Shaun Fox has taken a new step in his darts career. The Englishman has joined Mach Darts Management, which will support his continued development in the coming period. Fox has already impressed with his performances at the UK Open and the MODUS Super Series.

At the UK Open, the darts player claimed a notable win over former youth world champion Max Hopp. Fox also showed his quality on the MODUS Super Series stage. His performances did not go unnoticed by Mach Darts Management.

According to Ronnie Rickner, who represents the management agency, Fox had been on their radar for some time. His scoring power, in particular, caught their attention. “Shaun first came to our attention a while ago when our scouting system flagged his statistics, especially his number of 180s. We have followed his progress closely ever since. Our conversations made it clear that our goals are a strong fit,” Rickner said.

The management agency believes Fox has plenty of room to develop. “We are delighted to welcome Shaun to Mach Darts Management. We see great potential in him and look forward to providing the support and guidance he needs to build on what he has already achieved.”

“I’ve never had darts coaching”

Fox is equally enthusiastic about the partnership. The Englishman says he was quickly convinced after his first contact with Rickner. “I’m incredibly happy to have the opportunity to sign with Mach Darts Management. After Ronnie sent me an initial message and we had a brief phone conversation, I had practically made up my mind. I would have been crazy to turn down the offer.”

For Fox, professional support was a key reason for joining the management agency. “The team has put together a good plan that benefits everyone involved and should help me take my game to the next level. I’ve never had darts coaching, and I’m looking forward to working with Ronnie to get the most out of my ability.”

The Englishman is also looking forward to working alongside other players at the agency. “It feels fantastic to be part of Mach Darts and to be among some of the best players in the world.”