Peter Wright: Career & Controversies [2023 Update]

Popularly known as “The Snakebite,” Peter Wright is a professional darts player from Scotland who competes for the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC).

Peter is also a two-time world champion who won the PDC World Darts Championship in 2020 and 2022.

Further, he is also the reigning World Matchplay champion and the PDC Order of Merit’s number two player.

Today we are here with all the early life and career highlights in the life of the two-time PDC World Champion.

Further, the article also discloses information about his social media and controversies. So. keep reading and get to know everything about the Scottish player.

Without further ado, let’s have a look at some quick facts.

Quick Facts

Full Name Peter Wright
Nickname Snakebite
Birth Place Livingston, Scotland
Birth Date March 10, 1970
Nationality Scottish
Ethnicity Scottish
Favorite Drink Snakebite
Food Habit Non-vegetarian 
Education Not Available
Zodiac Sign Pisces
Chinese Zodiac  Dog
Father’s Name Not Available
Mother’s Name Not Available
Tattoos  Yes
Age 53 years old
Height 5 feet 9 inches (180 cm)
Sexual Orientation Straight
Weight 220 lbs (99 kg)
Eye Color Blue
Hair Color Dyed
Profession Darts Player
Coach Not Available
Marital Status Married
Wife Joanne Wright 
Children

Three (Naomi, Jessie, and Tristan)

Net Worth £1.5 million – £4 million 
Social Media Instagram, Facebook, Twitter 
Merch Dartboard Sets
Last Update  December 2023

Peter Wright: Early Life and Family

Peter was born in Livingston, Scotland, on March 10, 1970, to a 16-year-old single mother. 

When Peter was three years old, he shifted to London with his mother because his mother worried her sisters might take Peter away. 

Since then, Peter has lived in London. However, Peter chooses to represent Scotland in sports. 

The player first became interested in Darts by watching it on Television. As a young child, Peter watched Jocky Wilson, Cliff Lazarenko, and Eric Bristow. The sport had made a place in his heart. 

Later, on Peter’s thirteenth birthday, he received a set of darts. At that time, his mother could not afford a dartboard, so Peter used to aim at trees. 

Peter used to compete with his stepfather in darts as a kid. After some practice, Peter was able to get ahead of his stepfather. He was even able to beat the friends of his stepfather. 

Peter’s love for the sport continued to increase. Further, he was very good at it. After a few years, Peter was one of London’s best young dart players. 

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