Luke Littler, 16, finished runner-up in the 2023/24 Paddy Power World Darts Championship.

16-year-old Luke “The Nuke” Littler lost to Luke Humphreys in an exciting world final.

Sky has officially announced that it will produce a new behind-the-scenes documentary about the world of darts. The thrilling 2023/2024 PDC World Championship came to an end on Wednesday as 16-year-old prodigy Luke Littler lost the title to 28-year-old Luke Humphreys on his tournament debut. After the championship, Sky Documentaries announced that it was offering holiday access to all of its premium documentaries from the region. The series, titled Darts, follows the world of professional darts and is due to launch on Sky and NOW later this year. This year’s tournament drew national attention as Luke “The Nuke” cemented his place in history in one of the sport’s biggest events. Unfortunately, his story is not over. After falling behind in several tight sets, the youngster lost 7-4 in front of an Alexandra Palace crowd. The world of darts is now more popular than ever. Held every Christmas at London’s Ally Pally, the World Championships sell out within minutes and are watched by millions around the world. According to Sky Sports, Wednesday’s final was not the most watched football match in history. This new three-part documentary offers exclusive access to the world of professional darts. Covering the build-up to the finals and beyond, the series follows up-and-coming and top players. You’ll also hear from the families who support them in their dreams and the people who work tirelessly behind the scenes to make this global phenomenon happen. This book shows what it’s really like to be a darts player in today’s world. It features the twists, humor, camaraderie and sacrifices made to win the game’s biggest prize. Darts is only available on Sky Documentaries, which is currently included in the New Year offer, giving you a huge saving of £180. In-the-know shoppers can now take advantage of Sky TV, Sky Stream, Netflix and fiber broadband services in a limited-time ‘lowest price’ offer of just £39 a month. However, customers can save even more by upgrading to Sky’s 500Mbps Ultrafast Broadband package, saving £180 over 18 months. This package has been reduced from €53 to €43 per month for a full 18-month subscription, with a further €90 saved if you don’t pay for Netflix. If you add it to your basket at checkout, you’ll get a discount on broadband and can add 8 Sky Sports channels for £20. But once it ends on February 1st, time is running out to get your hands on this big prize. That means if you sign up today, buyers will lock in the current price and enjoy other hit shows like the new season of True Detective, the second season of Dragon House and the new Ted prequel series that launched this year. . Netflix also lets members stream Michelle Keegan’s new thriller Fool Me Once and popular series like The Crown and Squid Game: The Challenge at no extra cost. There are plenty of other great deals for those looking for a TV package without a broadband connection. Sky offers a Sky Stream, Sky TV and Netflix package for £26 a month, giving you access to premium Sky channels such as Sky Documentaries, Sky Atlantic and Sky Max, and you can add eight Sky Sports channels for £20. If you’re a film fan, you can add Sky Cinema to this package for an extra £11 and get Paramount for free. That’s an extra £125 in savings on many blockbuster films and shows, plus two free Vue movie tickets per month. Darts is produced by award-winning documentary production company Dorothy St Pictures for Sky, whose previous work includes Colin Rooney: The True Wagata Story and Pamela, A Love Story. Produced by John Skipper’s American company, Meadowlark, in partnership with the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). Sky Sports is the home of darts, providing exclusive live coverage of over 60 days of the biggest tournaments each year, including the World Darts Championship, Premier League, World Match Play, Grand Slam of Darts, World Grand Prix and World Cup of Darts. displayed.