- Littler, 18, made history after winning the Darts World Championship last month
- Since then, the teenager has been enjoying life after claiming the £ 500,000 prize
- Littler paraded the Sid Waddell trophy around Old Trafford after his victory
Warrington Wolves of the Super League Warrington will change the name of his stadium to honor 'his most famous son' Luke Littler.
The 18 -year -old made history last month after beating Michael Van Gerwen in the final of the Darts World Championship in Alexandra Palace and, in turn, claiming a prize of £ 500,000.
It was the time of coronation in Littler's career so far and, since then, the adolescent has enjoyed trips all over the world while the dust settled in his impressive victory.
The Warrington-Native will be honored by the Wolves game against the Dragons of Catalans on Friday, February 21, when its sand will be called Luke Little Stadium before returning to the Halliwell Jones stadium later.
“Luke Littler of our most famous children and a seasonal ticket holders here,” said CEO Karl Fitzpatrick to Sky Sports. “What better way to honor his fantastic achievements than to name the Haliwell Jones after him, just for one night!”
Littler told the club's website: “It is an absolute honor and I can't thank the club enough.”
The Halliwell Jones stadium will be renamed the Luke Littler stadium for Warrington Wolves's clash against Castleford Tigers at the end of this month
Little made history when he became the youngest winner of the PDC World Darts Championship
Manchester United fan paraded the Sid Waddell trophy in Old Trafford when the Red Devils welcomed Brighton last month
The teenager will parade his world championship trophy in the field in the midst as he did in Old Trafford when Manchester United received Brighton last month.
Littler has won more than £ 1.6 million in awards of its achievements in the OCHE, a figure that has been eclipsed by its income from the sponsorship agreements with high profile marks.
He has almost only dragged darts to the mainstream since he broke into the scene in the 2024 World Championship, transcending the sport and becoming a global name.
Littler was appointed second in the sports personality of the year of the BBC, presented a Brit award, appeared in the front of Forbes magazine and was invited in the Jonathan Ross program.