Warren Parry

Warren Parry (born 9 January 1964) is a New Zealand darts player. He is not a full-time professional and works as a slaughterman.

Parry reached the final of the 1999 WDF World Cup Men's Singles event, beating Marko Kantele in the last 16, Andy Fordham in the quarter finals and fellow New Zealander Herbie Nathan in the semis before losing to Raymond van Barneveld. Parry then went on the win the 2000 WDF Asia-Pacific Cup. Despite losing his opening group game to Australia's Tony David, Parry won his next two group games to secure qualification for the knockout stage. He defeated Malaysia's Tengku Hadzali Shah, who beat David in the quarter finals, to win the trophy. During that time, Warren won the New Zealand Open back to back in 1999 and 2000. He went on to win it again in 2005.

Parry won the 2005 Oceanic Masters beating Russell Stewart in the final. This earned him a place in the 2006 PDC World Darts Championship in the Circus Tavern in Purfleet. He lost in the first round 3-0 to Mark Walsh. Parry reached the final of the 2006 WDF Asia-Pacific Cup and won the 2007 New Zealand Masters.

Also in 2007, Parry claimed his second Oceanic Masters title and made his second appearance in the PDC World Championship in 2008 which moved from the Circus Tavern to the larger Alexandra Palace. He was drawn against Alex Roy in the first round, narrowly losing three sets to two.

Since then, Parry has played in PDC events. He lost in the semi-finals of Viva Las Vegas NZ, where the winner earned himself a chance to qualify for the Las Vegas Desert Classic but eventually failed to qualify for the actual event.

Parry won the 2009 Oceanic Masters and won a spot in the 2010 PDC World Darts Championship for the third time.