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Teenage Darts Champion Takes a Break from the Oche to Watch Boxing
Luke Littler, the teenage darts sensation who made history as the youngest champion in the sport, took a break from the oche to sit ringside for Jack Catterall's fight against Arnold Barboza in Manchester. Littler, who clinched the title at just 17, enjoyed the fight alongside boxing promoter Eddie Hearn at the Co-op Live arena.
From Darts to Boxing: Littler Enjoys the Spotlight
After becoming a sports superstar at a young age, Littler is now rubbing shoulders with top names in the sporting world. He even had the chance to try some of boxer Conner Tudsbury's snacks backstage before Tudsbury's professional debut match. Manchester City's John Stones was also among the attendees after the team's 4-0 victory over Newcastle.
Ups and Downs: Littler's Journey in the Premier League
Despite facing some setbacks in recent matches, including losses in Bahrain and Amsterdam, Littler bounced back with a victory over Luke Humphries in the Premier League. Reflecting on his performance, Littler told Sky Sports about the ups and downs he experienced during the games.
Confidence and Comebacks: Littler's Reflection on Recent Matches
Littler shared his thoughts on the final matches, mentioning the crowd's involvement and the strategies he employed to secure victories. Despite facing tough opponents, Littler showcased his skills and determination to come out on top in the games.
