World Grand Prix Prize Money: How Much Can Luke Littler and Luke Humphries Earn? Luke Littler will return to Leicester with more than just the World Grand Prix trophy on his mind. The defending champion is chasing another major title, another huge payday and another piece of history when the tournament begins at the Mattioli … Read more
The World Grand Prix is one of the strangest tournaments in professional darts — and that is exactly what makes it so fascinating. At first glance, it looks like another 501 tournament featuring the biggest names in the PDC. But once the first dart is thrown, viewers quickly discover that this is not normal darts. … Read more
Luke Littler’s extraordinary bid to dominate every major PDC tournament in 2026 has finally come to an end — and his response has been immediate. Less than 24 hours after Jonny Clayton ended his remarkable winning run in Amsterdam, Littler has withdrawn from two Players Championship events in the Netherlands. For a player who had … Read more
Phil Taylor grew up in a house his parents bought for £100. The upstairs was condemned. His dad knocked a brick out of the wall so they could run an extension lead to the neighbour’s electricity. At 17 he was a sheet metal worker. Luke Littler, at the same age, was already a millionaire and … Read more
Luke Littler is 19, world number one, and already a two-time world champion. After a weekend in Amsterdam that turned sour, he is now sitting out the next run of events in the Netherlands. That is not a small decision. It is the world number one telling a packed darts nation that the atmosphere has … Read more
Amsterdam Stops the Run: Clayton Ends Littler’s World Series Challenge Luke Littler’s bid for an unprecedented clean sweep of the 2026 majors came to a halt in Amsterdam. In the quarter-finals of the World Series of Darts Finals, Jonny Clayton beat the world number one 10-4 and sent the teenager out of the tournament. It … Read more
Luke Littler walked into AFAS Live this weekend as the best darts player on the planet. He walked off it talking about never coming back. That is the strange, messy reality of the World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam. The 19-year-old world number one and back-to-back world champion beat home favourite Danny Noppert, then … Read more
Amsterdam turned on Luke Littler this weekend, and the world champion has finally drawn a line. Two nights of boos and whistles at the World Series of Darts Finals ended with the referee stopping play, fans online calling for both players to walk off, and Littler saying he is ready to treat the Netherlands the … Read more
Darts is supposed to be loud. Songs, pints, a bit of needle. What happened in Amsterdam on Saturday was something else. Luke Littler and Nathan Aspinall were in the middle of a last-16 scrap at the World Series of Darts Finals when referee Charlie Corstophine stopped the match, pointed at a section of the crowd, … Read more
There are players who talk a good fight and players who actually have one when the room starts spinning. Nathan Aspinall sat in Amsterdam on Friday night and admitted he wanted out. Not later. Not after the tournament. Mid-match. Four-one down to Raymond Smith, feeling rough, and already halfway to the airport in his head. … Read more