Luke Littler, 16, makes pledge to girlfriend, 21, stay on GMB after darts loss
Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship runner-up Luke Littler has made a promise to his 21-year-old girlfriend on Good Morning Britain.
Littler owed to assist his girlfriend, Eloise Milburn, 21, attain his degree at darts. Despite shedding 7-4 to world No1 Luke Humphries within the last, the 16 yr outdated secured a £200,000 prize and shot to fame in a single day. His success has catapulted him from outdoors the highest 150 gamers within the world to the highest 32.
The day after his World Championship last, Littler shared that he’s desirous to get again to practising together with his girlfriend, who can be a eager participant. “Yeah, obviously I’ve just played in that one, so hopefully I can practise with Eloise and try and get her to where I am,” Littler stated (through the Mirror).
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The couple began speaking by their shared love of gaming. The pair met by mutual buddies on Xbox whereas taking part in FIFA. Despite his success at Ally Pally, Littler confessed he is missed gaming.
He additionally shared his routine earlier than the ultimate on Wednesday, having been pictured leaving a London cafe earlier within the afternoon: “I had scrambled eggs and beans on toast for dinner. I woke up at 12.”
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“Then we go to the venue, sign everyone in, get the wristbands on, have a margarita pizza and then throw for like half an hour or 45 minutes, go and bull-up to see who throws first, play a bit of Football Manager then back on the board.”
When requested if he was a giant gamer, he stated: “Yeah, I can’t wait to go back on my Xbox.” He expressed remorse for not bringing his console from Warrington to north London for the occasion, saying: “I didn’t expect it, [I] didn’t expect to get to the final.”
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Littler has been smashing it on the World Championship. He believes the key to his success will not be placing any strain on himself and avoiding over-practising. When requested about his coaching, he stated: “Believe it or not, about half an hour, 45 minutes [per day]. I just practise on my own and it gets boring. I’m just bored. My Xbox is next to me, there’s a board there, so I just go on my Xbox.”
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