Johnny Clayton Darts Player 2025 Tour. RED DRAGON JOHNNY CLAYTON DART FLIGHT COLLECTION CARD 'The Ferret' defeated Ryan Searle 4-3 and can now prepare for a clash with Luke Littler in the quarterfinals. Jonny Clayton (born 4 October 1974) is a Welsh professional darts player who competes in Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) events, where he is currently ranked world number six; he reached a peak ranking of world number five in 2025.Nicknamed "the Ferret", he has won four major single titles, all in 2021: the Masters, Premier League, World Series Finals and World Grand Prix.
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Jonny Clayton, affectionately known as "The Ferret," has become one of darts' most respected and successful players 'The Ferret' defeated Ryan Searle 4-3 and can now prepare for a clash with Luke Littler in the quarterfinals.
Jonny Clayton lands fourth TV title of 2021 at World Series Finals in Amsterdam Darts News
'The Ferret' defeated Ryan Searle 4-3 and can now prepare for a clash with Luke Littler in the quarterfinals. Jonny Clayton, affectionately known as "The Ferret," has become one of darts' most respected and successful players "But no, I think it's exciting for players, it's exciting for the fans." As mentioned, Clayton reached the final at the 2025 PDC Winmau World Masters earlier this year sparking dreams of a return to his major winning form of years gone by
Johnny Clayton Darts Player 2025 Tour Suki Zandra. Newcastle Masters XIII - Live Darts at The Fed, 9th May 2025; Stevenage Showdown - Gordon Craig Theatre, 16th May 2025; 2025. "But no, I think it's exciting for players, it's exciting for the fans." As mentioned, Clayton reached the final at the 2025 PDC Winmau World Masters earlier this year sparking dreams of a return to his major winning form of years gone by
Jonny Clayton lands fourth TV title of 2021 at World Series Finals in Amsterdam Darts News. The 50-year-old Welshman had never advanced beyond the semifinals at the tournament, until this weekend, when he took on Luke Littler in the final four Dutch Darts Masters (Jan 24-25) Rob Cross 8-5 Stephen Bunting.