Damon Heta has already teased what he’s planning on spending the £60,000 he earned from his nine-dart finish at the World Darts Championship. The Heat lit up the Ally Pally stage in the first session back from the Christmas break when he smashed home a nine-darter during his match against Luke Woodhouse.

Damon Heta set the World Darts Championship alight on its resumption with a stunning nine-darter but was unable to secure the win.

Damon Heta kicked off the resumption of the World Championship in style by throwing a nine-darter. The Australian achieved darting perfection in the second set of his third round match with Luke Woodhouse to earn a cool £60,

Damon Heta hits nine-dart finish but still exits World Championship - The Australian’s joy was short-lived as Luke Woodhouse won a thrilling battle 4-3, having trailed 3-1.

Luke Woodhouse said he ‘couldn’t not celebrate’ after his ‘good friend’ Damon Heta pulled off a stunning nine-darter in their World Darts Championship thriller. There were wild scenes at London ’s Alexandra Palace as Heta hit the second perfect leg of darts of the tournament on the first day of action after the Christmas break.

Damon Heta scored a nine-darter in his third round clash with Luke Woodhouse to bank himself and a fan a £60,000 bonus, though the Australian would go on to be dumped out

Australian darts star Damon Heta sent the Alexandra Palace into pandemonium after hitting a stunning nine-darter. After taking a few days off for Christmas, the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship returned to Ally Pally on Friday afternoon. The first match of the day was between Aussie star Heta and England's Luke Woodhouse.

Luke Woodhouse earned widespread praise for his reaction to Damon Heta's nine-darter and then bounced back from 3-1 down to win 4-3 and reach the fourth round of the Paddy Power World Championship.

Perth’s own Damon Heta produced one of the finest moments of the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship but fell agonisingly short against Luke Woodhouse in a gripping third-round clash at Alexandra Palace on Friday. Heta, ranked ninth in the world, made darts history with a breathtaking nine-dart finish in the second set, electrifying the London crowd.

Luke Woodhouse overcame Damon Heta in the third round of the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship in a seven-set thriller that saw his opponent throw a nine-dart finish.