Luke Littler grabbed the headlines once again with a mammoth win against Martin Lukeman in the Grand Slam of Darts on Sunday, adding another £150,000 to his prize money collection

Luke Littler became the youngest ever winner of a major televised ranking tournament with a clinical demolition of Martin Lukeman in the Grand Slam of Darts final.

Luke Littler 's career earnings are pushing £1million after Sunday night's triumph at the Grand Slam of Darts. But the 17-year-old's celebration plans prove that he has not changed a bit since bursting onto the scene just under a year ago.

LUKE LITTLER has joined an exclusive club of darts stars to mark out his incredible first year in the sport. The Nuke exploded onto the scene as a 16-year-old at the last world championships. One

Luke Littler has taken the darts world by storm in recent months and has now won the Grand Slam of Darts at the age of just 17 - and there are plenty of gifts out there for his fans

SKY SPORTS presenter Emma Paton called out Wayne Mardle for “getting it wrong” during Luke Littler’s Grand Slam of Darts win. The teen ace, 17, put on a sizzling display in last night’s final

Luke Littler shot from darting obscurity to almost unprecedented fame in a matter of days.Never before has a darts player become a household name so quickly, with Littler — an ordinary teenager who grew up in Warrington,

Teenager Luke Littler overpowered qualifier Martin Lukeman to win the Grand Slam of Darts on his stunning tournament debut. The 17-year-old lost the first two legs of the final but then reeled off an incredible 15 in a row before sealing a 16-3 victory, his first major ranking title and the first prize of £150,000.