ROCK REVEALS STRANGEST AUTOGRAPH REQUEST
14/04/2026 By Aaron Nijjar
JOSH ROCK has revealed the strangest autograph request of his career after signing a fan’s prosthetic LEG.
The Antrim thrower admitted the bizarre moment happened recently but insisted it was “all for good reasons”.
The world No.9 took part in a quick-fire Q&A with darts influencer Sarah Milkowska for ZH Live.
He said: “Funny enough, it was today. It was a fake leg. He had his leg cut off and I signed his fake leg. It was all for good reasons.”
Rock also lifted the lid on his personality away from the oche, from wrestling walk-ons to his hatred of tuna.
When asked which wrestler’s entrance and finishing move he would copy, Rock gave a surprising answer.
He added: “Probably the same walk on and John Cena’s F5.”
‘Rocky’ elaborated on what his dream superpower would be and the country he would love to visit.
He continued: “I would pick invisibility just to see everything behind the scenes.
“I have never been to America, so America.”
The World Cup winner was asked whether he has any unusual food combinations in his diet.
He replied: “I don’t think I have anything weird. I have everything normal. But for other people anything with tuna.
“I hate tuna. Anybody who eats tuna is weird.”
Rock also opened up on his sporting struggles admitting there is one game he simply cannot master.
He declared: “Golf, I am terrible. As much as I love playing it, I am terrible.
“I can play snooker and pool. I can play football. I can do cage fighting.
“I just can’t play golf.”
Rock shared the sound that brings him the most happiness in life.
He said: “Music in general. 1980s and 1990s, and all the new stuff. The St. Elmo’s Fire.”
Rock currently sits bottom of the Premier League table after going winless in his opening seven matches.
However, the 24-year-old has recorded three consecutive quarter-final appearances in the competition, closing the gap to five points behind seventh-placed Luke Humphries.
Rock returns to action this Thursday, where he will face Stephen Bunting in Rotterdam.
Image by Taylor Lanning.
