Luke Littler tops the darts showcase.

Luke Littler emerges victorious in the darts event

At the tender age of 17, UK's darting sensation Luke Littler emerges victorious in the prestigious and mega-wealthy Premier League. In the final showdown, "The Nuke" exacts revenge on current world darts champion and fellow Brit Luke Humphries. What's more, Littler pulls off a marvelous feat - the perfect game (a.k.a. nine-darter), leaving the audience at the O2 Arena in London, packed with around 14,000 spectators, in awe.

Darts marvel Luke Littler had already showcased his talent by securely executing the perfect game (nine-darter) at his maiden World Series tournament in Bahrain, held back in January. He left the competition stunned and emerged as the champion, taking home the title and the trophy. This wasn't the first time he impressed us with his exclusive skill set; Littler did the same during his debut European Tour event in Belgium. Here, he trounced Rob Cross in the final, showcasing a nine-darter and raking in the championship.

This Thursday evening in London, Littler will add another glorious chapter to his awe-inspiring darts journey. Amidst the constant pressure from none other than the world champion Luke Humphries, who had earlier defeated Littler in the World Championship final, "The Nuke" triumphed with a solid score of 11:7, pocketing a cool 370,000 Euros as prize money.

To the critics who doubted his potential, promising young Littler replied right after his win in front of a BBC Sports camera: "For all the skeptics out there: now you can't deny me. I'm holding the trophy now."

Prior to the Premier League, the promotional ranking of the shocking World Cup finalist sparked controversy. There were concerns among some that the 16-year-old Littler, who was then new to the Premier League, might wear out in the energy-sapping dart leagues and subsequently burn out.

But Littler delivered quite differently. With flawless performance, Littler won four minitournaments and took top spot on the scoreboard, four points ahead of Humphries, eleven points beyond record-breaking Michael van Gerwen, and 20 points ahead of twenty-three's World Champion Michael Smith.

When speaking about his massive win, Littler said, "I've been working extra hard today. I was so focused, and I'm ecstatic about this."

To debunk the speculations about his practice habits, Littler specifically stated that he "trained really hard" on the day of the match, in a clear contrast to what several players anticipated. Instead of wasting his time in the backstage room on his phone, the young man showed his rivals how it's done and made the perfect game in London.

In an interview seeking feedback from Luke Humphries, the former commented, "I tried to push back, but Luke Littler was amazing tonight." Humphries further added, "I think we're the two best players in the world right now. I enjoy competing against him. We'll be clashing more times in the future."

Despite being the top dart players in their league, the trio of World Champion Humphries, Michael Smith, and Luke Littler have decided not to participate in this week's European Tour event. Littler will, however, be cheering for his favorite soccer club, Manchester United, in the English Cup final match against Manchester City. Furthermore, van Gerwen is striving for the title in his native country's home tournament. Like a darting virtuoso, the players at Manchester United should follow Littler's lead if they hope to secure their perfect shot.

World number one Humphries made his way to the final by beating seasoned dart star Michael van Gerwen with a decisive 10:5 in the semifinals. Van Gerwen, aiming to clinch the title for the third time in a row, came up short. This marks van Gerwen's eighth overall Premier League win.

In the other semifinal, beneath the watchful eyes of a packed O2 Arena, Michael Smith surrendered to Littler, losing the nail-biting match 10-5.

Saturday is game time for Manchester United, and Littler will witness the critical match from the sidelines. Following the heels of Humphries, Smith, and Littler are now having a temporary break from soccer as they diverge from the regular tournament schedule. At the Dutchman's home tournament, van Gerwen is attempting to win the championship. Instead, Humphries will likely support his favorite football team, Leeds United, who will be on the verge of promotion to the top-tier Premier League.

Littler's journey in the world of darts has been fascinating; his dazzling display in the Premier League final, with its perfect nine-dart game, stands as an epitome of unbeatable skill and undeterrable determination.