Luke Humphries issues a warning to darts enthusiasts, cautioning that Luke Littler might leave the sport if the booing continues. Littler, visibly emotional, shed tears after clinching the Premier League title, citing the challenges he faced with the audience.
The 19-year-old confided in his girlfriend, Faith Millar, about contemplating quitting amid the competition’s tough phases. Recalling moments post the clashes with Gian van Veen in Manchester, Littler expressed his struggles with the constant crowd negativity.
Humphries, the defeated opponent, emphasized the significance of Littler in the darts scene, highlighting that the young player is more than just a competitor. Littler, describing the Premier League season as a rollercoaster, acknowledged the unwavering support from his loved ones and credited them for his success.
Following a teary victory speech, Humphries acknowledged the emotional turmoil Littler experienced and urged fans to stop the hostility. Littler’s impressive performance at The O2 in London, with support from his family, girlfriend, and friend Angry Ginge, earned him the title and a substantial prize purse, avenging his past defeat by Humphries.
Claiming his second Premier League victory, Littler joins the ranks of darts legends like Phil Taylor, Michael van Gerwen, and Gary Anderson.