16-year-old Luke Littler Lighting Up the World of Darts

Luke Littler, a 16-year-old darts prodigy, is making waves in the world of darts with his impressive skills. Some are even calling him more talented than the legendary Michael van Gerwen.

Fuelled by Kebabs and Fanta

Littler's path to glory at the PDC World Darts Championship is being fuelled by an unconventional combination - kebabs and cans of Fanta. This unique pairing seems to be working for the young sensation.

A Series of Impressive Victories

Littler first made a name for himself four years ago when he won the England Youth Grand Prix and Isle of Man Masters. Since then, he has continued to impress, winning his first senior title at the Irish Open in 2021. At just 14 years old, Littler became the youngest-ever player to win a match at the WDF World Darts Championship. Last month, he won the PDC World Youth Championship, securing a spot in the main event in December.

Praise from the Pros

Littler's extraordinary talent has not gone unnoticed by former professionals. Wayne Mardle called him "the most naturally talented player I've ever seen," while Phil Taylor praised his performance and encouraged him to stay focused.

Celebrating with a Kebab

Despite being too young to celebrate with a beer, Littler found solace in his favorite takeaway - a greasy kebab. He washed it down with some Fanta and Coca Cola to toast his victory.

Looking Ahead

Littler's journey at the PDC World Darts Championship continues as he prepares to take on Andrew Gilding. With his impressive skills and growing fan base, Littler is certainly one to watch in the world of darts.