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On October 13, 1984, John Lowe achieved the first-ever televised nine-dart finish during his match against Keith Deller at the MFI World Matchplay tournament. This perfect leg, accomplished with two 180s followed by a 141 checkout (treble 17, treble 18, double 18), made history and earned him a substantial prize of £102,000. Credit: ITV | History In Pictures

John Lowe made sporting history by recording the first perfect nine-dart finish ever captured on television. Often described as having the "eyes of a sniper and hands of a surgeon" for his incredible precision, the former carpenter defeated Keith Deller with a flawless 501 checkout. This feat earned him a record £102,000 bonus and solidified his status as "Old Stone Face," one of the most composed and iconic legends in professional darts. | History In Pictures