Sky Sports Pundit Exits World Darts Championship Coverage Immediately
Darts pundit Glen Durrant has announced that he will not be part of the closing coverage for the World Darts Championship. The three-time BDO champion made this revelation on New Year’s Eve while wrapping up his commentary duties at the Alexandra Palace (commonly referred to as Ally Pally).
World Darts Championship Commentary Shift
Durrant, 55, has been an integral part of the Sky Sports team for the 2025/26 PDC Darts World Championship. Despite being a well-respected figure in the sport, his contract only covered the period until December 31. He shared his plans for the New Year on social media, stating, “One more match to commentate tomorrow and then like you watching from Home (pub on Saturday) as a fan.”
Fans React to Durrant’s Departure
- Durrant joined the PDC from the BDO in 2019.
- He won the Premier League Darts in 2020.
- Durrant transitioned to punditry after retiring from professional play in November 2022.
Despite his exit from the live commentary scene, Durrant expressed his ongoing love for darts and his enjoyment of his role as a pundit. His presence has been felt throughout the tournament, with fans appreciating his fresh approach to the commentary team.
As Durrant steps back, viewers will continue to enjoy the championship, knowing that they can look forward to seeing him again in future events.
