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Romeo Grbavac, the 30-year-old Croatian darts player, has quickly become one of the standout names on the Eastern European darts scene. Born in Makarska and now living in Darmstadt, Germany, the man nicknamed "Guzzy" has thrilled fans and commentators alike with his performances at major international tournaments including the PDC World Championship, World Cup of Darts, and unforgettable moments at the Modus Super Series.

From Local Halls to Global Arenas

Grbavac’s career has been a steady climb—from local Croatian tournaments to the global stage. His breakthrough came in late 2024 when he won the Eastern Europe Qualifier, securing his debut at the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship in London. Although he lost in the first round to English pro Callan Rydz (0–3), his appearance alone was a milestone for Croatian darts.

A Bullseye Spectacle: The Greatest Checkout in Modus History

In March 2025, during the Modus Super Series, Romeo delivered a moment that went down in darts history—a 150 checkout with three bullseyes. The crowd erupted, and commentators called it “the greatest checkout in the competition’s history.” It wasn’t just a show of accuracy, but of daring confidence rarely seen on the oche.

A National Team Asset

Besides his individual efforts, Grbavac regularly represents Croatia at the international level. Teaming up with Boris Krčmar, he helped Croatia reach the semifinals of the 2023 World Cup of Darts, and the quarterfinals in 2024, solidifying Croatia’s place among the sport’s top nations.

Stats That Speak Volumes

Grbavac has played over 220 official matches, with an average score of around 83.7. On the PDC Challenge Tour, he has reached at least one quarterfinal and earned over £44,000 in prize money, according to the Professional Darts Players Association (PDPA).

Style, Passion, and Presence

Known for his energy and charisma, Romeo enters matches to the tune of “Rim Tim Tagi Dim” by Baby Lasagna, adding flair to his stage presence. He uses 19g Bulls NL Signature darts and is praised for his speed and precision when closing out legs—making him a tricky opponent for any competitor.

Eyes on the Future

While he has yet to secure a full PDC Tour Card, Romeo Grbavac shows no signs of slowing down. With each season, he gains more fans, more experience, and continues his steady rise. At this pace, he could soon be a regular on the elite PDC circuit—and potentially a title contender.

One thing is certain – Romeo Grbavac is not just a fresh face on the world darts stage; he’s a symbol of Croatia’s growing presence in the sport. And fans, both at home and abroad, can’t wait to see what "Guzzy" delivers next.