DEVELOPING: Luke Littler Claims Historic Grand Slam Win, Secures World Number One Spot

Breaking News: Luke Littler Claims Historic Grand Slam Win, Secures World Number One Spot Luke Littler has won the Grand Slam of Darts, defeating Luke Humphries 16-11 in the final at Wolverhampton. This victory has secured Littler's position as the world number one, a title he has achieved at just 18 years old, making him the youngest PDC world number one in history. Littler's win marks a historic moment in professional darts, surpassing Michael van Gerwen's record of becoming world number one at 24 years old in 2014. The 18-year-old's achievement is a testament to his exceptional skill and dedication to the sport. Littler's path to the top of the PDC world rankings was cemented earlier in the tournament, when he defeated Danny Noppert 16-9 in the semi-finals. This win ensured that Littler would overtake Luke Humphries, regardless of the outcome of the final. The Grand Slam of Darts has been a defining moment in Littler's career, as he has retained the title and remains unbeaten in the tournament. This achievement has catapulted Littler to the pinnacle of professional darts, and he will look to maintain his position as world number one in the coming months. This is a developing story, and we will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.