ABIGAIL DAVIES announced her engagement to fellow darts broadcaster Dan Dawson during the 2024 German Darts Championship.
Here’s everything we know about Dan, his relationship with Abigail and their engagement.
Darts broadcaster and commentator Dan Dawson is engaged to Abigail Davies, a fellow presenter and host for Sky Sports.
He is a prominent figure in the sport who regularly commentates on matches, bringing his engaging style to Sky‘s coverage.
Dan’s commentary is characterised by his in-depth knowledge of the game, quick wit and ability to provide engaging narratives during matches.
He frequently works alongside his fiancée Abigail, covering competitions and creating content for darts enthusiasts.
The couple’s professional relationship has been evident through their collaborations on projects such as the Love The Darts podcast.
Abigail and Dan have collaborated on the show since its inception in 2018.
The podcast features discussions about various aspects of the sport, player interviews, event previews and insights into the professional darts circuit.
It aims to engage both casual fans and dedicated followers of darts by providing entertaining and informative content related to the hugely popular game.
In September 2024, Abigail announced the happy news of her engagement to Dan at the German Darts Championship 2024.
She received the happiest of surprises as she was preparing to cover another Euro tour.
The TV star’s partner Dan proposed and she said yes while seemingly enjoying a cold pint.
Abigail even joked that she initially thought the ring was for darts star Steve Beaton.
She tweeted: “I think he bought this ring to propose to Steve Beaton but I’ll take it…
“Of course it happened at a Euro Tour.”
Abigail has significant fanbase across social media, with almost 40,000 followers on Twitter alone.
She inspired people all over the world when she bravely lifted the lid on her anorexia battle after working at the World Darts Championship.
Abigail said: “Went to The Priory the day before the World Championship started.
“Final question before I left: ‘Can you promise you’ll keep yourself alive over Christmas?’
“So yeah, proud for doing what I needed to, to deal with anorexia/suicidal thoughts.
“Posting this for everyone in the same boat. We’ve got this.”
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