Hearn left stunned by ‘Next Luke Littler’, 10, who cannot even reach Double 20

Barry Hearn believes that he has seen Darts’s next Luke Littler – and he is only ten years old.

Matchrome -founder and President Hearn76, 20 years spent Chairman of the Professional Darts Corporation Until it goes aside in 2021.

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And he thinks the rising star he recently saw is intended for greatness.

However, there is only one catch.

Because of its size, the young person cannot reach the top of the board to remove his arrows when he touches Double 20.

Hearn said to Sunsport: “There is a tsunami of people around the world who are inspired by Luke Littler.

“I’m an anorak, right? So I follow everything.

“I recently saw a 10-year-old.

“He had an average of 106 and he checked 140 and 154.

“He had one problem in his life: he couldn’t reach the arrows to get him out of the double top.”

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When Sunsport asked for the child’s name or where he was located, Hearn understandably refused to give more details.

He added: “Oh no, I’m not going to put these children pressure.

“I looked at it on a stream. I say no more than that, friend.

“Don’t be parochial. Not only think of England, but there is a lot in England.

‘But there are also children in the Netherlands, in Germany, in Belgium, in Spain, in Italy, now in France. And now we suddenly see China picking up dartsat.”

One of the reasons why Darts talents can arise at such a young age is because it is a cheap and accessible sport.

Hearn is then passionate about creating a path for those rising stars to reach the top of the game.

Hearn explained: “It doesn’t cost a lot of money to play arrows. You can place a dartboard in your bedroom.

“It’s all about discipline and dedication.

“Then you need three big things: structure, understanding and common sense.

Littler can be great a generation. We cannot eliminate the game pressure – that is at the game of the game – but we can help your life around it.

Barry Hearn

“Structure: if a player has no opportunities, you will never see a sport expand, so you have to create those opportunities.

“In Darts we have the Junior Darts Corporation, which starts in six years old And goes to the development tour through the centuries, which is 16 years old.

“Then you can dream to go to Q -School and then win your professional card, but it’s hard, tough, tough.

“The standard is extremely high. There are thousands of children around the world who are trying to get there, what you want in a sport. It is ambitious.”

Littler browsed the path and set the example for every wannabe darts star.

The stunning rise of the Warrington Kid saw him reach the final of the world championship at the age of 16, the Premier League won on 17 crowned king of Ally Pally before he turned 18.

And Hearn wants to emphasize the must manage him and others who follow in his footsteps so that they are protected And do not burn or use it.

He continued: “Luke is a sensational player, a great, great, great player and he could be a great generation.

“So we have to help him because you will notice that your life is changing.

“He has a manager, he has a mother and father who is very supportive and they have people they can turn to if they need some help in every possible direction.

“We can’t eliminate the game pressure – that’s at the game of the game – but your life around it, I think we can help. There is always someone to talk to with.”

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