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Martin Fitzmaurice
Martin Fitzmaurice (born 3 June 1940, Kensington, London) is an English former darts master of ceremonies, caller, scorer and referee who operated for the game's governing body in the United Kingdom the British Darts Organisation from 1985 to 2013, until he resigned and was replaced by Richard Ashdown in April 2013.
Fitzmaurice introduced the players after delivering his catchphrase, ''"Are you ready? Ladies and Gentlemen... Let's... Play.... Darts"''
==Early life==
Fitzmaurice was born near the Rainbow Suite in Kensington, which would coincidentally be a later venue for the Winmau World Masters. He spent all but six days of his first five years living in Wales during World War II. On returning to London he went to Clement Dane's Grammar School where he stayed on to complete his A-levels.
After school he had jobs in a solicitor's office and later worked as an electrician and also a tube train driver. He met his future wife Doreen at Queens Park Rangers football ground and they married in 1964. The Fitzmaurices moved to Colchester in 1975 where he was asked to chalk a match (keep track of players' scores) in a local pub which was the start of his long career in darts.
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