“I never really say I’m the best in the world”: Luke Littler remains modest as hunt for Premier League Darts history hits Berlin

Luke Littler Eyes Premier League Darts History as He Leads in Berlin

Luke Littler has a golden opportunity to make history on Thursday night in Berlin, as the 18-year-old English darts prodigy continues his impressive run in the Premier League Darts. Currently leading the rankings, Littler is eager to extend his dominant form and set a new record in the German capital.

The Uber Arena (formerly known as the Mercedes-Benz Arena) is hosting the ninth round of play, where Littler sits comfortably atop the table with an eight-point lead. Last week, in Newcastle, he claimed his fourth weekly title of the season, tying a previous record. Now, he aims to become the first player in Premier League Darts history to win five weekly titles in a single season—a feat he still has eight rounds to achieve.

Berlin has only been part of the Premier League circuit since 2018, joining other international stops like Rotterdam, and tonight’s match will once again showcase the world’s top darts players in front of a passionate crowd.

As Littler sets his sights on a victory in Berlin, he remains grounded despite his rising fame.

Luke Littler’s Modesty

“I never really say I’m the best in the world, but I am playing at a really high level right now,” Littler admitted ahead of his match in Berlin.

“I’m playing too well for people not to be thinking about me as a serious contender. Right now, I’m sitting at the top of the table, which should make me even more focused in the upcoming weeks.”

Littler’s goal is clear: “I want to finish top of the table again, go back-to-back, but my main focus right now is to get my fifth weekly win in Berlin.”

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