What is Sky Sports darts pundit John Part’s net worth?
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CANADIAN darts player and commentator John Part was inducted into the PDC Hall of Fame in 2017. Here we take a look at the earnings of the legend nicknamed "Darth Maple" — both on and off the oche. John Part's darts career spans several decades — he's still competing to this day — during which time he has achieved a remarkable level of success.
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He's a three-time World Champion, winning the BDO World Darts Championship in 1994 and the PDC World Championship in 2003 and 2008. His most notable achievements include:. Part's career earnings from tournaments have been significant. John consistently performed well in major tournaments, maintaining a position in the top 16 of the world rankings for fourteen consecutive seasons.
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This not only boosted his earnings, but also enhanced his marketability for sponsorships and endorsements. According to SPORTbible, the all-time top 10 earners in the sport are:. While John's playing career earnings are substantial, it reflects the growing financial rewards in professional darts over the past few decades.
The current PDC World Darts Championship offers a total prize pool of £2.5million, with the winner taking home £500,000. Today's top players have the potential to earn significantly more than their predecessors. After retiring from professional darts in 2018, John Part transitioned into a successful career as a commentator, as well as competing in the World Senior Darts Tour and Championship Darts Circuit in North America.
