Tony Green

Legendary Bullseye Star Tony Green Dies at 85 - Remembering the Darts Icon

Breaking news: Tony Green, the iconic Bullseye star and darts commentator, has passed away at the age of 85. Learn more about his legendary career and contributions to the world of darts.

Tony Green, the renowned darts commentator and beloved star of ITV's Bullseye, has sadly passed away at the age of 85 after a long battle with Alzheimer's. With a career that spanned from being an amateur player to commentating for the BBC and eventually becoming the co-host of Bullseye, Green's presence in the world of darts was truly iconic. He charmed audiences with his wit and expertise, leaving a lasting legacy in the hearts of darts fans worldwide.

During his time on Bullseye, Tony Green became synonymous with the game, captivating viewers with his role as both an announcer and co-host. His infectious enthusiasm and charismatic personality endeared him to audiences, making him an essential part of the show's success. Green's passion for darts shone through in his commentary, always adding an extra layer of excitement to the matches.

The darts community mourns the loss of a true legend in Tony Green. His dedication to the sport and his unique contributions to Bullseye will be cherished and remembered fondly by fans. Green's impact on the world of darts is undeniable, solidifying his place as a cherished figure in the history of the game.

In memory of Tony Green, let's raise a dart in salute to a man whose passion for the sport brought joy to millions. His presence will be deeply missed, but his legacy as a darts icon will continue to inspire future generations of players and fans alike.