Luke Littler has hinted that he may retire playing darts at a young age, which would be good news for his opponents.
Littler, 17, rose to prominence after reaching the World Darts Championship final, where he lost to world number one Luke Humphries.
Despite his juvenile experience, he claims to have ‘been playing for a long time’ and could retire decades earlier than expected.
If he played until the age of Phil Taylor, 63, he’d be throwing darts at a board until 2065.
Luke Littler has revealed the shocking age at which he may retire – and his opponents may be relieved!
The 17-year-old expressed a desire to retire in 10 or 15 years, indicating a potential retirement age of 27 + 4.
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The 17-year-old stated that he might retire in 10 or 15 years, which means he could finish at the age of 27.
I’ve been playing in the juniors for a long time, under the old British Darts Federation,’ he remarked.
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Since reaching the PDC World Darts Championship final, which drew a record 4.8 million viewers, 2024 has been a whirlwind.
He has been admitted to the eight-man Darts Premier League, where he has had considerable success.
He is now fourth in the leaderboard, trailing Michael van Gerwen, who has won three of the first four nights.
He has met several of his Manchester United heroes, such as Sir Alex Ferguson, Harry Maguire, and Erik ten Hag.
He even competed against Maguire and Christian Eriksen at Carrington, throwing a 180 on the first attempt to beat their nine-dart scores.
He was named a representative for clothing company BoohooMAN earlier this month, capping off a lucrative modeling contract.
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