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Darts prodigy Luke Littler has officially cemented his place in the history books, not once, but three times over, after being awarded three Guinness World Records for his incredible achievements in the sport.
The teenage sensation, who stunned the darts world with his jaw-dropping run to the PDC World Darts Championship final in 2023, has now been recognised for his record-breaking performances that defied both age and expectation.
Despite still being in his teens, Littler’s rise has been nothing short of extraordinary, and now his achievements have been immortalised by Guinness World Records.
The Records That Made History:
🥇 Youngest Winner of a World Darts Championship Match
Littler was just 16 years and 333 days old when he beat Christian Kist in the opening round of the 2023 PDC World Championship, making him the youngest player in history to win a match at the tournament.
🥇 Highest Average in a Debut Match at the Tournament
Not content with just winning, Littler did it in style. His debut match also earned him the record for the highest average ever posted in a debut game at the World Championship, a feat that stunned fans and experts alike.
🥇 Youngest Winner of a PDC World Darts Championship
While he ultimately finished as runner-up, Littler’s remarkable journey and wins throughout the tournament earned him this title, becoming the youngest player to reach and win matches at the very top level of the sport.
The teenager, who has been nicknamed “The Nuke” for his explosive impact on the darts scene, has quickly become one of the sport’s most exciting and talked-about figures. His composure on the big stage, razor-sharp accuracy, and maturity beyond his years have drawn comparisons to some of the game’s greats, but Littler is already carving out a legacy of his own.
Receiving the trio of certificates from Guinness World Records marks a major milestone in what is already shaping up to be a glittering career.
Fans and pundits alike are now eagerly watching to see what’s next for the young star, who seems destined not only to dominate the sport in years to come, but also to inspire a whole new generation of players.
