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Phil Taylor is an English former professional darts player who has a net worth of $7 million, according to the celebrity net worth. Taylor played in events organized by the British Darts Organisation and then the Professional Darts Corporation, which he co-founded. Taylor, who’s nicknamed “The Power,” dominated professional darts for more than three decades, winning 214 professional tournaments and a record 16 World Championships and titles. In 2015, the BBC ranked him as one of the ten greatest British athletes of the preceding 35 years.The 63-year-old bowed out from the PDC after being defeated by Rob Cross in the 2018 World Championship final, but is still competing in the senior competitions. However, Taylor has declared he will be formally retiring from darts, thus this will be his last year. Liz and Doug welcomed Phil Taylor into the world on August 13, 1960, in Stoke-on-Trent, England. After dropping out of school at the age of 16, he worked several jobs, including making ceramic toilet roll handles.https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-athletes/phil-taylor-net-worth/
Phil Taylor’s darts career (1987-1993-1994-2018-2022)
In 1986, Taylor shifted to a terraced home next to professional darts player Eric Bristow’s pub. He shortly started playing darts, not long after that, sometimes at Bristow’s pub. Taylor began receiving sponsorship from Bristow, and the two went to the North American Open in Las Vegas in 1987. Taylor began receiving sponsorship from Bristow, and the two went to the North American Open in Las Vegas in 1987. In 1988, Phil Taylor won his first title at the Canadian Open by defeating then-World Champion Bob Anderson. The following year, he advanced to the quarterfinals of the British Open and the semifinals of the World Masters. Taylor’s first World Championship in 1990 was made possible by this. In the final, he faced his mentor Eric Bristow, whom he managed to defeat to claim his first world title. In 1990, after his extraordinary success in 1990. He was unable to win as many titles in 1991. But in 1992, he won against Mike Gregory in the championship match to reclaim the World Championship title. By 1993, Taylor had grown displeased with the British Darts Organisation. Taylor was defeated by Kevin Spiolek in the second round of the 1993 World Championship, which was the final unified World Championship.
In 1994, Taylor began to dominate the event, winning the title for a record eight consecutive years from 1995 to 2002. His streak came to an end with his loss to John Part in the 2003 World Championship final. In between, from 2000 to 2004, Taylor won the World Matchplay, the second main WDC event, five times in a row. He continued competing with variable success until 2018, when he appeared in a record 29th World Championship. He came out of retirement in 2022 to enter the inaugural World Seniors Darts Championship, which he lost. He was ranked in the second position according to Givemesport. His £8.5 million in profits is even more impressive given his unwavering performance in a time of significantly smaller prize pools and few chances for sponsorship.https://www.givemesport.com/richest-darts-players-history-net-worth-ranked/
Phil Taylor’s media appearances
Amidst his other media engagements, he made several appearances on popular shows, such as on the ITV game show “Bullseye,” and in 2009, made a guest appearance on the ITV soap opera “Coronation Street.” Later in 2012, he appeared on the Irish children’s reality show “OMG! Jedward’s Dream Factory.
Phil Taylor’s wife and personal life
Taylor wed Yvonne in 1988; the couple had four children together before they split in 2014 and divorced in 2016. Kelly and Natalie, Taylor’s younger kids, stated that they were living on government assistance and felt abandoned by their father during the turbulent divorce proceedings. They claimed their older siblings, Lisa and Christopher, were being financially supported by Taylor at the same time.
Indecent assault conviction
Taylor was accused by two female companions of indecent assault after an exhibition darts event in Fife, Scotland, in October 1999. However, he denied the charges. Taylor was found guilty in Dunfermline Sheriff Court in 2001 and was fined £2,000. As a result, his nomination to join the Order of the British Empire was revoked.Also read:“Bless his cotton socks”: Master of darts Phil Taylor on teen sensation Luke Littler after his World Darts Championship success
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