Dickey Davies Height, Weight, Net Worth, Age, Birthday, Wikipedia, Who, Instagram, Biography
James Bradley
Published Dec 27, 2025
Dickey Davies, the famous English games moderator, died matured 94 on Sunday. He is made due by his children Peter and Daniel. He had a total assets of around $2 million.
Who was Dickey Davies? Subsequent to clearing his eleven or more test, Davies enlisted at Oldershaw Punctuation School. He later served in the Imperial Flying corps’ Public Assistance program and functioned as a purser on the sea liners RMS Sovereign Mary and RMS Sovereign Elizabeth.
He functioned as a commentator for Southern TV in his most memorable situation in the business. Right off the bat in his profession, Davies went by his complete name, Richard Davies, however Jimmy Slope, a colleague at ITV Game, recommended that he change it to Dickie Davies.
| Born | Richard John Davies 30 April 1928 Wallasey, Cheshire, England |
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| Died | 19 February 2023 (aged 94) |
| Occupation | Television presenter |
| Known for | World of Sport |
As Eamonn Andrews’ student, Davies began chipping away at Universe of Game (previously known as Wide Universe of Sports) in 1965. ITV paid Andrews £40,000 to have the program (comparable to £825,250 at 2022 costs), and Davies assumed control over the post of host in 1968 after Andrews withdrew the program.
Davies remained with ITV after Universe of Game finished up in 1985, introducing boxing, darts, and snooker as well as assisting with their inclusion of the 1988 Seoul Olympics. In August 1989, he quit ITV Game.
In the wake of leaving ITV, Davies joined the European Telecom Association and the first emphasis of Eurosport, which was then possessed by Sky. Notwithstanding the one-time 1991 Mita World Experts, he facilitated their snooker inclusion.
As the primary games supervisor for Exemplary FM, he broadcast sports refreshes from his home in the station’s initial years. In the wake of having a stroke in 1995, Davies had to find employment elsewhere at Exemplary Radio.
However it took him a little while to completely recuperate his discourse, he in the long run made a fair recuperation. He was the frontman for Dickie Davies’ Games Legends in the last part of the 1990s.
