Over the past week, several significant events have unfolded in the world of darts:
Austrian Darts Open 2026
The Austrian Darts Open took place from May 8 to 10 at the Stadthalle Graz in Austria. This tournament marked the first time Graz hosted the event. The defending champion, Martin Schindler, began his title defense against Peter Wright or a Host Nation representative. Notable players such as Michael van Gerwen, Gian van Veen, and Peter Wright were also in action. (skysports.com)
In the opening round on May 8, Ryan Joyce made history by becoming the first player to win a match in Graz, defeating Gabriel Clemens. Joyce secured a 7-3 victory, advancing to face Mike De Decker in the next round. (dartsworld.com)
On May 9, during the afternoon session, Spanish player Cristo Reyes achieved a perfect leg, thrilling the packed audience. This remarkable feat added excitement to the day’s matches. (dartsworld.com)
MODUS Super Series
The MODUS Super Series continued its 14th season with Week Two commencing on May 5. Steve West led Group A after winning four out of five matches on the first day, placing him at the top of the group standings. (dartsworld.com)
In Group B, Paul Hogan dominated the evening session on May 8, achieving a clean sweep with four wins from four matches, leading the group with a perfect record. (dartsworld.com)
Upcoming Events
Looking ahead, the European Darts Tour continues with the International Darts Open in Riesa, Germany, scheduled for May 22-24. This event will feature top players competing for a share of the £230,000 prize fund. (skysports.com)
Additionally, the Premier League Darts season is ongoing, with weekly matches leading up to the play-offs at the O2 Arena in London on May 28. The league features eight top players competing in a 16-week format, culminating in the crowning of the champion. (en.wikipedia.org)
These events highlight the dynamic and competitive nature of the darts calendar, with players continually striving for excellence on the international stage.
