Russ Bray
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Russ Bray (born Shenley, England, 22 June 1957) is considered by some to be the best darts announcer in the world and works regularly for the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). He is also known as The Voice, due to his unique style of calling. According to Bray, his calling career began one night when the regular caller failed to show for a county match.
Russ was a county player for Hertfordshire and subsequently played on the pro circuit. He teamed up with Eric Bristow to win the Norway and Finland pairs. Russ was contracted to call for the PDC in 1996 and was given his debut at the World Matchplay. He was the caller when Phil Taylor hit the first-ever televised 9-darter in 2002. He is also a member of Team Unicorn.
