Joe Cullen
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Birthday: |
13. July 1989 |
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Lives in: |
Bradford, England |
Born in: |
Bradford, England |
Nickname |
The Rockstar |
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Darts: |
21g Winmau |
Walk-On-Music: |
"Don't Look Back in Anger" (Oasis) |
Organisation: |
PDC |
Ranking: |
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Internet-Site: |
Joe Cullen started to play darts when he was 17 and managed to qualify in his first year at the oche for the UK Open finals in Bolton.
2009 he reached the semi-finals of the German Darts Trophy.
Cullen qualified by the Players Championship Order of Merit for the PDC World Championship 2011.
Cullen is a postman by profession but when he managed to secure two sponsors he decided to turn professional
on the PDC Circuit. Since 2011 Cullen qualified for every PDC World Championship. 2011 he won three events of the Development Tour, 2017 two
events on the Pro Tour and in 2019 the European Matchplay, an event of the PDC European Tour. In 2020
Cullen again won an European Tour event and stood in the quarterfinals of the World Grand Prix. In the PDC
World Championship 2021 he reached the fourth round for the first time.
2022 was so far Cullen's most successful year.
He won the Masters - his first Major - and by this qualified for the Premier League where he reached the final at his debut.
Beside he reached the quarterfinals of the World Series of Darts Final, the Players Championship Finals and the Grand
Slam of Darts. In the World Championship 2022/23 he again reached the fourth round. While 2023 was quite a good year Cullen experienced a loss of form in 2024 and was no longer in the Top 16
of the world.
Beside darts Cullen loves to play soccer and is a big fan of Manchester United.
Results
Major Events
PDC World Championship | Fourth Round | 2021, 2023, 2024 |
World Matchplay | Semifinals | 2023 |
World Grand Prix | Semifinals | 2023 |
UK Open | Quarterfinals | 2016 |
-Grand Slam of Darts | Quarterfinals | 2022 |
Premier League | Final | 2022 |
European Championship | Semi-Finals | 2018, 2021 |
Players Championship Finals | Quarterfinals | 2020, 2022 |
The Masters | Winner | 2022 |
World Series of Darts Finale | Quarterfinals | 2016, 2022 |