Warrington Ehrt Darts World Champion: Stadium is called Luke Littler Stadium!

Warrington Ehrt Darts World Champion: Stadium is called Luke Littler Stadium!

A fascinating honor is waiting for 18-year-old Darts wonder child Luke Littler, who has become a local sporting notch after his impressive World Cup triumph. On February 21, the stadium of the Rugby team Warrington Warves will be renamed "Luke Littler Stadium" in his hometown for a day. This special appreciation takes place on the occasion of the Super League game against the French Catalan Dragons. Littler himself was invited to lead the home team to the field before he will present the coveted Sid-Waddell trophy during the half-time break, such as laola1.at reported.

Special recognition for an extraordinary talent

The short-term renaming the stadium is considered exceptional services by those responsible for the rugby team as a suitable tribute to Littler. Karl Fitzpatrick, CEO of the Warrington Wolves, describes him as a "real Warrington fan" and expresses that this honor is an excellent opportunity to celebrate Littler's achievements during the home game. The young darts star, who was crowned the youngest world champion of all time at the age of only 17, is touched: "It is an absolute honor and I can't thank the club enough," said Littler, as in ran.de cited.

After the memorable event, the stadium is also called back in its original name, the Halliwell Jones Stadium. This honor illustrates how much Littler is recognized not only in the darts, but also in his homeland and continues to focus on public attention.