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Littler’s nan shocked by seeing mural from bus
A mural celebrating Luke Littler, the two-time world darts champion, has been unveiled in his hometown of Warrington. Littler’s grandmother unexpectedly saw it being prepared while travelling by bus, got off to speak with the artists and alerted the family, adding a personal moment to the public tribute.
The mural is displayed on the side of Golden Square Shopping Centre and features Littler with the slogan ‘Born to Win’. Its unveiling followed his victory in the 2026 World Matchplay, his 11th PDC major title; Littler also said he hopes Michael van Gerwen, now seventh in the rankings, returns to form to strengthen competition.
In short
- Warrington unveiled a mural honouring darts champion Luke Littler.
- Littler’s grandmother discovered it unexpectedly from a bus.
- The tribute followed his 11th PDC major title.
Explained simply
Luke Littler is a darts player from Warrington who has achieved notable success at a young age. He is a two-time world champion and has won 11 major tournaments.
A mural celebrating his achievements has been unveiled on Golden Square Shopping Centre in his hometown. The artwork displays Littler's image alongside the slogan 'Born to Win' and serves as a public tribute to his sporting accomplishments.
Littler's grandmother spotted the mural being prepared whilst travelling by bus and got off to speak with the artists. She alerted her family to the tribute, adding a personal element to the public recognition of Littler's success.
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