Unbelievable darts from Littler – On Sunday Luke Littler lifted the World Series Of Darts Finals Trophy, with an astonishing 103.79 tournament average. In round one Luke came up against Ross Smith. Smith stormed ahead and lead the game 3-1. However Littler quickly responded with back to back 11 dart legs to level the game at three legs a piece. The game went all the way to a last leg decider where Ross Smith missed two match darts, one at double 13 and one at double 4. Littler punished his mistake, hitting double 10 with his last dart in hand. See match stats below.
LITTLER WINS A THRILLER! ☢️
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) September 13, 2024
Luke Littler survives two match darts in a dramatic deciding leg to edge past Ross Smith!
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Unbelievable darts from Littler – Round 2
The second round saw Littler come up against crowd favourite Raymond van Barnaveld. This time it was Littler who stormed into a 3-1 lead but Barney managed to pull a leg back when Littler missed two darts at double to make it 4-1. Barney pinned double 12 to make the game 3-2. Both players then held their next two throws before Littler took out 87 to win the game 6-4 and go through to the Quarter Finals. See match stats below.
LITTLER BEATS BARNEY! ☢️
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) September 14, 2024
Luke Littler comes out on top of an epic battle with Raymond van Barneveld!
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Unbelievable darts from Littler – Quarter Finals
In the Quarter Finals Luke Littler came up against Chris Dobey in what promised to be a fast paced exciting matchup. Dobby held his throw in the first leg, taking out a ton to go 1-0 up. Both players held their throws up until the first break, which meant Chris led 3-2. Seven minutes is all it took to complete those first five legs, mind blowing stuff from the pair of them. After the break Littler took out 138 to draw the game back level at 3-3. Littler continued to play some fantastic darts and in the next leg took out 62 to break the Dobey throw and go 4-3 up. Luke then went 6 darts into a nine before missing the treble 20. Nevertheless he still had an 11 dart leg which put him 5-3 up.
In the next leg Dobey went one better than Littler and hit 7 perfect darts before missing the double 19. The game was sat at 6-4 going into the second break. Both players continued to win legs before Littler broke Dobeys throw to create a three leg gap and put him eight legs to five up. Dobey then took advantage of missed darts from Littler to get the game back to 8-7. Luke Littler went on to win the match 10-7 going six darts into a nine darter in the final leg. See match stats below.
STRONG START FROM DOBEY!
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) September 15, 2024
Chris Dobey takes out 100 in the opening leg against Luke Littler!
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Unbelievable darts from Littler – Semi Finals
Luke Littler came up against another home crowd favourite Michael van Gerwen in the Semi Finals. Both players came out flying, but it was MvG who was winning legs early doors as he found himself 3-1 up. Littler pulled a leg back with an 11 darter to make the game 3-2 to MvG going into the break. After the break van Gerwen got rid of 96 to make the game 4-2, he was still yet to miss a double. Luke won the next two legs pulling the game back level at 4-4.
Littler started to pull away and look by far the better player, he pinned double tops to make it four legs on the bounce and make the game 6-4 going into the second break. The twelfth leg saw Littler hit a ten darter and also win his sixth leg on the bounce against MvG in Amsterdam, unbelievable stuff. Luke Littler carried on winning legs and ended up winning the game 11-4 winning 9 legs on the bounce and averaging a whopping 107.95. See match stats below.
LITTLER DEMOLISHES VAN GERWEN 🤯☢️
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) September 15, 2024
Nine consecutive legs for Luke Littler as he averages 108 in a true demolition job of Michael van Gerwen in his own back yard.
What a performance that is!
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Unbelievable darts from Littler – The Final
The Final of the World Series Of Darts Finals was Luke Littler v Michael Smith. The game started how we all thought it would, fast paced and high scores. Littler delivered the first real moment of magic in the fourth leg when he took out 140 to make the game two legs a piece. Luke followed that 140 up with a 130 in the next leg which took the roof of the AFAS Live Arena in Amsterdam. Littler was dominant after the first break and managed to go into the second break 7-3 and firmly in control of this match. Littler broke Smith’s throw straight after the break and then went on to hold his own, hitting double tops to put him 9-3 up. Luke won the next leg pinning his favourite double ten to go one away from victory.
Littler went on to miss a dart at bullseye to win the match, this left Smith the opportunity to take out 170 to save himself and he did just that. It was an unbelievable shot from Michael Smith to keep himself in the match. The pair joked after as the both did the action of reeling in the big fish. Both players scoring in the next leg was unbelievable, however Smith missed three darts at double 19 which left Littler the chance to hit double 10, which he did to win the game 11-4 and become the 2024 World Series Of Darts Finals Champion. See match stats below.
LUKE LITTLER IS THE WORLD SERIES FINALS CHAMPION! 🏆
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) September 15, 2024
Luke Littler wins the World Series of Darts Finals, beating Michael Smith 11-4, averaging 102.21 on his way to victory!
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