Darius Labanauskas

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Darius Labanauskas is a prominent Lithuanian professional darts player known for his impressive performances in the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) events. In 2015, he achieved the notable distinction of being the WDF world number one, showcasing his skill and determination in the competitive darts scene. Labanauskas’s journey in the PDC began to gain traction in 2018 when he competed on the Nordic & Baltic Pro Tour, finishing among the top two players to qualify for the prestigious 2019 PDC World Darts Championship.

At the 2019 World Championship, Labanauskas made headlines by defeating Matthew Edgar and darts legend Raymond van Barneveld, securing his place in the spotlight. His remarkable run came to an end in the last 32 against Adrian Lewis, but he walked away with £25,000 in prize money, marking a significant achievement in his career. This performance solidified his reputation as a formidable competitor on the international stage.

Following this success, Labanauskas participated in the PDC European Q-School, where he initially faced challenges during the first three days in Hildesheim. However, he rebounded spectacularly on Day 4, making an impressive run to the final, where he triumphed over Vincent van der Meer 5–3. This victory earned him a PDC Tour Card for the first time, allowing him to compete on a professional level.

As a player with a deep passion for darts and a commitment to excellence, Darius Labanauskas continues to be a significant figure in the sport. His journey from local competitions to international success inspires many aspiring darts players, and he remains a key player to watch in future tournaments.