Luke Littler makes retirement vow as he admits he’s been playing darts for a ‘long time’
Luke Littler, who reached the final of the World Darts Championship earlier this year, has been playing the sport since 2017.
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Darts prodigy Luke Littler has surprisingly revealed that he might retire from the sport when he’s 27 “if he’s had enough” of being a superstar in darts.
The young champ, who rose to stardom by making it to the final of the World Darts Championship earlier this year, has elevated the game’s popularity to another level.
With such immense talent, many believe he could shatter every existing darts record, including Phil Taylor’s impressive 16 world titles, but he might only have ten more years left if his recent statements hold true. In a chat with The Times, 17 year old Littler shared that he might just call it quits in about “10 or 15 years”, as he’s been consistently playing darts since 2017.
