Peter Wright offers advice to Cameron Menzies after darts star suffered horror gash punching table following defeat

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Peter Wright Offers Advice to Cameron Menzies After Table-Punch Incident

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Peter Wright has offered words of advice to fellow professional Cameron Menzies after Menzies was left with a hand injury following an emotional moment during his World Darts Championship defeat.

The incident occurred at the World Darts Championship, held at Alexandra Palace, where Menzies reacted in frustration after the match. The moment quickly became a talking point among fans and pundits, with footage circulating on social media.

Speaking afterwards, Wright — a two-time world champion known for his openness and experience on the big stage — urged Menzies to learn from the episode and focus on managing emotions during high-pressure moments.

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“Everyone gets frustrated,” Wright explained. “But you’ve got to find ways to deal with it better. It’s not worth hurting yourself or risking trouble off the back of it.”

Wright added that the mental side of darts is just as important as technical ability, especially under the intense spotlight of Ally Pally. He suggested channeling emotion into focus rather than reaction, noting that many top players have had to learn that lesson the hard way.

Menzies has already addressed the incident publicly, apologising for his behaviour and admitting he was struggling with personal matters at the time. The Scot stressed that the reaction was out of character and that he is determined to move forward positively.

The Professional Darts Corporation confirmed that any conduct-related matters fall under the remit of the Darts Regulation Authority, which reviews incidents independently.

Reaction from the darts community has been mixed, with some calling for professionalism to be upheld, while others have expressed sympathy and praised Menzies for his honesty. Wright was among those encouraging understanding, while still emphasising responsibility.

“He’s a good player and a good lad,” Wright added. “This game is tough mentally. What matters is how you respond afterwards.”

As the World Darts Championship continues, the episode serves as a reminder of the pressures players face on darts’ biggest stage — and the importance of keeping emotions in check, even in the toughest moments. 🎯

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