Adrian Lewis Takes Break from Professional Darts

Adrian Lewis, the 38-year-old two-time world champion, has announced he is taking a break from professional darts.

Lewis tweeted about his decision, stating he needs a break from the professional circuit after 20+ years.

He won back-to-back world titles at Alexandra Palace in 2011 and 2012.

The break comes as Lewis has struggled to hit the same heights in recent years.

His fans have been loyal, and he thanked them for their support.

Lewis also thanked the Official PDC and PDPA darts for the opportunity and his family for their support.

He signed off with "Cheers folks Ade", leaving his fans with a sense of appreciation.

The news of his break has sparked interest in the darts community, with many wondering what's next for 'The Jackpot'.

Lewis's decision to take a break will likely have an impact on the professional darts circuit.

He has been a prominent figure in the sport, known for his skills and dedication.

The exact date of his return is unknown, but his fans will be waiting eagerly.

For now, Lewis will be taking a well-deserved break, reflecting on his 20+ years in the sport.

His legacy as a two-time world champion will remain, and his fans will continue to support him.