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Meet Emma Paton: The Queen of Darts


Meet Emma Paton: The Queen of Darts

From Traffic Cone Vomit to Lead Presenter

Emma Paton, the stunning darts presenter, recalls her first World Darts Championship memory when a fan dressed as a traffic cone threw up in his own shoe. Now, she is set to dominate the screen with 110 hours of coverage for the Paddy Power World Championship on Sky Sports. As a former 400-meter runner, Paton admits that presenting darts is no easy task, especially with the rowdy and outrageous crowds. Despite her success, she keeps a low profile on social media, claiming to be "boring."

Working with the Best

Paton credits Wayne Mardle, former professional darts player and fellow presenter, for helping her succeed in the industry. She describes him as engaging and praises his excellent analysis and entertaining stories. Paton became the anchor for Sky Sports in 2020 and has since covered various sports, including tennis, WWE, and transfer deadline day.

Pressure and Shifting Mindsets

Taking over from former presenter Dave Clark was a daunting task for Paton. However, she believes that her entry into the world of darts came at the right time. With the success of Fallon Sherrock and other talented female players, people's expectations of the sport began to change. Paton acknowledges that being a female presenter in a male-dominated sport invites scrutiny, but she remains focused on her work and has thick skin to handle any criticism.

The Quiet Side of Emma Paton

Despite her popularity on Instagram and other platforms, Paton prefers to remain private on social media. She recognizes that the world we live in magnifies mistakes and opinions, especially for women in the industry. Paton maintains a low-key lifestyle outside of work, dedicating most of her time to training, the gym, and running.



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A Front Row Seat to History

Paton fondly remembers the epic final of last year's World Championship between Michael Smith and Michael van Gerwen. Being in the glass box studio at the Alexandra Palace, she had the best seat in the house. Witnessing the incredible darts action and the fans' passionate reactions made it an unforgettable experience. Paton believes that the historic moments created during the World Championship will be talked about for years to come.

With her talent, dedication, and passion for darts, Emma Paton has solidified her place as the queen of the sport. As the Paddy Power World Championship approaches, fans can look forward to seeing her lead the coverage and bring the excitement of darts into their homes.


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