John Gwynne was born in 1945 in Shropshire. As an English instructor, Gwyne also worked as a sportscaster and reporter.
Gwynne has been the color analyst for Sky Sports’ coverage of PDC darts tournaments. At the start of the 2019 season, he became the announcer for Lancashire County Cricket Club.
He declared in February 2013 that he would retire in the summer. His final competition for Sky Sports was the 2016 World Championship.
He was admitted to the PDC Hall of Fame in 2014. Gwynne began providing commentary for the BDO darts competitions on Eurosport in 2014, including the BDO World Championship, Winmau World Masters, and Six Nations Cup.
He occasionally provided commentary on Sky Sports during the preliminary rounds of the PDC World Championship in the years that followed, but he didn’t do so at all in 2020. He did put a lot of effort into Talk Sport’s radio coverage of the match.
In the year 1980, he was employed by Piccadilly Radio in Manchester at the Belle Vue Speedway as a speedway reporter. He then switched to covering local North West football and darts on the Talking Sports podcast.
His first paid commentary position was when he covered Lancashire County Cricket Club games for Cricket Call, a phone-based service. He did this between 1988 and 1991.
Gwynne helped set up a darts phone line service known as The Darts Line in 1989 and 1990, where Gwynne would give darts news and tournament updates to a paid phone number that people would call.
John Gwynne Net Worth
John Gwynne has a net worth estimation of $1 million to $5 million
John Gwynne Books
John Gwynne is the author of The Mancunian Way and Wayne’s World
John Gwynne Wife
John Gwynne was a married man but there is no information about who his wife is
John Gwynne Children
John Gwynne has two children. A son named Andrew and a daughter named Harried
John Gwynne Daughter
John Gwynne has a Daughter called Harried who died in 2021
John Gwynne Parents
John Gwynne parent names are not available to the media yet
John Gwynne Age
John Gwynne is 77 years old
