Darts' teenage sensation Luke Littler is poised to make his Masters debut following an extraordinary Premier League campaign that's taken the sport by storm.
The 17-year-old phenom, who's been rewriting the record books since his World Championship heroics, could become the youngest ever Masters champion if he triumphs in Milton Keynes next month.
Record-breaking season continues
Littler's meteoric rise shows no signs of slowing as he prepares for yet another major tournament. His Premier League performances have cemented his status as one of the sport's most exciting talents, with victories over multiple world champions.
Youth versus experience
The Masters will pit the precocious teenager against established stars like Michael van Gerwen and Luke Humphries. Bookmakers are already installing Littler as one of the favourites despite his tender age.
Key facts about Littler's potential Masters debut:
- Would be youngest ever Masters participant
- Could break Van Gerwen's record as youngest winner
- Has beaten 7 of the top 10 players this season
- Currently ranked in world's top 32 despite limited events
Darts' new superstar
The Warrington wonderkid has transformed darts' demographic appeal, bringing unprecedented youth interest to the sport. His social media following has exploded, with viral videos of his 180s attracting millions of views.
PDC chairman Barry Hearn recently told reporters: "Luke's impact on the sport has been phenomenal. He's bringing new audiences to darts like we've never seen before."
The Masters tournament takes place at Milton Keynes' Marshall Arena from February 2-4, where Littler will attempt to cap his fairytale season with yet another historic achievement.
