World Champions

25 World Championships

Team Unicorn continues to expand with new categories and new players from around the world. It remains without doubt the finest team of international champions in the world and it contains more major tournament wins and winners than any other. It is perhaps the greatest recommendation of the brand that so many great professionals use and promote Unicorn Darts.

World Champions

World Champions

No other brand has more World Champions and no other brand has more World Championship victories. With Team Unicorn comprising Phil Taylor, John Lowe, Bob Anderson, Raymond van Barneveld and Anastasia Dobromyslova, is it any wonder?

World Champions

Maestro Premier

Maestro Premier

Maestro Premier, the Elite grouping of Unicorn PDC Premier League players just a heartbeat away from World Champion status, now comprises James Wade, Terry Jenkins and newly-signed Gary Anderson.

Maestro Premier

Maestros

Maestros

New for 2012 are recently promoted Wez Newton and Paul Nicholson, who join Colin Osborne, Andy Hamilton, Peter Manley and Kevin Painter as 2012 Maestros. All are excellent darts professional at the top of their game. 2012 could just be the year when they break into the Premier League or join the World Champions.

Maestros

Contenders

Contenders

Jamie Caven, Joe Cullen, Arron Monk and Deven Petersen are The Contenders. These 4 players are exactly what they’re called; professionals establishing their careers in darts, snapping at the heels of the established players and likely to surprise many with their skill, dedication and 'can do' enthusiasm. They know no fear and the world titles are theirs for the taking.

Contenders

Media

Media

Top referee Russ Bray has one of the most recognisable voices in the world of darts and 'The Voice' is part of the most recognisable brand in the world of darts. With him in the Media section is top referee and commentator Gordon Shumway.

Media

Global

Global

Players of all levels, not just those at the very top, can make a valuable contribution to their chosen sport and Global gives Unicorn a chance to support these players. Global now includes Barry Jouannet (Australia), Tricia Wright (UK), Irina Armstrong (born Russia, lives in Germany), Michael Rosenauer and Steffi Luck (both Germany), Tomonori Takeda (Japan) and Nandor Bezzeg (Hungary).

Global

Generation 180

Generation 180

Generation 180 is specifically for Academy and junior players, who are the future of the sport. This typifies Unicorn’s absolute long term commitment to the grass roots game. Current players are Sean White, Keegan Brown, Gary Thorne, Dan Read and Harry Annals.

Generation 180