Kyle Anderson, the Australian professional darts player is no more as his passing away news was out on Tuesday. The darts star was just 33. Kyle played within the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) from the year 2012 to 2021. He could have continued playing within the corporation but this tragic incident didn’t let him to.

Kyle won so many tournaments and he has so many records in his name. He was selected for the PDC World Darts Championship in the year 2012. He was been selected after he won his first Oceanic Masters in the same year. Not only this, in 2017, he was the Auckland Darts Masters champion. The Professional Darts Corporation confirmed this news on Tuesday on their official site.

Anderson was also tested positive for COVID-19 a few weeks before and he was in self-isolation. However, the reason for the death is still not revealed.

“We send our condolences and best wishes to Kyle’s family and friends at this sad time, particularly his wife,” PDC president Barry Hearn said on the official PDC website.

Kyle Anderson’s one of the opponents, the three-time world champion, Michael Van also expressed his sadness via his tweet. Kyle and Michael played so many matches against each other.

The three-time world champion Michael Van Gerwen tweeted: “A lovely man and always fun to be with, very sorry to hear about Kyle. We had many great games and a fantastic player. A credit to Australian and world darts. RIP mate.”

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