Luke Littler was amazed by the outstanding performance of 15-year-old darts prodigy Mitchell Lawrie at the WDF World Championship held at Lakeside. Lawrie, born in 2010, made history by becoming the youngest player to win at Lakeside, defeating Tomoya Maruyama and Jason Brandon with impressive skill and composure.
Lawrie’s exceptional performance included hitting five maximums and displaying remarkable checkouts, culminating in an outstanding 97.21 average, the highest at the tournament. Littler expressed his astonishment at Lawrie’s talent on the WDF Darts Instagram account, describing him as exceptional.
Lawrie, filled with pride after his victory over Brandon, acknowledged the challenge he faced against the experienced player. Despite a brief lapse in focus during the match, Lawrie’s determination and skill guided him to a convincing victory. His swift start, consistent performance, and crowd support were key factors in his success.
As Lawrie approached the finish line, he faced a moment of tension but maintained his composure to secure the win. Reflecting on his performance, Lawrie acknowledged a missed opportunity for a perfect leg but remained grateful for the support of the crowd. Despite a minor setback, Lawrie demonstrated resilience and skill to close out the match successfully.
Looking ahead, the PDC World Darts Championship is set to begin on December 11, offering fans an opportunity to watch every match live exclusively with Sky’s Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle.