Over the last year, Luke "The Nuke" Littler has been on a meteoric rise in the world of darts. He's appeared in back-to-back PDC World Championships and picked up 10 titles in 2025 alone. At just 18 years old, Littler has already solidified himself as one of the top darts players around the globe — and a world champion.

Luke Littler Stadium – Warrington name ground after darts champion for one game - The 18-year-old is a big Wolves fan.

Luke Littler's hometown rugby club Warrington Wolves will honour the 18-year-old darts sensation by renaming their stadium for this month's Super League opener. The Wire will switch out The Halliwell Jones Stadium for The Luke Littler Stadium when the Catalans Dragons visit on Friday, February 21.

Luke Littler is set to be honoured by his local rugby team Warrington Wolves on the opening day of the 2025 season, with the Super League side to rename their home stadium after the PDC World Champion.

Warrington will honour darts world champion Luke Littler by renaming their stadium after the local hero for the opening home game of the league season against French side Catalans.

Warrington Wolves will honour darts world champion Luke Littler by renaming their stadium after the local hero for the opening home game of the rugby league season against French side Catalans Dragons.

Warrington Wolves are to rename their ground the Luke Littler Stadium for their game against Catalans Dragons on 21 February.

Warrington Wolves have announced they will be renaming their stadium in honour of darts star Luke Littler for their opening game of the new Super League season

Warrington Wolves have revealed a unique homage to one of their biggest fans: after renaming the Halliwell Jones Stadium in the name of PDC world darts champion Luke Littler. The Wire’s home will become The Luke Littler Stadium for one night only later this month after the 18-year-old was crowned champion of the world at Alexandra Palace last month.