Luke Littler honoured with huge hometown mural – but his nan spots it first

Littler was back in his hometown of Warrington to see the mural for himself

PAUL NICHOLSON reckons pub players have “pretty much no point” entering Netflix’s Beat Luke Littler. The former Players Championship Finals winner believes anyone hoping to land the life-changing £501,000 jackpot will need to produce a 95 average just to stand a chance. Littler, 19, will face 20 amateur stars on ‘Beat

Warrington’s Luke Littler honoured with hometown mural | ITV News  ITVX

A mural in Warrington honouring two-time world darts champion Luke Littler surprises his grandmother after she spots it while on a local bus.

If you triumph over the 19-year-old sports sensation, you'll be walking away half a million pounds richer.

Teenage darts champion and prodigy Luke Littler is headlining Netflix’s next big live event. Littler posted a vid this morning asking for members of the public to come forward and challenge him for £501,000 ($667,000) at a live event in which they will attempt to beat him at his own game. Those who want to…

Luke Littler has reiterated his dream to become the ‘greatest darts player ever’ after his dominant Betfred World Matchplay title defence, with the world No 1’s latest win drawing further comparisons to Phil Taylor’s past record-breaking success.

Netflix is entering live darts for the first time with a new show challenging members of the public to take on world champion Luke Littler. Beat Luke Littler will pit 20 amateur arrows fans against the teenage prodigy for a chance to win £501,000 – if they can beat him in a single leg. “Everyone…

Luke Littler is fronting a new Netflix darts gameshow where amateurs attempt to beat him for the chance to land an incredible £501,000 prize

Everyday darts players will get to go up against the world number one for a chance to win a huge £501,000

Gerwyn Price defended teenage darts sensation Luke Littler after the World No. 1 was jeered by sections of the Blackpool crowd during his 18-9 World Matchplay victory at the Winter Gardens, with Price insisting there is "something wrong" with anyone who boos him.