Bobby George, known as "the King of Darts," is a renowned British darts player, TV personality, and sports pundit. He is famous for his extravagant entrances into games, donning a cloak and crown while carrying a candelabra. Bobby is a highly sought-after choice for darts events and exhibition evenings due to his widespread recognition in the sport and his ability to entertain and captivate audiences. Despite starting his darts career later in life, Bobby has participated in numerous tournaments, including the prestigious World Masters, and has achieved notable victories such as the News of the World Championships in 1979 and 1986. His wealth of experience and unwavering determination to succeed make him an exceptional sports speaker, capable of imparting valuable insights on what it takes to excel in any field. Upon retiring from professional darts following his second News of the World Championship win, Bobby was drawn back to the sport by his devoted fans. He became one of the pioneering full-time darts exhibition players, skillfully combining his vibrant personality with his dart prowess to become a beloved entertainer. These qualities also contribute to his success as an after-dinner speaker, as his stories are both entertaining and leave a lasting impression, thanks to his confident and flamboyant character. In recent years, Bobby George has gained significant recognition through his television appearances. He has served as a pundit and presenter for popular darts tournaments, including the BDO World Championship, in collaboration with the BBC. Additionally, he has participated in reality series like Celebrity Fit Club and engaged in charity performances such as Let's Dance for Sports Relief, all of which have helped him amass a larger fan base.