Luke Littler Makes History at World Matchplay
Luke Littler Makes History at World Matchplay

Luke Littler Makes History at World Matchplay

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Eighteen-year-old Luke Littler made history in Blackpool by becoming the youngest ever World Matchplay champion, defeating James Wade 18-13 in the final. Littler joined Phil Taylor, Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson, and Luke Humphries as winners of the PDC Triple Crown, having previously won the World Championship and Premier League. He set a tournament record with 64 180s and finished the final with a 107 average, recovering from a 5-0 deficit against Wade. Littler displayed sportsmanship by signing autographs during breaks and paid tribute to his idol Phil Taylor, expressing hopes to challenge Taylor's record of 16 Matchplay titles. His win was celebrated on stage alongside his family and girlfriend. Littler's remarkable composure and achievements have intensified speculation about his future in darts.

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