How old is Steve Beaton?

57 years (5 April 1964)
Steve Beaton/Age

Why is Steve Beaton called the Bronzed Adonis?

Nickname. Beaton is currently introduced in the PDC as The Bronzed Adonis, a nickname derived from his tanned appearance. His appearance is maintained 12 months a year via his warm weather training camps in Playa de las Américas, Tenerife. His entrance music is “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees.

Where is Steve Beaton from?

Coventry
Steve Beaton/Place of birth

Does Andy Fordham still play darts?

Andy Fordham, darts player. Born: 2 February 1962 in Bristol. Died: 15 July 2021 in Dartford, Kent, aged 59. The darts player, who has died aged 59, won the 2004 BDO (British Darts Organisation) World Championship at the Lakeside, beating Mervyn King in a thrilling final.

What darts player has died?

Kyle Anderson
Australian Kyle Anderson has died at the age of 33, the Professional Darts Corporation has confirmed.

What is wrong with Andy Fordham?

Darts legend Andy Fordham died of organ failure in hospital aged just 59 his spokesperson confirmed today as devoted wife Jenny said he would ‘always be her champion’. A spokesman confirmed to MailOnline he passed away in hospital on Thursday morning after suffering major organ failure.

Does Peter Manley still play darts?

Peter David Manley (born 7 March 1962) is an English former professional darts player who played in Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) events from July 1996 until 2017….

How did Andy Fordham Doe?

Death. On 15 July 2021, Fordham died in hospital from organ failure after a long battle with health problems. He was 59.

How has Andy Fordham died?

Sign up today! The darts community continues to mourn the passing of former fan favourite Andy Fordham, who died in hospital on Thursday as a result of ‘major organ failure’, a spokesperson has said.

Which dart player was known as the Viking?

Andy Fordham
Andy “the Viking” Fordham, who has died aged 59, was one of the world’s most popular darts players, instantly recognisable with his mane of long hair, thick black beard and 190kg (30 stone) bulk. But the 2004 world champion was never the intimidating figure his appearance suggested.

What did Peter Manley say to Adrian Lewis?

“If I’ve done wrong, I’ve done wrong and the governing body can put me in line,” Manley said at the time. So does Lewis have a history of being a hothead and a sore loser, or has he been unlucky enough to have been provoked by a sporting injustice on more than one occasion?

What happened between Peter Manley and Adrian Lewis?

One occasion where Manley very publicly stepped over the mark was during his 2006 World Championship quarter-final clash against a young Adrian Lewis. Manley was accused of gamesmanship against Taylor’s protege. He muttered words, resulting in Lewis leaving the stage visibly upset.

What did Steve Beaton do at the World Grand Prix?

Beaton stepped in to hit a 160 finish and, though the match went to a deciding leg, he was first to a finish to close the match out 6–5 and seal his first title for almost four years. At the World Grand Prix he missed one dart for the match in the first round against James Wade to be narrowly beaten by two sets to one.

Where was Steve Beaton ranked in the world in 2013?

At the 2013 World Championship, Beaton defeated qualifier Kyle Anderson 3–0, but was then beaten 4–2 by James Wade. After the tournament, he was ranked world number 28. He reached the quarter-finals of a PDC Pro Tour event for the first time in six months in April at the seventh UK Open Qualifier, but lost 6–3 to John Part.

When did Steve Beaton lose in the Darts World Championship?

In the first round of the 2014 World Championship Beaton missed four darts to move 2–0 up against Devon Petersen and was instead beaten 3–1. He lost 9–6 against Brendan Dolan in the third round of the UK Open. In June, Beaton won through to the final of the Gibraltar Darts Trophy, but he let a 4–1 lead turn into a 6–4 defeat against James Wade.

When did Steve Beaton lose to Scott Waites?

Beaton has reached the semi-finals in four major PDC tournaments – the 2001 World Matchplay when he lost to Richie Burnett, the 2004 UK Open when he lost to Roland Scholten, the 2004 World Grand Prix when he lost to Alan Warriner, and the 2010 Grand Slam of Darts when he lost to Scott Waites.