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18-year-old Luke Littler won his second consecutive PDC Darts World Championship, defeating Gian van Veen 7-1 at Alexandra Palace, cementing his status as a top darts player and the youngest ever world champion.
Luke Littler, at just 18, won his second consecutive PDC World Darts Championship by defeating Gian van Veen 7-1 in the final, showcasing a masterclass performance and securing his place among darts' elite with back-to-back titles and a dominant year.
Luke Littler, an 18-year-old darts player, was booed during his match at the 2026 PDC World Darts Championship, with crowd support favoring underdogs and expressing disapproval of booing and crowd noise. Littler responded confidently, acknowledging the crowd's behavior, which has become more common in recent tournaments, and highlighted the unique party atmosphere of darts. The article discusses the impact of crowd behavior on players and the sport's culture, with some advocating for tolerance and others criticizing disruptive conduct.
Rob Cross advanced to the last-16 of the 2025 World Darts Championship with a 4-0 win over Damon Heta, setting up a match against defending champion Luke Littler. Gary Anderson also progressed after a tense victory over Jermaine Wattimena, despite missing match darts and attempting a nine-darter. The tournament features notable performances and upcoming matches, including top seeds and previous winners.
Kenyan debutant David Munyua caused a major upset at the PDC World Darts Championship by coming from two sets down to defeat world number 18 Mike de Decker, marking a historic moment for Africa and Kenya in the sport.
Cameron Menzies was eliminated in the first round of the PDC World Championship after losing to Charlie Manby, and in a moment of frustration, he punched the table, injuring his hand. He later apologized, citing emotional stress due to personal reasons, including the recent passing of his uncle, and expressed regret over his actions.
Beau Greaves made history as the first woman to reach the final of the World Youth Championship, defeating world champion Luke Littler 6-5 in a thrilling semi-final, despite Littler's impressive form leading up to the match.
The 2025 bet365 North American Darts Championship is taking place at Madison Square Garden in New York, featuring eight top North American players competing in knockout matches to defend or claim the title, with live coverage available through various broadcasters.
Danny Lauby and Jason Brandon achieved career-best victories at the 2025 bet365 US Darts Masters, with Lauby defeating Rob Cross 6-0 and Brandon beating Stephen Bunting 6-4, as the tournament features top darts players competing at Madison Square Garden, with coverage across multiple broadcasters.
American players Danny Lauby and Jason Brandon achieved significant upsets at the 2025 bet365 US Darts Masters in New York, with Lauby defeating defending champion Rob Cross 6-0 and Brandon beating top seed Stephen Bunting 6-4, as the tournament features high-level darts action with notable performances from world champions and top-ranked players, culminating in a series of quarter-finals, semi-finals, and finals.
Sixteen-year-old darts sensation Luke Littler made headlines with his remarkable performance at the World Darts Championship, becoming the youngest player to win a match at the event. Despite his youth and a diet that includes kebabs, Littler showcased his talent by reaching the final, where he was ultimately defeated by Luke Humphries. Littler's journey included victories over seasoned players and a display of confidence beyond his years. His dedication to the sport, which led him to drop out of school to play full-time, has now earned him a spot in the top 32 and a place on the PDC Tour.
Sixteen-year-old British darts player Luke Littler, nicknamed "The Nuke," made a stunning impact at the 2023/24 PDC World Darts Championship, finishing as runner-up after a series of impressive victories, including against a five-time world champion. Despite his loss to world No. 1 Luke Humphries in the final, Littler's performance has earned him a professional league spot and significantly increased interest in darts across the UK, with a notable rise in darts equipment sales.
Sixteen-year-old dart sensation Luke Littler, nicknamed "The Nuke," has made a remarkable impact on the darts world by becoming the youngest runner-up in the history of the World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace, London. Despite losing to Luke Humphries in the final, Littler's prodigious talent has been evident since he was a toddler, and he has been winning adult tournaments since the age of 14. His engaging personality and unique pre- and post-match rituals have endeared him to fans, who have embraced him with chants and support.
Luke Humphries has overcome his struggles with anxiety to become the PDC world champion and the world number one in darts. His victory at Alexandra Palace, where he beat Luke Littler 7-4, marks a significant personal triumph after previously considering quitting the sport due to mental health issues. Humphries' win follows a period of dominance in the sport, and he credits his family and close ones for their support. His success story is not only about his skill in darts but also his mental resilience and ability to manage his anxiety.
Luke Humphries has won his first PDC World Championship title, defeating 16-year-old Luke Littler 7-4 in the final. Despite a strong start from Littler, who was aiming to become the youngest ever world champion, Humphries' experience prevailed as he won five consecutive sets after trailing 4-2. Humphries, who hit 23 maximums and averaged over 103, claimed the £500,000 prize and solidified his position as the new world number one. Littler's impressive debut run to the final has seen him rise into the world's top 32, earning £200,000 and significant public attention.