Luke Littler’s outstanding 2025 continued with an 11-8 victory over Nathan Aspinall within the remaining on the Gamers Championship Finals in Minehead.
The win secured a sixth main rating title of the 12 months for the 18‑12 months‑outdated world No 1, as he added a primary Gamers Championship Finals crown to his rising assortment of trophies.
Littler has now claimed eight of the ten PDC majors, with solely the European Championship and World Masters remaining to allow him to develop into the primary participant in historical past to finish the complete sweep.
Littler reached the match’s showpiece with an 11-8 win over Gerwyn Worth within the semi-finals, whereas Aspinall secured his spot with a dominant 11-2 defeat of Jermaine Wattimena of their final-four assembly.
The ultimate noticed Littler storm forward to take a 5-2 lead, however Aspinall continued to threaten and a superb fightback featured a 127 checkout on the way in which to closing in on the world No 1 to path 9-8.
Nevertheless, Littler remained composed and hit a checkout of 88 to safe the title.
Littler’s path to the ultimate additionally noticed him safe a 10-5 victory over Chris Dobey within the final eight earlier on Sunday afternoon.
The 18-year-old produced a excessive match common of virtually 108, hitting 9 maximums, as he noticed off fifth seed Dobey, who light in the course of the latter levels within the wake of extra heavy scoring and medical ending from the world champion.
A gathering with Worth adopted within the semi-finals after the Welshman had earned a 10-6 win over Daryl Gurney.
Littler took a commanding 5-2 lead, however Worth responded with a 114 checkout to maintain the strain on and he decreased the deficit to 7-6 in an entertaining battle.
The world No 1 ultimately took management of the competition and completed with a 108.48 common to e-book his spot within the remaining.
Aspinall held off a spirited fightback from Josh Rock to shut out a 10-8 win within the quarter-finals, having raced right into a 5-1 lead earlier than the Northern Irishman rallied to stage at 8-8.
He then eased into the ultimate with a dominant win over Wattimena, which included throwing a 10-dart leg to take a 5-1 lead.
Previous to the Gamers Championship remaining, Gian van Veen defended his World Youth Championship title with a 6-3 win over Beau Greaves.
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