Luke Littler emerged victorious over Rob Cross in the PDC World Darts Championship quarter-finals and took a moment to address the crowd at Ally Pally for booing him during the match. As the defending champion, Littler faced off against Cross, who had strong fan support in attendance. Despite the hostility from some spectators, Littler expressed gratitude towards the crowd for contributing to his prize money, sarcastically thanking them for the boos. He emphasized his focus on winning the match and acknowledged the challenging atmosphere he faced.
In a tense encounter, Littler managed to defeat Cross 4-2, marking the first time he dropped a set in the tournament. His post-match comments stirred reactions online, with some criticizing his response while others embraced his edgier persona. Sky Sports analyst Wayne Mardle commented on the unusual nature of Littler’s interview, noting the intensity and skill displayed by both players during the match. Mardle acknowledged Littler’s exceptional performance under pressure, highlighting his ability to excel in any situation on the dartboard.
The dynamic between Littler and the crowd continues to evolve, showcasing the competitive spirit and entertainment value of the PDC World Darts Championship.
