Darts: Callum Brew retains Hungarian masters title

Manx paradarts competitor also shines in Hungarian Classic

Isle of Man paradarts competitor, Callum Brew has successfully defended his title in the World Paradarts Hungarian Masters.

Having won the standing division in 2025, the Island player claimed top spot again during this year's event held in Budapest from 21-25 October.

Claiming gold in class saw Brew finish ahead of Germany's Ralf Huesmann who took the runner-up spot whilst third and fourth went to Janni Lindskov of Denmark and Marco Gartner of Germany respectively.

That wasn't the only competition Brew impressed in as he took second place in the World Paradarts Hungarian Classic standing tournament during the same week, only finishing behind Marco Gartner.

Third and fourth spot respectively in that event went to French competitor, Ronet Baptiste and Lucas Cunek of Czechia.

Next month, Brew's attention will turn to the 2026 World ParaDarts World Championships and Masters being held at the Lakeside Country Club in Surrey.

There, the Manxman will be aiming to defend the standing world title he won last year.

Fellow Isle of Man paradarts competitor, Darren Kennish is also expected to be involved in the world championships in the wheelchair competitions.