Luke Littler clinched the Triple Crown with victory at the World Matchplay in Blackpool; Littler closed the gap on Luke Humphries at the top of the PDC world rankings; Littler has a chance to become world number one ahead of the World Darts Championship, which will be shown on Sky Sports.
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Former world champions John Part and Mark Webster discuss Luke Littler's impressive form and the possibility of anyone stopping the young player's dominance.
Luke Littler has refused to call himself the best darts player in the world after his Betfred World Matchplay victory, but how close is he to officially becoming the world number one?
The 18-year-old beat James Wade 18-13 in a superb final at Blackpool's Winter Gardens, where his average was 107.24, making him the youngest player to lift the Phil Taylor Trophy.
With the win, Littler became only the fifth player to win the Triple Crown (he previously won the Premier League in May last year and the World Championship in January), joining Phil Taylor, Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson and Luke Humphries in darts' exclusive club.
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Pictured: Luke Littler becomes the youngest player in history to win the Triple Crown.
His latest record-breaking victory adds to his growing collection of titles and closes the gap on Humphries at the top of the PDC world rankings, with Littler facing more Grand Slams in the second half of the year to climb to the top spot.
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The Werner Ladder (PDC World Rankings) is based on the prize money that players earn in ranking tournaments over a two-year period.
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Highlights from World Matchplay Darts final as Luke Littler puts in a superb performance against James Wade
Humphries currently sits top of the money table (as of 28 July) with earnings of £1,797,750, while Luke Littler's latest TV title has taken him to £1,500,500 – less than £300,000 short of top spot.
Their closest rivals are Michael van Gerwen, who is third on £739,750, with Stephen Bunting fourth and Wade rounding out the top five after his run to the Blackpool final.
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