Littler Aims for Greatness with Dominant Step Forward
In a stunning display of talent, Young darts player Littler has cemented his position as the premier player in the sport. His recent accomplishments on the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) tour place him among the greatest in darts history. He has become one of only three players to win multiple PDC World Championships, coming in behind legends Phil Taylor and Michael van Gerwen.
Littler’s Remarkable Achievements
As of now, Littler has claimed two consecutive PDC World Championship titles, joining an elite group of only four players to achieve this feat. The last player to secure back-to-back championships was Gary Anderson in 2015 and 2016. Before reaching his 19th birthday, Littler has already surpassed the career record for major PDC titles held by both Gary Anderson and Adrian Lewis.
Comparative Statistics
Here’s a closer look at Littler’s achievements versus his predecessors:
| Player | World Titles | Age at Second Title |
|---|---|---|
| Littler | 2 (and counting) | Under 19 |
| Eric Bristow | 5 | 23 |
| Michael van Gerwen | 3 | 24 |
| Phil Taylor | 16 | 31 |
Future Aspirations
Littler has set his sights on surpassing Phil Taylor’s record of 14 world titles, acknowledging the challenge ahead. He noted, “It’s so far away, 14 to go. If I stay around long enough and keep the hunger, I could achieve that.”
In addition to titles, Littler aspires to break Taylor’s impressive record of 3,343 days as the world number one. His ambition is clear: “I want to stay at the top for as long as possible,” he stated during a recent interview.
With his undeniable skill and determination, Littler is not just a player to watch; he is looking to redefine excellence in darts. “I’ve got a lot of years left in me in the sport, and there’s loads I want to do,” Littler concluded.
The Road Ahead
As he continues to develop his career, the darts community will be watching closely. Will Littler maintain his dominance and approach Taylor’s legendary status? Only time will tell, but his hunger for success remains an encouraging sign for fans and the sport alike.
