- Luke Littler won the 20th edition of the 2025 edition of the Premier League Darts on Thursday
- On Saturday he saw Conner Tudsbury knock out Sadaam da Silva Caetano
- Littler, 18, left behind the stage with Tudsbury, 24, after his fight in Manchester
Luke Littler celebrated his last Darting triumph making Manchester to see some boxing on Saturday night.
Littler, eighteen, beat Luke Humphries in a last leg decisive to claim maximum points on night 2 of the 2025 edition of the Premier League Darts on Thursday.
Littler surpassed two other world champions, in Rob Cross and Michael Van Gerwen, on the way to the final of Thursday.
Without an important dart tournament this weekend, Littler went to the Manchester Cooperative Arena on Saturday to enjoy a card headed by Jack Catterall's clash with Arnold Barboza Jr.
Before that main event, the local boy Conner Tudsbury made his professional debut by knocking Sadaam da Silva Caetano in the second round. After that impressive victory, Tudsbury, 24, was filmed by dating Littler Back Stage.
The images published on the social networks of Dazn even showed Tudsbury sharing some of their snacks after the fight with Littler, who had seen the action from a ring seat next to the promoter Eddie Hearn.
Conner Tudsbury (left) shared some food with Luke Littler at a boxing event on Saturday night
Darts Star Littler in the Ring photo with Boxeo promoter Eddie Hearn in Manchester
Littler saw Tudsbury make an impressive professional debut by knocking Sadaam da Silva Caetano
In the video, Littler takes a small round object of a plastic box before asking Tudsbury: 'What is it?'
After they tell him it is 'sugar and dough, basically', Littler takes a bite and declares: 'That's fine, that'.
Littler has made many famous friends since they broke into the scene in the World PDC 2024 dart championship, where he finished second.
He has rubbed his shoulders with former England captain David Beckham, the legendary former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and the WWE Cody Rhodes star, as well as starring the content of social networks with popular influencers such as Angry Ginge and Jack McDermott.
Littler will be in Dublin next Thursday to continue its offer for more glory of the Premier League.
He will face Gerwyn Price in the quarterfinals, with the winner of that game playing Humphries or Stephen Bunting in the semifinals.
Littler was not impressed by the behavior of the crowd in Glasgow on Thursday.
Many Scottish fans decided to boo and whistle when both Littler and Humphries were launching, despite the fact that referee Kirk Bevins did not ask.
The local boy Tudsbury posed triumphant after winning his first professional fight within two rounds
Littler was also winning this week, triumphing in an event of Darts of the Premier League in Glasgow
Speaking after he won the event, Littler said: 'Yes, obviously, there were some in particular that they were doing when Luke was throwing.
'Kirk told them that they were silent and got worse, and then I lost doubles and Luke breaks 5-4.
“I am like,” Kirk, you have worsened it there, I have 5-4 down. “But I broke and sustained my launch with great force again.
Littler added: “That was quite bad, but I got the victory.”