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Luke Littler, just 19, dominated his opening match at the Belgian Darts Open with a stunning 104.70 average. The young champion is hunting his second consecutive title at the tournament where his European Tour career began.
Luke Littler, the youngest darts world champion ever, is protecting his image from AI misuse by trademarking his face. The 17-year-old's move signals a new way athletes are taking control of their digital likeness.
Luke Littler, 19, completed one of darts' most remarkable comebacks, rallying from a 5-0 deficit to defeat Gerwyn Price 6-5 in Dublin. The world champion's victory proves that no game is ever truly over.
World No. 1 Luke Littler thought he'd lost when he waved goodbye to the Dublin crowd while down 5-0, but the teenage darts sensation fought back to win six straight legs in an unforgettable comeback. The 18-year-old world champion survived eight match darts to claim victory in one of the sport's most dramatic finishes.
Seventeen-year-old Luke Littler staged an electrifying comeback in Dublin, overcoming a seemingly impossible 0-5 deficit against veteran Gerwyn Price. The young player's resilience thrilled the crowd and showcased the mental strength that's making him darts' brightest new star.
World number one Luke Littler stunned a Dublin crowd by winning six straight legs to beat Gerwyn Price after trailing 5-0 in the Premier League Darts final. The 17-year-old even waved goodbye to fans thinking he was beaten before staging one of the sport's greatest comebacks.
World number one Luke Littler defended his UK Open championship with a decisive victory over James Wade in Minehead. The young darts sensation continues his remarkable rise in professional darts.
At just 18 years old, Luke Littler has already claimed nearly every major darts championship and is now chasing something no player has done in years: holding all the sport's biggest titles at once. The world No. 1 just defended his UK Open crown, becoming the first back-to-back winner in a decade.
Teen darts sensation Luke Littler claimed his second straight UK Open championship, becoming the youngest player to defend the prestigious title. Despite not playing his best, the 19-year-old world champion showed resilience to defeat James Wade 11-7 in Minehead.
The 17-year-old world number one darts sensation kicked off his title defense with a commanding 10-3 victory, including another jaw-dropping 170 checkout. Fresh off his first Premier League win of the year, Littler continues proving why he's captured the hearts of sports fans worldwide.
Mitchell Lawrie just became the youngest world number one in darts history, then followed it up with a perfect nine-dart finish. The 15-year-old Scottish sensation is already being compared to reigning world champion Luke Littler.
Luke Littler turned his opponent's flawless performance into fuel for victory at the inaugural Poland Darts Open. The 19-year-old world champion responded to a rare nine-dart perfect leg by winning six of the next seven rounds.
Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler lived to fight another day after opponent Gerwyn Price missed a match-winning shot in the World Masters semi-finals. The young player will advance to the championship round after one of the most nail-biting moments of the tournament.
At just 17 years old, Luke Littler claimed his 11th major darts title in a thrilling final against world number two Luke Humphries. His opponent called him "the greatest darts player that's ever lived."
Nineteen-year-old Luke Littler just became the third most successful darts player in PDC history after winning his 11th major title at the World Masters. His rival called him "the greatest darts player who has ever lived."
Luke Littler claimed his first World Masters title in a nail-biting final-set victory, adding another trophy to an already record-breaking career at just 19 years old. The young champion rallied from behind to defeat defending champion Luke Humphries 6-5 in Milton Keynes.
World number one Luke Littler, just 19, refused to give up after falling behind 2-1 in a nail-biting match at the World Masters. He survived a match dart from opponent Mike de Decker to storm back and win the deciding set.
Luke Littler just became the first-ever Saudi Arabia Darts Masters champion on the eve of his 19th birthday, defeating Michael van Gerwen 8-5. Despite already holding 11 major titles and becoming the youngest back-to-back world champion in a decade, the teenage sensation says he's "hungry for more."