Maximilian Czerwinski is a German darts player who celebrated his breakthrough in 2024. With two DDV titles, he quickly established himself in the DDV rankings and took the next big step in 2025 at the Q-School by securing a tour card at the first attempt.

In April 2024, Maximilian Czerwinski won his first title at the DDV ranking tournament in Bingen when he beat Oliver Müller in the final. At the same time, he impressed with strong averages on the PDC Europe Next Gen Tour and reached the semi-finals of the 14th tournament of the year. Czerwinski also attracted attention at the World Masters with wins against Andy Boulton and Dennie Olde Kalter before being eliminated in the last 64 against Kai Gotthardt. Another highlight was his victory at the Waterkant Trophy 2024 in Hamburg, where he defeated Jannes Bremermann in the final to win his second DDV title.

At the beginning of 2025, Czerwinski secured the coveted tour card at the Q-School in Kalkar with a strong final day. Later in the year, he made his debut on the Pro Tour and reached the top 32 at his third event. He also made it into the main draw at the UK Open, where he was eliminated by Maik Kuivenhoven.

This is Maximilian Czerwinski.
A winner. A rising star. A fighter.