LITTLER WINS EVENT 24! 🏆 Luke Littler rounds off this year's Winmau Development Tour action with Event 24 success, easing past Cam Crabtree 5-1 to clinch his fifth title of 2023! 👏
"The darting world doesnt know whats about to hit them" says manager of Luke Littler
PDCSunday, 20 August 2023 at 09:00
Luke Littler finished the PDC Development Tour second on the Order of Merit. The 16-year-old Englishman is thus assured of a Tour Card for the next two years.
Littler is mentored by Martin Foulds of ZXF Sports management. "So the story goes 3 years ago i gets a phone call about some upcoming 13 year old darts protégée who with a bit of guidance could go onto amazing things… i was unsure as he was a kid, i met him and his parents and also watched some clips online of him and immediately my opinion changed," he recalls in a Facebook post.
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"The whole family reminded me of me and my background, humble people who just wanted the best for their children…. Not enough is said about the parents Lisa Chuffy Littler & Anthony Chuffy Buckley who have sacrificed so much for Luke and traveled the world with him to help him achieve his dream, so I'll say it; Thank you, as if it wasn’t for your sacrifices then we wouldnt be writing posts like this. I wanted to help in anyway i could so took the punt at the time."
"Well 3 years on and its not a punt anymore," Foulds concludes. "the kids now matured into a Professional Darts player after securing a 2 year tour card by dismantling some of the best youth players on the planet over 24 events - which shows it was no fluke!! The darting world doesnt know whats about to hit them."
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