Despite being little, teenage sensation Luke Littler stormed to victory over Michael van Gerwen to win the World Darts Championship in London LAST NIGHT. The 17-year-old English teenager nicknamed 'The Nuke', Littler beat the odds by drubbing van Gerwen from Holland 7 - 3 to become the youngest world champion in World Darts history.  Last year Littler came close to winning the competition as a rookie but exactly one year later, the budding superstar has etched his name in history by denying his Dutch rival a 4th title. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Danny Pillay, Finance Director at Darts South Africa for their perspective of the final. 

<p>Despite being little, teenage sensation Luke Littler stormed to victory over Michael van Gerwen to win the World Darts Championship in London LAST NIGHT. The 17-year-old English teenager nicknamed 'The Nuke', Littler beat the odds by drubbing van Gerwen from Holland 7 - 3 to become the youngest world champion in World Darts history. &nbsp;Last year Littler came close to winning the competition as a rookie but exactly one year later, the budding superstar has etched his name in history by denying his Dutch rival a 4th title. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Danny Pillay, Finance Director at Darts South Africa for their perspective of the final.&nbsp;</p>

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