This autobiography investigates the professional evolution of Phil Taylor, the most successful darts player in history, and his role in modernizing the sport. The text chronicles Taylor's transition from a local competitor to a global icon, detailing his rigorous approach to training and his commitment to professionalizing a game previously associated with pub culture. By examining his daily discipline and the logistical demands of international competition, the authors present a portrait of a sportsman who redefined the standards of his field.

The narrative provides a focused, insider look at the professionalization of darts through the eyes of its most prominent figure. The text serves as a primary source for understanding the sport's transition into the 21st century and the personal discipline required to sustain a long-term career at the top level.