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Jun 24, 2003 · Former racer Phil McDonald remains heavily sedated in intensive care at St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma, while being treated for injuries suffered in a streetbike crash over the weekend.
Aug 6, 2020 · Racer, mechanic, and tuner Phil McDonald has died from injuries he sustained in a fall from the roof of his home in Oklahoma.
Jul 8, 2003 · McDonald was seriously injured in a streetbike crash in Sapulpa, Oklahoma on June 21, triggered by a pickup truck turning out of a parking lot. “The doctors were astounded,” said Phil’s ...
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- Phil Taylor: $10 million. Nicknamed "The Power," Phil Taylor is commonly considered the greatest player ever in the game. This World Champion (16 times over) dominated the sport for over two decades, winning over 200 professional tournaments.
- Michael van Gerwen: $8 million. The current world number one has already won over $7 million in prize money at just age 33. Mighty Mike has been the top-ranked player for years and continues to rack up titles.
- Raymond van Barneveld: $4 million. Another Dutch great, "Barney" won four World Championships between 1998 and 2007. His success made him one of the most popular players ever.
- Gary Anderson: $3 million. The "Flying Scotsman" has won two World Championships and over $2.5 million in tournament winnings. While still an active player on the circuit, the 51-year-old signed sponsorship deals with Unicorn and Lonsdale that set him up nicely for retirement from the sport.
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Jan 10, 2023 · Despite that tragic end, Spector had a sizable net worth when he died at age of 81 in 2021 in a prison-run medical facility from COVID-19 complications, estimated at around $50 million. With Spector now gone, here's where all that money went (via Law Professors).
Jun 2, 2020 · PJ McDonald bounced back from his fall on a fatally injured horse on the first day of racing's resumption to score on Royal Ascot-bound two-year-old... Read More
