Brian Raman was once the No. 1 in the WDF world rankings before making the leap to the PDC camp in 2022, where he established himself as a dangerous underdog on the Pro Tour for a time. The Belgian from Wuustwezel made his debut at the Hungarian Open in 2014 and played his way through the BDO and WDF tournaments over the years.

He achieved his first respectable successes on the Development Tour from 2017, followed by his final breakthrough in 2019 with tournament wins at the Denmark Masters and the Belfry Open. In early 2020, Raman made his debut at the BDO World Championship, but was eliminated in the preliminary round. As the reigning WDF number 1, he secured a tour card at Q-School in early 2022 and celebrated his first successes on the European Tour - including a victory over José de Sousa.

He reached the quarter-finals of the 2022 WDF World Championship and reached the board final several times on the PDC Pro Tour, but it wasn't enough for him to take part in the World Championship. In 2023, he achieved his best result on the European Tour by reaching the quarter-finals of the German Darts Open in Jena after defeating Nico Kurz, Rob Cross and Nathan Aspinall.

He lost his tour card at the end of the year and returned to the WDF in 2024. Among other things, he won the Italian Open and reached the last 16 of the WDF World Championship. His next title followed shortly afterwards at the Romanian Open.

This is Brian Raman.
Determined. Combative. Dangerous.