To celebrate 30 years of the PDC World Darts Championship, some of the biggest names in the sport will take to the stage in London for a night that no darts fan will want to miss as darts' biggest names - past and present - lift the lid on the most iconic moments in the tournament's rich history.

Phil Taylor, who lifted 16 World Championship titles throughout his record-breaking career, will be among the guests on a star-studded panel, hosted by Sky Sports' commentary duo Wayne Mardle and Dan Dawson.Taylor will be joined by several of his old adversaries, including Dennis Priestley - the winner of the inaugural PDC World Championship in 1994 - and two-time champion Adrian Lewis.Current World Champion Michael Smith and three-time winner Michael van Gerwen will also look back on their incredible final 12 months ago, which featured the greatest leg of all-time!PDC referee Russ Bray will join the famous five to look back on his favourite World Championship moments, so expect unrivalled insight, great debate and hilarious stories, as darts' top dogs take a trip down memory lane.

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