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Why Claim 50/1 For Luke Littler To Win v Gian van Veen
Littler has won 19 matches in a row on TV.
Littler has only lost one World Championship game in his career (final v Humphries in 2024).
Littler has won 83 sets in his World Championship career, only losing 27.
Luke Littler is looking to become a back-to-back World Champion on Saturday night.
The Nuke has won the UK Open, the World Matchplay, the World Grand Prix, the Grand Slam of Darts, and the Players Championship Finals this year.
Not to mention, he lost in the final of the Premier League after setting a new record for the most points in the league phase.
Littler's ascent to world no. 1 is complete now as well. By far his closest competitor in the PDC Order of Merit is Luke Humphries, and the Nuke dismantled him 6-1 in the final of the Grand Prix and then pulled away from 9-9 to beat him 16-11 when he retained the Grand Slam in mid-November.
The World Darts Championship hasn't been retained since 2016, when Gary Anderson went back-to-back, and that's something that's spurring Littler on this time around.
He's odds-on to win the World Darts Championship, with the only match he's ever lost in the competition being the 2024 final against Luke Humphries, and, even in that match, he missed a dart to go 5-2 up in sets, eventually losing 7-4.
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