Teenage Darts Prodigy Luke Littler to Begin Professional Career After Record-Breaking Championship Performance

Despite losing the final, Littler's extraordinary performance catapulted him into the world's top 32 and earned him a spot in the PDC's Premier League.

16-year-old Luke Littler, who recently made headlines with his extraordinary performance at the PDC World Darts Championship, is set to begin his first year as a professional player in 2024.
Despite losing the final round to World No. 1 Luke Humphries, Littler's performance earned him £200,000 in prize money and catapulted him into the world's top 32.
Littler will be part of the PDC's flagship invitational event, the Premier League, beginning next month, making his first year on tour a busy one.
The teenager's performance at the World Darts Championship attracted a record audience of more than 4.8 million viewers, the largest audience for a non-football event in Sky Sports' history.
Littler's rise to fame has led to increased media exposure and endorsements, including an invitation to a Manchester United game and free kebabs for life from his favorite takeaway in Warrington.