Word -Dart Champion Luke 'The Nuke' Littler reportedly threatened to complain a pub a sports bar in his hometown that was mentioned in honor of him with the help of his name and similarity.
Littler has helped to bring arrows to the mainstream since he broke out on stage at the 2024 world championship, transcends the sport and becomes a global name.
The 18-year-old became second in the BBC Sports Personality of the Year, a Brit Award presented, appeared at the front of the magazine Forbes and was a guest in the Jonathan Ross show.
In an ode to his phenomenal success, Nuke's Sportbar – named after the Warrington Darts Ace – will open this month in the Cheshire Town.
Pubbaas Owen Williams chose the name for the poll with a darts theme after the social media poll and was planning to sell pints for only £ 2.40, while £ 5,000 spent branding using the nickname of their famous customer.
Employees are also ready to do purple Polo shirts with yellow logos with his nickname, which he made last year through his company, Luke Littler Darts.
However, he was closed to the frustrated Publican with a letter from lawyers who act on behalf of Luke Littler about a possible infringement.
The letter outlined a potential infringement of the terms 'The Nuke', 'Luke' and 'Luke the Nuke Littler',
Word -Dart Champion Luke 'The Nuke' Littler reportedly threatened to complain a pub a sports bar in his hometown in honor of him with the help of his name and similarity
Nukes Sports Bar – named after the 18 -year -old Warrington Darts Ace – will open this month in the Cheshire Town (shown: Nuke's owner Owen Williams)
Littler was launched to staring at the beginning of the year when he reached the final of the Darts World Championship
It also adds that both their name and the fonts of the Geel and Purple logo are known to be linked to Littler and that it could confuse customers to believe that the Darts Pro is being associated with the tavern.
They also said that a bar with the famous name 'Nuke' of the Sportsman could confuse the public between the water features and food and drinks that he has registered under his name.
The letter demanded an answer from 'from' Loger than February 21, 2025 '.
In a message that was posted on Facebook, the bar wrote: 'We are sure that this is not Luke himself and he would be proud of having a bar that recognizes his performance.
'Let's tag him and see if we can prevent the little man from being crushed! Pray for the little man. Unfortunately we may have to change our name before it even started! '
Social media users were distributed by the letter, whereby some claimed that the landlord had 'copied [Luke’s] logo.
They wrote: 'How terrible if you just try to acknowledge how proud we are at De Jonge Luke, since he lives here.
'Our team colors of both rugby and football clubs are primrose and blue, so you should not be made to change the color scheme.
It comes shortly after Halliwell Jones Stadium will be renamed the Luke Littler Stadium for the collision of Warrington Wolves against Castleford Tigers later this month
The Manchester United fan paraded the Sid Waddell -Trophy in Old Trafford when the Red Devils organized Brighton last month
'But if the name has to change, you could still call it with a connection with darts, for example, “De Kleine Oche” sports bar.
“Good luck with Owen hopes that you will get a positive result and you can continue with the chosen name.”
But some were not so sympathetic, with someone who said about it: 'You have copied his logo, that is a violation of a trademark, you cannot use someone else's logo and claim that they are. You must reverse your bar. '
Williams said earlier that he wanted the Boozer to be the cheapest independent bar in the city, open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to midnight.
It is planning to show live sports over eight TVs and it will have two arrows and a pool table, a jukebox and karaoke nights.
He previously told a local newspaper: 'The costs of going out have risen so, now people prefer to stay at home.
“We hope to change that by staying by trying to be the cheapest independent bar in Warrington.”
The concept prices per pint vary from £ 2.40 for Tetley, £ 3.25 for Somersby and £ 3.75 for Guinness.
The 18-year-old wrote history last month after beating Michael van Gerwen in the Darts World Championship in Alexandra Palace and in turn a prize of £ 500,000.
Luke Littler (photo) was also one of the nominees for Sports Personality of the Year Award after a phenomenal year in Darts
Later he went to win the Premier League – as well as his first big Grand Slam from Darts in November all at the age of 17 -.
His assets are reportedly more than £ 1.5 million after he had earned only no less than £ 1 million prize money last year.
An incredible £ 618,500 came from ranking events, while he won the Premier League and World Series of Darts the other £ 395,000.
MailOnline has approached both the representatives of Luke Littler and the Nukes Sports Bar for comment.
It comes shortly after Super League Side Warrington Wolves will rename their stadium to honor 'their most famous son' Littler
The Warrington-Native is honored for the Wolves match against Catalan Dragons on Friday, February 21, when their Arena will be called the Luke Littler Stadium before they return to the Halliwell Jones Stadium afterwards.
“Luke Littler's from our most famous sons and a seasonal card holder here,” CEO Karl Fitzpatrick told Sky Sports. “What a better way to honor his fantastic performance than the Haliwell Jones after him again, but one night!”
Littler said to the club's website: “It's an absolute honor and I can't thank the club enough.”
The teenager will parade his world of trophy on the field during the break, just as he did in Old Trafford when Manchester United organized Brighton last month.
