When I first picked up a dart seriously, I could never have imagined I’d be competing on the PDC circuit. The journey from local leagues in England to the professional stage has been one of constant learning, focus, and a lot of trial and error. Every practice session, every small win, and every setback has shaped the player I am today.

I remember my first major event — the nerves were real, but once I stepped onto the oche, everything felt familiar. It was the culmination of years of dedication, but also the start of a new challenge. Moving up the rankings isn’t easy. You need consistency, mental strength, and the ability to stay calm when it matters most.

Looking back at the last 12 months, I’ve played 442 matches and won 251. Each game taught me something new, whether it was improving my first-nine averages or mastering the doubles. Every result, good or bad, has contributed to my growth and helped me build the confidence to compete with the best.

The PDC circuit is demanding, but I thrive on that. The energy from the crowd, the intensity of each leg, and the satisfaction of a well-earned checkout all make the hard work worth it. For any young player aiming to make the jump, my advice is simple: commit to your practice, learn from every match, and stay patient. Progress comes step by step.