- Luke Littler has become the youngest ever world number one in darts, making history at 18 years old.
- He secured the top ranking by defeating Danny Noppert in the semi-final of the Grand Slam of Darts in Wolverhampton.
- Littler surpasses Michael van Gerwen, who previously held the record for the youngest world number one at 24.
- The Warrington-born star will now face his rival Luke Humphries in the Grand Slam final, continuing their intense competition.
- Littler expressed pride in his achievement, while Humphries, the former world number one, stated his intention to reclaim the top spot at the World Championship.
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Luke Littler makes more darts history by becoming world number one
Luke Littler
Luke Humphries
Danny Noppert
Michael Van Gerwen
Grand Slam
the World Championship
Warrington
Wolverhampton
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