75) £72,500 £20,000 Skol
1999 Phil Taylor (97.11) 6–2 Peter Manley (93.63) £104,000 £30,000 £16,000
2000 Phil Taylor (94.42) 7–3 Dennis Priestley (91.80) £111,000 £31,000 £16,400
2001 Phil Taylor (107.46) 7–0 John Part (92.58) £125,000 £33,000 £18,000
2002 Phil Taylor (98.47) 7–0 Peter Manley (91.35) £205,000 £50,000 £25,000
2003 John Part (96.87) 7–6 Phil Taylor (99.98) £237,000 Ladbrokes
2004 Phil Taylor (96.03) 7–6 Kevin Painter (90.48) £257,000
2005 Phil Taylor (96.14) 7–4 Mark Dudbridge (90.66) £300,000 £60,000 £30,000
2006 Phil Taylor (106.74) 7–0 Peter Manley (91.72) £500,000 £100,000 £50,000
2007 Raymond van Barneveld (100.93) 7–6 Phil Taylor (100.86)
2008 John Part (92.86) 7–2 Kirk Shepherd (85.10) £589,000 Alexandra Palace,

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2009 Phil Taylor (110.94) 7–1 Raymond van Barneveld (101.18) £724,000 £125,000 £60,000
2010 Phil Taylor (104.38) 7–3 Simon Whitlock (100.51) £1,000,000 £200,000 £100,000
2011 Adrian Lewis (99.40) 7–5 Gary Anderson (99.41)
2012 Adrian Lewis (93.06) 7–3 Andy Hamilton (90.83)
2013 Phil Taylor (103.04) 7–4 Michael van Gerwen (100.66)
2014 Michael van Gerwen (100.10) 7–4 Peter Wright (95.71) £1,050,000 £250,000
2015 Gary Anderson (97.68) 7–6 Phil Taylor (100.69) £1,250,000 £120,000 William Hill
2016 Gary Anderson (99.26) 7–5 Adrian Lewis (100.23) £1,500,000 £300,000 £150,000
2017 Michael van Gerwen (107.79) 7–3 Gary Anderson (104.93) £1,650,000 £350,000 £160,000
2018 Rob Cross (107.67) 7–2 Phil Taylor (102.26) £1,800,000 £400,000 £170,000
2019 Michael van Gerwen (102.21) 7–3 Michael Smith (95.29) £2,500,000 £500,000 £200,000
2020 Peter Wright (102.79) 7–3 Michael van Gerwen (102.88)
2021 Gerwyn Price (100.08) 7–3 Gary Anderson (94.25)
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