Luke Littler, 17, shows off new look with nod to historic World Championship triumph in first match since Ally Pally

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Luke Littler, 17, shows off new look with nod to historic World Championship triumph in first match since Ally Pally
Author: Dave Fraser
Published: Jan, 17 2025 15:43

LUKE LITTLER showed off a brand new look at his first appearance since his World Championship victory. The Warrington darts sensation, 17, was in action for the first time since his Ally Pally heroics at the Bahrain Masters. And fans couldn't help but notice a tiny nod to his World Championship victory - where he thumped Michael van Gerwen in the final earlier this month - on his outfit.

 [Luke Littler with new darts
Image Credit: The Sun [Luke Littler with new darts "The Nuke"]

Littler stepped up to the oche with an additional badge on his iconic purple top. The teenager now has a Sky Sports logo above his Xbox and BoohooMan crests on the left side of his chest. Fans were quick to spot the latest addition to The Nuke's kit - but were left curious as to why rival Luke Humphries also had the Sky Sports logo on his top.

 [Luke Littler holding the Paddy Power World Darts Championship trophy.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Luke Littler holding the Paddy Power World Darts Championship trophy.]

Only the reigning world champion is believed to be able to wear the crest on their shirt. However, as Humphries is still world No1, with Littler No2 after his Ally Pally triumph, they are both permitted to wear it. Fans even pointed out Phil Taylor and Raymond van Barneveld would both often have the patch adorned on their top during their phenomenal rivalry.

 [Luke Littler congratulated by Luke Humphries after a darts match.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Luke Littler congratulated by Luke Humphries after a darts match.]

Humphries has worn the logo since winning the World Championship a year earlier - where he beat Littler in the final in the teenager's breakout tournament. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS. Littler could barely contain his smile during his new introduction at the Bahrain Darts Masters on Thursday night.

 [Luke Littler holding the Sid Waddell Trophy after winning a darts championship.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Luke Littler holding the Sid Waddell Trophy after winning a darts championship.]

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