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	}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in [[International Darts Federation]] (IDF) events. He is currently ranked [[IDF Order of Merit\|world number two]] and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.		}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in [[International Darts Federation]] (IDF) events. He is currently ranked [[IDF Order of Merit\|world number two]] and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.

	During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of March 2026, Brow has won ~~ten~~ IDF titles, including ~~five~~ Pro Tour events and five Major titles.		During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of March 2026, Brow has won 11 IDF titles, including six Pro Tour events and five Major titles.

	Brow has achieved six televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win. He hit his fourth in February 2026 against Harrison Lewis. He hit his fifth and sixth in the same match against Spencer Taylor at the 2026 IDF Brisbane Open.		Brow has achieved six televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win. He hit his fourth in February 2026 against Harrison Lewis. He hit his fifth and sixth in the same match against Spencer Taylor at the 2026 IDF Brisbane Open.

Mob: /* IDF Pro Tour finals: 7 (6 titles) */

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IDF Pro Tour finals: 7 (6 titles)

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	\|7.		\|7.
	\|[[2026 IDF Brisbane Open\|2026]]		\|[[2026 IDF Brisbane Open\|2026]]

Mob: /* IDF Pro Tour finals: 6 (5 titles) */

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IDF Pro Tour finals: 6 (5 titles)

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	'''''Pro Tour (x5)'''''		'''''Pro Tour (x6)'''''
	{{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap		{{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap
	\| '''Australian Open''' \| [[2025 Australian Open Darts Championship\|2025]], [[2026 Australian Open Darts Championship\|2026]]		\| '''Australian Open''' \| [[2025 Australian Open Darts Championship\|2025]], [[2026 Australian Open Darts Championship\|2026]]
	\| '''New Zealand Open''' \| [[2025 New Zealand Open Darts Championship\|2025]]		\| '''New Zealand Open''' \| [[2025 New Zealand Open Darts Championship\|2025]]
			\| '''Brisbane Open''' \|[[2026 IDF Brisbane Open\|2026]]
	\| '''Melbourne Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF Melbourne Slam\|2025]]		\| '''Melbourne Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF Melbourne Slam\|2025]]
	\| '''Sydney Challenge''' \| [[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge\|2025]]		\| '''Sydney Challenge''' \| [[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge\|2025]]
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	=== 2026 ===		=== 2026 ===
	Brow began the 2026 season by playing in the [[2026 IDF World Darts Championship]] in his attempt to defend his world title, though he was defeated in the quarter-finals. He won the [[2026 IDF Top 16 Shootout]] shortly after, winning his fourth major title. In January, Brow successfully retained the [[2026 Australian Open Darts Championship\|Australian Open]] title by defeating Harrison Lewis 8–3 in the final. He participated in the 2026 New Zealand Open Darts Championship as defending champion, however he was defeated by ~~Harrison~~ Lewis 6–4 in the quarter-finals.		Brow began the 2026 season by playing in the [[2026 IDF World Darts Championship]] in his attempt to defend his world title, though he was defeated in the quarter-finals. He won the [[2026 IDF Top 16 Shootout]] shortly after, winning his fourth major title. In January, Brow successfully retained the [[2026 Australian Open Darts Championship\|Australian Open]] title by defeating Harrison Lewis 8–3 in the final. He participated in the [[2026 New Zealand Open Darts Championship]] as defending champion, however he was defeated by Lewis 6–4 in the quarter-finals. Brow claimed his sixth Pro Tour title at the [[2026 IDF Brisbane Open]], defeating Lewis 8–5 in the final.

	=== Premier League ===		=== Premier League ===
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	=== IDF Pro Tour finals: 6 (5 titles) ===		=== IDF Pro Tour finals: 7 (6 titles) ===
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	\|Harrison Lewis		\|Harrison Lewis
	\|8–3 (l)		\|8–3 (l)
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			\|-
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			\|7.
			\|[[2026 IDF Brisbane Open\|2026]]
			\|[[IDF Brisbane Open\|Brisbane Open]]
			\|Harrison Lewis
			\|8–5 (l)
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	\|}		\|}

Mob at 20:34, 9 April 2026

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	During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of March 2026, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.		During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of March 2026, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.

	Brow has achieved ~~four~~ televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win. He hit his fourth in February 2026 against Harrison Lewis.		Brow has achieved six televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win. He hit his fourth in February 2026 against Harrison Lewis. He hit his fifth and sixth in the same match against Spencer Taylor at the 2026 IDF Brisbane Open.

	Following his breakout debut season, Brow received the Most Skilled Upcoming (MSU) award from the IDF board. In 2025, he was also named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year and finished as runner-up for BBC Sports Personality of the Year, with his rapid rise at age 20 contributing to increased mainstream interest in darts.		Following his breakout debut season, Brow received the Most Skilled Upcoming (MSU) award from the IDF board. In 2025, he was also named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year and finished as runner-up for BBC Sports Personality of the Year, with his rapid rise at age 20 contributing to increased mainstream interest in darts.
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	=== 2026 ===		=== 2026 ===
	Brow began the 2026 season by playing in the [[2026 IDF World Darts Championship]] in his attempt to defend his world title, though he was defeated in the quarter-finals. He won the [[2026 IDF Top 16 Shootout]] shortly after, winning his fourth major title. In January, Brow successfully retained the [[2026 Australian Open Darts Championship\|Australian Open]] title by defeating Harrison Lewis 8–3 in the final.		Brow began the 2026 season by playing in the [[2026 IDF World Darts Championship]] in his attempt to defend his world title, though he was defeated in the quarter-finals. He won the [[2026 IDF Top 16 Shootout]] shortly after, winning his fourth major title. In January, Brow successfully retained the [[2026 Australian Open Darts Championship\|Australian Open]] title by defeating Harrison Lewis 8–3 in the final. He participated in the 2026 New Zealand Open Darts Championship as defending champion, however he was defeated by Harrison Lewis 6–4 in the quarter-finals.

	=== Premier League ===		=== Premier League ===
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	\|[[2026 New Zealand Open Darts Championship]]		\|[[2026 New Zealand Open Darts Championship]]
	\|2 x T20, T19; 3 x T20; T20 x 2, D12		\|2 x T20, T19; 3 x T20; T20 x 2, D12
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			\| rowspan="2" \|10 April 2026
			\| rowspan="2" \|Spencer Taylor
			\| rowspan="2" \|[[2026 IDF Brisbane Open]]
			\|2 x T19; 3 x T20; T20, T19, D15
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			\|-
			\|3 x T20; 3 x T20; T20, T17, D15
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	\|}		\|}

Mob at 01:07, 6 April 2026

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	{{Infobox darts player\|name=Alex Brow\|image=AlexBrowImage.png\|caption=Brow in 2025\|fullname=\|nickname=The Fluke\|birth_date={{birth date and age\|2004\|10\|19\|df=y}}\|birth_place=England\|hometown=[[Sydney]], Australia\|since=2015\|darts=23g Winmau Duel Lord Gen 1 <!-- adjust if you want his signature brand -->\|laterality=Right-handed\|music="[[Duality (song)\|Duality]]" by [[Slipknot]]\|IDF=2019–present\|currentrank=World No. 1 (as of ~~Feb~~ 2026)\|World Ch'ship=\|Premier League=\|World Matchplay=Quarter-final: [[2025 IDF World Matchplay\|2025]]\|Home Masters=Runner-up: [[2025 Home Masters Darts Championship\|2025]]\|Australian Open=\|results={{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap		{{Infobox darts player\|name=Alex Brow\|image=AlexBrowImage.png\|caption=Brow in 2025\|fullname=\|nickname=The Fluke\|birth_date={{birth date and age\|2004\|10\|19\|df=y}}\|birth_place=England\|hometown=[[Sydney]], Australia\|since=2015\|darts=23g Winmau Duel Lord Gen 1 <!-- adjust if you want his signature brand -->\|laterality=Right-handed\|music="[[Duality (song)\|Duality]]" by [[Slipknot]]\|IDF=2019–present\|currentrank=World No. 2 (as of Apr 2026)\|World Ch'ship=\|Premier League=\|World Matchplay=Quarter-final: [[2025 IDF World Matchplay\|2025]]\|Home Masters=Runner-up: [[2025 Home Masters Darts Championship\|2025]]\|Australian Open=\|results={{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap
	}}		}}
	'''''Major Titles (x5)'''''		'''''Major Titles (x5)'''''
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	\| '''Melbourne Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF Melbourne Slam\|2025]]		\| '''Melbourne Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF Melbourne Slam\|2025]]
	\| '''Sydney Challenge''' \| [[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge\|2025]]		\| '''Sydney Challenge''' \| [[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge\|2025]]
	}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in International Darts Federation (IDF) events. He is currently ranked world number ~~one~~ and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.		}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in [[International Darts Federation]] (IDF) events. He is currently ranked [[IDF Order of Merit\|world number two]] and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.

	During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of March 2026, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.		During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of March 2026, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.

Mob at 13:17, 14 March 2026

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	}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in International Darts Federation (IDF) events. He is currently ranked world number one and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.		}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in International Darts Federation (IDF) events. He is currently ranked world number one and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.

	During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of ~~2025~~, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.		During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of March 2026, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.

	Brow has achieved four televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win. He hit his fourth in February 2026 against Harrison Lewis.		Brow has achieved four televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win. He hit his fourth in February 2026 against Harrison Lewis.

Mob at 14:31, 22 February 2026

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	During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of 2025, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.		During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of 2025, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.

	Brow has achieved ~~three~~ televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win.		Brow has achieved four televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win. He hit his fourth in February 2026 against Harrison Lewis.

	Following his breakout debut season, Brow received the Most Skilled Upcoming (MSU) award from the IDF board. In 2025, he was also named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year and finished as runner-up for BBC Sports Personality of the Year, with his rapid rise at age 20 contributing to increased mainstream interest in darts.		Following his breakout debut season, Brow received the Most Skilled Upcoming (MSU) award from the IDF board. In 2025, he was also named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year and finished as runner-up for BBC Sports Personality of the Year, with his rapid rise at age 20 contributing to increased mainstream interest in darts.
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	\|[[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge]]		\|[[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge]]
	\|3 x T20; 3 x T20; T20, T19, D12		\|3 x T20; 3 x T20; T20, T19, D12
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			\|16 February 2026
			\|Harrison Lewis
			\|[[2026 New Zealand Open Darts Championship]]
			\|2 x T20, T19; 3 x T20; T20 x 2, D12
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	\|}		\|}

Mob at 13:28, 17 February 2026

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	{{Infobox darts player\|name=Alex Brow\|image=AlexBrowImage.png\|caption=Brow in 2025\|fullname=\|nickname=The Fluke\|birth_date={{birth date and age\|2004\|10\|19\|df=y}}\|birth_place=England\|hometown=[[Sydney]], Australia\|since=2015\|darts=23g Winmau Duel Lord Gen 1 <!-- adjust if you want his signature brand -->\|laterality=Right-handed\|music="[[Duality (song)\|Duality]]" by [[Slipknot]]\|IDF=2019–present\|currentrank=World No. 2 (as of ~~July 2025~~)\|World Ch'ship=\|Premier League=\|World Matchplay=Quarter-final: [[2025 IDF World Matchplay\|2025]]\|Home Masters=Runner-up: [[2025 Home Masters Darts Championship\|2025]]\|Australian Open=\|results={{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap		{{Infobox darts player\|name=Alex Brow\|image=AlexBrowImage.png\|caption=Brow in 2025\|fullname=\|nickname=The Fluke\|birth_date={{birth date and age\|2004\|10\|19\|df=y}}\|birth_place=England\|hometown=[[Sydney]], Australia\|since=2015\|darts=23g Winmau Duel Lord Gen 1 <!-- adjust if you want his signature brand -->\|laterality=Right-handed\|music="[[Duality (song)\|Duality]]" by [[Slipknot]]\|IDF=2019–present\|currentrank=World No. 1 (as of Feb 2026)\|World Ch'ship=\|Premier League=\|World Matchplay=Quarter-final: [[2025 IDF World Matchplay\|2025]]\|Home Masters=Runner-up: [[2025 Home Masters Darts Championship\|2025]]\|Australian Open=\|results={{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap
	}}		}}
	'''''Major Titles (x5)'''''		'''''Major Titles (x5)'''''
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	\| '''Melbourne Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF Melbourne Slam\|2025]]		\| '''Melbourne Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF Melbourne Slam\|2025]]
	\| '''Sydney Challenge''' \| [[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge\|2025]]		\| '''Sydney Challenge''' \| [[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge\|2025]]
	}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in International Darts Federation (IDF) events. He is currently ranked world number ~~two~~ and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.		}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in International Darts Federation (IDF) events. He is currently ranked world number one and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.

	During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of 2025, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.		During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of 2025, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.
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	==== 2026 ====		==== 2026 ====
	In December 2025, it was announced that Brow is a confirmed player, having won the event in 2025.		In December 2025, it was announced that Brow is a confirmed player, having won the event in 2025. The first night saw Brow lose in the QF stage. Brow won Night 2 by defeating Zion Carter, Harrison Lewis, and Mason Owens.

	== Playing style and persona ==		== Playing style and persona ==

Mob at 13:03, 23 January 2026

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Mob: /* IDF Pro Tour finals: 6 (5 titles) */

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IDF Pro Tour finals: 6 (5 titles)

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	\|[[2026 Australian Open Darts Championship\|2026]]		\|[[2026 Australian Open Darts Championship\|2026]]

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	{{Infobox darts player\|name=Alex Brow\|image=AlexBrowImage.png\|caption=Brow in 2025\|fullname=\|nickname=The Fluke\|birth_date={{birth date and age\|2004\|10\|19\|df=y}}\|birth_place=England\|hometown=[[Sydney]], Australia\|since=2015\|darts=23g Winmau Duel Lord Gen 1 <!-- adjust if you want his signature brand -->\|laterality=Right-handed\|music="[[Duality (song)\|Duality]]" by [[Slipknot]]\|IDF=2019–present\|currentrank=World No. 2 (as of July 2025)\|World Ch'ship=\|Premier League=\|World Matchplay=Quarter-final: [[2025 IDF World Matchplay\|2025]]\|Home Masters=Runner-up: [[2025 Home Masters Darts Championship\|2025]]\|Australian Open=\|results={{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap		{{Infobox darts player\|name=Alex Brow\|image=AlexBrowImage.png\|caption=Brow in 2025\|fullname=\|nickname=The Fluke\|birth_date={{birth date and age\|2004\|10\|19\|df=y}}\|birth_place=England\|hometown=[[Sydney]], Australia\|since=2015\|darts=23g Winmau Duel Lord Gen 1 <!-- adjust if you want his signature brand -->\|laterality=Right-handed\|music="[[Duality (song)\|Duality]]" by [[Slipknot]]\|IDF=2019–present\|currentrank=World No. 2 (as of July 2025)\|World Ch'ship=\|Premier League=\|World Matchplay=Quarter-final: [[2025 IDF World Matchplay\|2025]]\|Home Masters=Runner-up: [[2025 Home Masters Darts Championship\|2025]]\|Australian Open=\|results={{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap
	}}		}}
	'''''Major Titles (x4)'''''		'''''Major Titles (x5)'''''
	{{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap		{{aligned table\|leftright=y\|fullwidth=y\|class=nowrap
	\| '''World Championship''' \| [[2025 IDF World Darts Championship\|2025]]		\| '''World Championship''' \| [[2025 IDF World Darts Championship\|2025]]
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	<!--\| '''World Matchplay''' \| Runner-up: [[2025 IDF World Matchplay\|2025]]-->		<!--\| '''World Matchplay''' \| Runner-up: [[2025 IDF World Matchplay\|2025]]-->
	\| '''European Championship''' \| [[2025 IDF European Championship\|2025]]		\| '''European Championship''' \| [[2025 IDF European Championship\|2025]]
			\| '''Grand Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF World Grand Slam\|2025]]
	\| '''Top 16 Shootout''' \| [[2026 IDF Top 16 Shootout\|2026]]		\| '''Top 16 Shootout''' \| [[2026 IDF Top 16 Shootout\|2026]]
	}}		}}
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	\| '''Melbourne Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF Melbourne Slam\|2025]]		\| '''Melbourne Slam''' \| [[2025 IDF Melbourne Slam\|2025]]
	\| '''Sydney Challenge''' \| [[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge\|2025]]		\| '''Sydney Challenge''' \| [[2025 IDF Sydney Challenge\|2025]]
	}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in International Darts Federation (IDF) events. He is currently ranked world number two and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.		}}\|medaltemplates=<!-- Add if IDF ever has national medals or international representation -->}}'''Alex Brow''' (born 19 October 2004) is an English professional darts player who competes in International Darts Federation (IDF) events. He is currently ranked world number two and is nicknamed "'''the Fluke'''", Brow is a former IDF World Champion, having won the title in 2025, and is the reigning Premier League, Grand Slam, European Championship, and Top 16 Shootout champion.

	During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of 2025, Brow has won ~~nine~~ IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events.		During the 2025 season, Brow won the IDF World Darts Championship on debut, becoming only the second player to win the title in his first appearance, after Max Mad. In the same year, he also captured the IDF Premier League, Australian Open Darts Championship, New Zealand Open Darts Championship, and IDF Sydney Challenge, while finishing runner-up at the IDF Hobart Throwdown. As of 2025, Brow has won ten IDF titles, including five Pro Tour events and five Major titles.

	Brow has achieved three televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win.		Brow has achieved three televised nine-dart finishes in his professional career. His first came during the semi-finals of the 2025 IDF World Darts Championship against Gage Kelly. He recorded his second at the 2025 IDF Brisbane Open in a quarter-final match against Mason Owens, and his third later that year against Elias Storm at the 2025 IDF Sydney Challenge, a tournament he went on to win.