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English darts player (born 1973)
Wayne Mardle (born 10 May 1973) is an English former professional darts player who competed in Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) and British Darts Organisation
Wayne_Mardle
Surname list
Mardle is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Paul Mardle (born 1962), English discus thrower Wayne Mardle (born 1973), English darts player
Mardle
Darts tournament
the first time in PDC World Championship history, after losing 5–4 to Wayne Mardle in the quarter-finals. In addition to several highly ranked players failing
2008 PDC World Darts Championship
2008_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts competition
consecutive losses: 4 Longest without a win: 4 Biggest victory: 8–3 (v. Wayne Mardle) Biggest defeat: 3–8 (v. Raymond van Barneveld (twice) and v. Phil Taylor)
2006_Premier_League_Darts
Darts tournament
round, by 3 sets to 0. The tournament was won by Phil Taylor, who beat Wayne Mardle 6–4 in sets in the final. † Ricky Villanueva withdrew from the tournament
2004_Las_Vegas_Desert_Classic
Darts competition
Wade Terry Jenkins Peter Manley Adrian Lewis John Part (PDC wildcard) Wayne Mardle (Sky Sports wildcard) Fifteen venues were used for the 2008 Premier League
2008_Premier_League_Darts
Regional Final of the UK Open beating Dennis Ovens 8–6 in the final. 14 – Wayne Mardle is announced as the eighth and final name in the 2008 Premier League
2008_in_darts
Darts tournament
toughest battle en route to the championship was a tight semi-final against Wayne Mardle which he managed to win by 6 sets to 5. The final was a more one-sided
2006 PDC World Darts Championship
2006_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts competition
World Darts Championship were confirmed on 5 January. Jelle Klaasen and Wayne Mardle were named as the two Sky Sports wild card selections on 9 January. Qualifiers
2009_Premier_League_Darts
Annual darts tournament
final from 1994 until 2007, before being beaten in the quarter-finals by Wayne Mardle in 2008. Longest unbeaten run: 44 matches, Phil Taylor, 1995–2003, between
PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts tournament
years earlier lost to Painter and Wayne Mardle was making his first PDC World Championship semi-final appearance. Mardle lost to Taylor for the second year
2004 PDC World Darts Championship
2004_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts tournament
that he "[doesn't] usually get this [crowd support]". Sky Sports pundit Wayne Mardle stated that Price's scoring during the match was "outrageous" and that
2026 PDC World Darts Championship
2026_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts competition
2026. Mardle, Wayne (5 January 2026). "Premier League Darts: Stephen Bunting fortunate, bitter pill to swallow for Danny Noppert says Wayne Mardle". Sky
2026_Premier_League_Darts
Canadian darts player (born 1966)
the tournament than at the previous few world championships, with both Wayne Mardle and Dennis Smith winning 3 sets off of Taylor. Taylor also comfortably
John_Part
English darts player (born 1960)
Alan Warriner-Little (2000), Richie Burnett (2001), John Part (2002), Wayne Mardle (2003) and Mark Dudbridge (2004). By the end of 2004, Taylor had won
Phil_Taylor_(darts_player)
Professional darts organisation
McDonald (commentator), Rod Studd, Stuart Pyke, Dan Dawson, retired player Wayne Mardle and former World Champions John Part and Mark Webster. Jeff Stelling
Professional Darts Corporation
Professional_Darts_Corporation
Darts tournament
van Barneveld 4 - Roland Scholten 2 Andy Fordham 4 - Wayne Mardle 2 Day 2 Tony David 4 - Wayne Mardle 2 Andy Fordham 2 - Phil Taylor 4 Co Stompé 1 - Roland
2005_Masters_of_Darts
Darts tournament 2001 in Surrey
and Wayne Mardle en route to the final. Steve Coote achieved a 167 checkout, the highest of the competition, in his first round match against Mardle. A
2001 BDO World Darts Championship
2001_BDO_World_Darts_Championship
Darts tournament
Taylor (2005–2008) Biggest victories (league stage): 11–1 Phil Taylor v Wayne Mardle (2005), 11–1 Phil Taylor v Peter Manley (2005) Biggest victories (playoff
Premier_League_Darts
Slam of Darts, and the Players Championship Finals. Sky Sports pundit Wayne Mardle backed Humphries to win the event, describing him as "the best player
2024 PDC World Darts Championship
2024_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts tournament
Maish (3–1, 3–2, 3–0) Andy Hamilton 3–0 Michael Barnard (3–1, 3–1, 3–2) Wayne Mardle 3–0 David Fatum (3–0, 3–1, 3–0) Raymond van Barneveld 3–0 Mark Stephenson
2009 PDC World Darts Championship
2009_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts competition
Phil Taylor, Colin Lloyd, Peter Manley, John Part, Roland Scholten, Wayne Mardle and wildcard entrant Mark Dudbridge were the seven players who competed
2005_Premier_League_Darts
Topics referred to by the same term
and botanist Wayne Mansfield, Western Australian businessman and email spammer Wayne Mapp (born 1952), New Zealand politician Wayne Mardle (born 1973)
Wayne_(given_name)
Town in east London, England
before migrating to Australia at the age of 10. Former darts player Wayne Mardle was born in Dagenham before living in Romford. English actor, musician
Dagenham
English darts player
with Scott Waites, Wayne Mardle and Simon Whitlock. He lost his opening group game 3–5 to Waites, but went on to win against Wayne Mardle, and was defeated
Ted_Hankey
Professional darts statistics
Painter 32–1 (96.97%) Mervyn King 31–8–2 (75.61%) John Part 31–6 (83.78%) Wayne Mardle 29–3 (90.63%) Mark Walsh 26–5 (83.87%) Steve Beaton 26–2 (92.86%) Roland
Phil_Taylor_career_statistics
Darts tournament
round) Dennis Priestley (first round) Roland Scholten (second round) Wayne Mardle (second round) John Part (semi-finals) Barrie Bates (first round) Kevin
2007_World_Grand_Prix_(darts)
Darts tournament
Warriner-Little Lionel Sams Richie Burnett John Part Matt Clark Wayne Mardle Owen Caffrey Wayne Jones Bob Anderson Peter Allen Darren Latham Wes Newton Steve
2006_UK_Open
Darts tournament
44 4 Steve Brown 89.15 1 1 Phil Taylor 98.71 5 Wayne Mardle 93.70 3 16 Peter Evison 87.34 3 Wayne Mardle 96.49 4 1 Phil Taylor 100.37 5 8 Dennis Smith
2003 PDC World Darts Championship
2003_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts tournament
conducted by Sky Sports presenter, Emma Paton, and former semi-finalists Wayne Mardle and Mark Webster. This table shows all averages over 100 achieved by
2025 PDC World Darts Championship
2025_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
2010 video game
only pack was released on the games release which included dart players Wayne Mardle and Peter Manley and the Las Vegas Desert Classic tournament. Upon release
PDC World Championship Darts Pro Tour
PDC_World_Championship_Darts_Pro_Tour
takes the Southern Regional Final UK Open title with a victory over Wayne Mardle in the final. Mervyn King had made his PDC debut at this event reaching
2007_in_darts
Darts tournament
leg in his defeat by Alan Tabern. Day Three – Wednesday 20 December Wayne Mardle became the highest seeded player to be toppled so far in the first round
2007 PDC World Darts Championship
2007_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Professional darts tournament
John Part (94.14) £75,500 £15,000 £7,500 2003 Phil Taylor (94.38) 18–12 Wayne Mardle (97.44) £80,000 £8,000 2004 Phil Taylor (100.20) 18–8 Mark Dudbridge
World_Matchplay_(darts)
Darts tournament
Taylor Peter Manley John Part Roland Scholten Ronnie Baxter Kevin Painter Wayne Mardle Alan Warriner Andy Jenkins Dennis Smith Denis Ovens Mark Dudbridge Steve
2005 PDC World Darts Championship
2005_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts tournament
Warriner Dennis Smith Terry Jenkins Alex Roy Bob Anderson Dave Smith Wayne Mardle Paul Williams Denis Ovens Steve Beaton Robbie Widdows Les Hodkinson Dennis
2003_Las_Vegas_Desert_Classic
Darts tournament
Colin Lloyd Phil Taylor Peter Manley Roland Scholten Ronnie Baxter Wayne Mardle John Part Kevin Painter Denis Ovens Andy Jenkins Mark Dudbridge Alan
2005_World_Matchplay
English darts player (born 1966)
Open on 4 March 2007. He reached the quarter-finals before losing to Wayne Mardle. During his first year in the PDC, he performed well on the 2007 PDC
Mervyn_King_(darts_player)
The biggest shock of the night came with America's Ray Carver beating Wayne Mardle 3–1 in a high quality match including a 131 checkout from Carver. Total
2008_US_Open_(darts)
Darts tournament
(first round) John Part (quarter-finals) Terry Jenkins (semi-finals) Wayne Mardle (second round) Colin Lloyd (quarter-finals) Andy Hamilton (quarter-finals)
2008_World_Grand_Prix_(darts)
Trina Gulliver 2–1 in the final at the Lakeside. Also, Jelle Klaasen and Wayne Mardle are announced as the two wildcard selections for the Premier League Darts
2009_in_darts
Darts tournament
Championship 2006 Winner Phil Taylor Phil Taylor Peter Manley Wayne Jones Wayne Mardle Raymond van Barneveld Andy Hamilton Andy Jenkins James Wade Terry
2007_Grand_Slam_of_Darts
Canadian-American darts player (born 1968)
the preliminary round, but was beaten by Wayne Mardle in the first round. 2009: First round (lost to Wayne Mardle 0–3) (sets) 2025: Second round (lost to
David_Fatum
Dutch dart tournament stage
Michael van Gerwen. The England squad was Phil Taylor, Colin Lloyd, Wayne Mardle, Mervyn King and Peter Manley. The players competed in a round-robin
2007_Masters_of_Darts
New Zealand Wayne Atwood Celtic Warrior 1964 Wales Wayne Jones The Wanderer 1965 England Wayne Lock Lock Shot 1957 Wales Wayne Mardle Hawaii 501 1973
List_of_darts_players
1968 single by Morton Stevens
Straitjackets with Deke Dickerson and released in 2014. Darts player Wayne Mardle used the song as his walk-on song in 2013. London punk band The Dark
Hawaii_Five-O_Theme
Professional darts tournament, held May 2006
double 20 ring to whitewash Joe Slivan 6–0. Wayne Mardle, the number six seed, beat Dave DePriest 6–3. Mardle won the first two legs without reply before
World Series of Darts (2006 tournament)
World_Series_of_Darts_(2006_tournament)
Darts tournament
never' after going 2–0 down. I had to switch on." Sky Sports pundit Wayne Mardle echoed Littler's sentiments, saying that the two players were "both so
2025_World_Grand_Prix_(darts)
Former American darts tournament
Phil Taylor (100.80) 6–4 (s) Wayne Mardle (95.22) £84,100 £15,000 £7,500 2005 Phil Taylor (101.97) 6–1 (s) Wayne Mardle (94.77) 2006 John Part (92.79)
Las_Vegas_Desert_Classic
Darts tournament
Cox Michael Barnard Wayne Mardle Mick McGowan Kirk Shepherd Arron Monk Michael Smith Kevin McDine Stephen Hardy Peter Manley Wayne Atwood Tony Ayres Alex
2010_UK_Open
Darts tournament
Baxter John Part Roland Scholten Denis Ovens Dennis Smith Dave Askew Wayne Mardle Kevin Painter John Lowe Andy Jenkins Richie Burnett Jamie Harvey "2003
2003_World_Matchplay
Darts tournament
seeds. Phil Taylor John Part Colin Lloyd Peter Manley Roland Scholten Wayne Mardle Kevin Painter Andy Jenkins Players in bold denote match winners. "2004
2004_World_Grand_Prix_(darts)
Darts tournament
van Barneveld | 3. James Wade | 4. John Part | 5. Terry Jenkins | 6. Wayne Mardle | 7. Adrian Lewis | 8. Andy Hamilton | 9. Colin Lloyd | 10. Roland Scholten
2008 Championship League Darts
2008_Championship_League_Darts
Darts tournament in Connecticut, United States
Mervyn King 3 57 King 0 25 Alan Warriner-Little 2 57 King 3 9 Wayne Mardle 3 9 Mardle 2 24 Andy Smith 1 1 Taylor 3 60 Martyn Turner 1 12 Part 1 28 Mick
2007_US_Open_(darts)
English darts player (born 2004)
November 2023. Mardle, Wayne (16 November 2023). "Grand Slam of Darts: Beau Greaves 'a special talent' after impressive debut, says Wayne Mardle". Sky Sports
Beau_Greaves
Darts tournament
Raymond van Barneveld Andy Jenkins John Part Kirk Shepherd Kevin Painter Wayne Mardle James Wade Terry Jenkins Vincent van der Voort Gary Mawson Colin Lloyd
2008_Grand_Slam_of_Darts
30th edition of the PDC's World Championship event
the favourite to lift his fourth championship, with Sky Sports pundits Wayne Mardle and Mark Webster both backing him, while rival Gerwyn Price of Wales
2023 PDC World Darts Championship
2023_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
English darts player (born 1973)
Chris Mason 1–5) 2004: Fourth round (lost to Wayne Mardle 3–4) 2005: Quarter-finals (lost to Wayne Mardle 4–5) 2006: First round (lost to Gary Welding
Colin_Lloyd
Darts tournament
each other, Taylor almost with his back to Mardle. Andy Jenkins - Colin Monk 8 - 6 Phil Taylor - Wayne Mardle 8 - 7 Dennis Priestley - John Part 7 - 8 Ronnie
2004_UK_Open
Darts tournament
It was the tenth nine-dart finish in the event's history. Commentator Wayne Mardle referred to the leg, which featured 15 'perfect darts', as "the second-best
2025_World_Matchplay
Darts tournament
Tabern (first round) Colin Osborne (first round) Mark Walsh (first round) Wayne Mardle (first round) Kevin Painter (quarter-finals) Andy Hamilton (semi-finals)
2009_World_Grand_Prix_(darts)
Darts tournament
(runner-up) Dennis Priestley (second round) Adrian Lewis (semi-finals) Wayne Mardle (second round) Roland Scholten (quarter-finals) Andy Hamilton (second
2007_World_Matchplay
Darts tournament
featured sixteen seeds. Phil Taylor Colin Lloyd Ronnie Baxter Peter Manley Wayne Mardle Andy Jenkins Kevin Painter Dennis Priestley Mark Dudbridge Denis Ovens
2006_World_Matchplay
Darts tournament
draw was made after each subsequent round. Steve Maish Wayne Atwood Michael Barnard Wayne Mardle Matt Clark Tony Eccles Colin Monk Steve Beaton Ken Dobson
2009_UK_Open
Portuguese darts player (born 1974)
December 2024. Wayne Mardle (8 July 2021). "Jose De Sousa is in a 'special place' following his Super Series exploits, says Wayne Mardle". Sky Sports.
José_de_Sousa
Darts tournament
Anderson Terry Jenkins Mervyn King John Part Kirk Shepherd Kevin Painter Wayne Mardle Raymond van Barneveld James Wade Gary Mawson Colin Osborne Colin Lloyd
2009_Grand_Slam_of_Darts
English darts player
Barnsley". Sky Sports. 30 April 2016. Retrieved 3 May 2016. Mardle, Wayne (6 May 2016). "Wayne Mardle urges darts fans to remember Josh Payne's name". Sky Sports
Josh_Payne_(darts_player)
English darts player
back-to-back – Richie Burnett and then John Part. He then beat Denis Ovens and Wayne Mardle before meeting Taylor again in the final – possibly Dudbridge's best
Mark_Dudbridge
Darts tournament
Terry Temple Roland Scholten Nick Fullwell Steve Evans Shane O'Connor Wayne Mardle Jyhan Artut Gary Welding Peter Hudson Matt Jackson Colin Monk Steve Maish
2011_UK_Open
Darts tournament
Hamilton (first round) Adrian Lewis (first round) Colin Lloyd (first round) Wayne Mardle (semi-finals) Peter Manley (second round) Dennis Priestley (semi-finals)
2008_World_Matchplay
Darts tournament
seeds. John Part Roland Scholten Peter Manley Phil Taylor Colin Lloyd Wayne Mardle Kevin Painter Dennis Smith Andy Jenkins Ronnie Baxter Alan Warriner Denis
2004_World_Matchplay
Darts tournament
(first round) Colin Lloyd (first round) Andy Hamilton (first round) Wayne Mardle (second round) Adrian Lewis (runner-up) Alan Tabern (quarter-finals)
2008 European Championship (darts)
2008_European_Championship_(darts)
Lloyd, Peter Manley, Terry Jenkins, Dennis Priestley, Adrian Lewis, Wayne Mardle, Roland Scholten, Andy Hamilton, James Wade and defending champion John
2007_Las_Vegas_Desert_Classic
Darts tournament
round) Alex Roy (first round) Mark Dudbridge (first round) Wayne Mardle (second round) Wayne Jones (second round) John Part (second round) Andy Jenkins
2009 Players Championship Finals
2009_Players_Championship_Finals
Darts tournament
the tournament. Colin Lloyd Phil Taylor Ronnie Baxter Roland Scholten Wayne Mardle Peter Manley Kevin Painter John Part Players in bold denote match winners
2005_World_Grand_Prix_(darts)
fish A 130 checkout: T20, 20 (or 20, T20), Bull. First mentioned by Wayne Mardle commentating the 2019/20 WC. Bag of nuts A score of 45, named after the
Glossary_of_darts
Darts tournament
Brown 8 £1,400 51 Mark Cox 8 £1,400 52 Michael Barnard 8 £1,400 53 Wayne Mardle 7 £1,400 54 Mick McGowan 8 £1,300 55 Kirk Shepherd 8 £1,300 56 Arron
2010_UK_Open_Qualifiers
Darts tournament
their first World final. 4-time PDC World Championship semi-finalist Wayne Mardle was a notable absentee, missing out on his first World Championship since
2011 PDC World Darts Championship
2011_PDC_World_Darts_Championship
Darts tournament
on top each occasion, this time 10-9. In addition, Adrian Lewis and Wayne Mardle - two players who played in the 2008 Premier League - played as early
2008_UK_Open
Entertainment venue in Purfleet, England
Legends match between the two old rivals, Roland Scholten defeating Wayne Mardle 6–5 in legs in the second match, and the Main Event between the reigning
Circus_Tavern
Darts tournament
van der Voort 90.63 10 Vincent van der Voort 92.34 13 13 Wayne Mardle 83.28 6 13 Wayne Mardle 91.26 10 Tony Eccles 86.22 1 1 Phil Taylor 106.05 18 6 Terry
2009_World_Matchplay
English darts player (born 1961)
Lakeside Country Club in 2001 when he lost in the quarter-final against Wayne Mardle. Baxter made many appearances as an England international, winning five
Ronnie_Baxter
English darts player
Despite serving as Mardle's best man at his wedding Manley also had a notable spat with the former PDC professional player Wayne Mardle. Mardle accused Manley
Peter_Manley
Retrieved 13 November 2025. Wayne Mardle (12 April 2016). "Michael van Gerwen's 6-0 defeat to Ian White, analysed by Wayne Mardle". Sky Sports. Retrieved
2016 PDC Players Championship series
2016_PDC_Players_Championship_series
Dutch darts player (born 1984)
Van Barneveld, John Part, Terry Jenkins, King and the other wildcard Wayne Mardle. Klaasen found life hard in the Premier League, losing 5 and drawing
Jelle_Klaasen
Swedish darts player
beat Gary Anderson in the first round 3-0 but lost in the last 16 to Wayne Mardle. He made his third and final appearance in 2003 where he lost in the
Stefan_Nagy
Darts tournament
deciding leg to triumph 5–4. Speaking after the match on ITV4, commentator Wayne Mardle said that Littler's missed doubles—25 out of 37 attempts—went "under
2026_PDC_World_Masters
English darts player (born 1962)
Third Round (lost to Paul Williams 1–4) 2006: Quarter Final (lost to Wayne Mardle 0–5) 2007: First Round (lost to Alan Tabern 0–3) 2008: Second Round (lost
Alan_Warriner-Little
Championship 21) in Chicago, Illinois on 14 September Final Colin Lloyd 3–2 Wayne Mardle (0–2, 2–1, 0–2, 2–1, 2–0) Players Championship 22 in Newport, Wales on
2008_PDC_Pro_Tour
American darts player
defeated John Part in the first round but went out in the second round to Wayne Mardle. He reached the third round of the 2008 US Open, beating Vincent van
John_Kuczynski
Belgian darts player
Championship, beating Winston Cadogan in round one before losing to Wayne Mardle. He then went on to win the WDF German Gold Cup. In June 2006, Clarys
Erik_Clarys
Scottish darts player (born 1967)
Championship, he won 3–1 against Wayne Jones, but went out in the second round with a 4–3 defeat to world number eight Wayne Mardle. However, this performance
Robert Thornton (darts player)
Robert_Thornton_(darts_player)
Scottish darts player (born 1970)
Darts Corporation and BDO. In the two events, he had victories against Wayne Mardle, Roland Scholten, Mervyn King, James Wade, Adrian Lewis, Mark Webster
Gary_Anderson_(darts_player)
Darts tournament
The event featured eight seeds. Colin Lloyd Phil Taylor Ronnie Baxter Wayne Mardle Peter Manley Dennis Priestley Roland Scholten Kevin Painter Players in
2006_World_Grand_Prix_(darts)
English darts player (born 1986)
darts to end his run, but he continued to progress. He then defeated Wayne Mardle, who had been installed as tournament favourite after his upset victory
Kirk_Shepherd
English darts player (born 1985)
Players Championship) as well as the last 16 of the UK Open, having beaten Wayne Mardle 11–10 in the last 32, before losing to John MaGowan 11–6. Between 2007
Adrian_Lewis
Australian darts player (born 1987)
to lift title". BBC Sport. 20 June 2022. Retrieved 17 February 2025. "Wayne Mardle applauds Damon Heta and Simon Whitlock as Australia lifted the World
Damon_Heta
Perfect leg in the sport of darts
After Smith successfully completed his finish, popular commentator Wayne Mardle famously said 'I can't speak! I can't speak'. On 18 December 2024, during
Nine-dart_finish
Comedy and sports podcast
Height: A Five-A-Side Life by James Brown (Elis) 93 Carry On Up The Butts Wayne Mardle "Why wasn't I told?" (Mike) Jogging (Steff) Two of the best disallowed
The Socially Distant Sports Bar
The_Socially_Distant_Sports_Bar
American darts player
them. In 2004, he beat Lionel Sams in the first round before losing to Wayne Mardle. In 2005, he defeated Andy Hamilton in round one, but lost in the second
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