Luke Littler has already matched a record in his latest participation in the MODUS Super Series. 'The Nuke' was by far the best player in Group A this week.
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Littler played three times from Monday through Wednesday against the other five players in his group. Of his fifteen matches, the 16-year-old managed to win no less than thirteen. It earned him 26 points and a leg balance of no less than +36. That equals the record that Rene Eidams managed to set earlier this year.
The group win in Group A secured Littler a spot in the final group. Saturday, the top six darters of the week will compete for the weekly title.
The winner of the weekly title gets to compete in the thirteenth week of play in Champions Week, where the twelve weekly winners compete against each other. A cycle of the MODUS Super Series thus lasts thirteen weeks. The past two seasons were won each time by Littler.
The English super talent is now competing in the MODUS Super Series for the last time. Littler recently captured a PDC Tour Card for 2024 and 2025, preventing him from competing in the MODUS tournaments.
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Luke Littler Makes History Once Again!👏
Littler Tops Group A with 26 points alongside a staggering +36 leg difference meaning he has matched Rene Eidams record!