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  1. Already told my lad no monster munch or pot noodles till he hits 180. He’s not eating solids and 6 weeks old but lazy bastard needs to start earning his keep

  2. BRILLIANT 9 DARTER FROM "LUKE THE NOOK" LUKE LITTLER. IN THE FIRST LEG TOO. SIMPLY AMAZING WHAT THIS YOUNG LAD FROM MY HOME TOWN IN WARRINGTON IN THE UK…

  3. Believe it or not, this was actually his second ever televised 9 darter, but his first one in a major tournament. He hit his first one at the JDC MVG Masters in 2021 at the age of just 14, but that wasn't fully televised or live, so this one was his first live televised 9 darter.

  4. Looking back at this, this is the exact moment people realized that Luke Littler wasn't a one hit wonder. Absolutely unreal start of his career

  5. Watching Luke brings back so many memories of what I could’ve achieved in the Darts world. I followed my Dad around the clubs & pubs of South East London. Whilst he entertained the customers with his brand of musical comedy, I began playing darts when no one else was playing. I wasn’t even tall enough to reach double 20 to retrieve my dart, so I would stand on a box to do so (10 yrs of age). I was soon playing adults. Within a year I was beating many throughout the pubs & clubs, learning to chalk scores proficiently. By age 12 I was being spoken about around many local pubs & clubs. Whenever junior competition came around, I was soon overlooked, and put into adult competition instead. News soon traveled, and a scout in the dart world came to watch me play, he didn’t make himself known. I was then told I had an offer to go to watch many of top names in darts (Bristow, Lowe, Wilson, amongst others) and play practice games against them. Sadly by age 12 I started missing school & got involved in street life, hanging with older lads & drinking, drugs, and crime. Darts took a back seat. Even years later whilst away on holidays I would play darts if we were in a pub or club. Thankfully I grew up & left the street life, settled down in marriage & became a responsible adult. Even to this day I can throw a fair dart whenever the opportunity arises, although now I live in East Africa, where darts isn’t a thing. It would be something special if I could introduce darts to Tanzania, and find a young talented child, and mentor him to achieve something you don’t see in the dart world, a African dart champion. Who knows 🧐

  6. What a year for this young man . premier league champion now . Over £300000 in winnings . What will the future bring ?. Good luck you man .

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