Luke Littler is set to face Mensur Suljovic in the third round of the World Darts Championship this Saturday evening. This match comes after Littler, the reigning world champion, secured his place with victories over Darius Labanauskas and David Davies.
Luke Littler’s Championship Journey
At just 18 years old, Luke Littler aims to win back-to-back World Darts Championship titles. He previously made history by becoming the youngest player to win this prestigious title in January, receiving a remarkable £500,000 prize.
Generosity Beyond the Game
Demonstrating his generous spirit, Littler shared his prize money with his brother, Leon. Their heartfelt moment included a kiss on the head after Leon supported him, emphasizing Littler’s commitment to his family despite his rising fame in the darting world.
Major Achievements and Future Aspirations
- In 2025, Littler won several significant titles, including:
- UK Open
- Belgian Darts Open
- World Matchplay
- Players Championship 32
- World Grand Prix
Littler’s ambition extends beyond immediate successes. He expressed confidence in potentially breaking Phil Taylor’s record of 16 world titles if he continues to perform at a high level.
Looking Ahead
Before pursuing further titles, Littler must first overcome Suljovic in their upcoming match at approximately 9:30 PM. With a strong start to the year and aspirations of adding more championships to his name, the young talent is eager to continue his journey.
As he prepares for this pivotal encounter, fans remain excited about Littler’s future in the sport and his quest for glory at the World Darts Championship.
