He Won Everything… Then Forgot How to Throw a Dart

He was the king of the oche. A three-time world champion. A Premier League winner. And one of the most feared matchplay darts players of his generation.

But Glen Durrant didn’t go out in flames.

He faded.

This is the heartbreaking true story of how one man went from dominating the sport to losing twenty-seven of his final twenty-eight matches… and never fully understanding why. From the heights of Lakeside glory to the crushing silence of hotel rooms after televised defeats, Glen's story is not just about darts — it's about identity, fear, mental collapse, and what happens when the thing you love begins to destroy you.

This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s a raw, unfiltered look at a champion’s downfall, and the slow, invisible pain that came with it. We break down what made Glen so effective, what went wrong after his Premier League win, and the quiet end that most fans never saw coming.

If you’ve ever wondered how a pro can go from top of the world to forgotten — this is the video that explains it all.

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