Darts: Callum Brew takes victory at Hungarian Paradarts Masters

Fellow Manx competitor, Darren Kennish reaches final of wheelchair event

Isle of Man para darts player, Callum Brew has won the 2025 Hungarian Paradarts Masters.

Competing in the 'Standing' competition, the Manxman lost only four legs across the whole tournament on his way to a commanding 4-0 win in the final against Bernhard Haider of Austria in Budapest on Sunday, 26 October.

On his way to the final, Brew had also claimed a narrow 3-2 win over Frank Larsen in the opening round before a 4-0 victory over Tobias Nebel in the last-four.

Elsewhere, fellow Isle of Man competitor, Darren Kennish finished as runner-up at the same venue in the Hungarian Classic Wheelchair competition.

After winning his opening two matches, Kennish suffered a 4-0 loss in the final to Vincent D'Hondt.

Both Brew and Kennish are now preparing to take part in the 2025 World Paradarts Masters and World Championships, also in Budapest, taking place tomorrow and Thursday (29-30 October).

Kennish will go into the tournament as the number one seed in the wheelchair competition whilst Brew will start the event as the tenth seed in the standing event.