Luke LittlerPopularity knows no boundaries. Now even Warrington Wolves, one of the best British Rugby teams, has decided to temporarily change the name of the stadium at the Luke Littler stadium. Littler was a fan of this club since he was a child, so it is an absolute honor that they would replace the stadium after him.
Warrington Wolves, a rugby club that plays the Super League, the highest level in Great Britain, renamed at the Halliwell Jones stadium “The Luke Littler Stadium” to the match opening the competition.
That night Littler will be an honorary guest and lead the team. He will also parade after the second field with his trophy of the World Championships during the break.
Littleler commented: “It is a dream that the club I was a fan of, since I was Young, decided to exchange the stadium behind me at night. This is an absolute honor and I can’t thank the club enough
Luke Littler in action
Karl Fitzpatrick, CEO of Warrington Wolves, said: “Luke’s achievements on the world stage were unbelievable and we are extremely proud of celebrating his success thanks to this special return.
“He is a real fan of Warrington, so changing the name of our stadium in his honor for our home opener is the right tribute.”
Littleler was still competing in Winmau World Masters last weekend, where he lost 4-2 with ionny Clayton in the quarter-finals. However, an 18-year-old Englishman has little time to rest, because tomorrow the Premier League darts begin. Littler, who founded this Major PDC as a defending master, will face Michael Van Gerwen on the Opening Night in Belfast in the replay of the last World Cup final. Then Littler won 7-3 to capture his first world title.
