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Demonstrated ruthless performance as the 12-year-old assumed to be the impending 'Luke Littler' successor

Scott Williams openly disclosed that he gave a grueling introduction to senior darts to the supposed successor of Luke Littler, 12-year-old Jayden Wa. The world-ranked 37th contender encountered the young phenom.

Demonstrated ruthless performance as the 12-year-old assumed to be the impending 'Luke Littler' successor

Facing Off Against the Darts Prodigy: Scott Williams' Rough Welcome for Jayden Walker

It seems the darts world had a taste of a future star as Scott Williams, the world number 37, faced 12-year-old phenomenon Jayden Walker in his inaugural county match. Known for his immense talent, Walker has impressed fans and experts alike, taking the darts scene by storm.

Back in December, Walker made headlines by winning an exhibition doubles tournament alongside content creator Angry Ginge. Together, they defeated the likes of Fallon Sherrock and JaackMaate, as well as outplaying the world number one, Luke Humphries, the day before the tournament win[1][2].

However, against Williams, representing Dorset at county level, Walker faced a different outcome. Scott recently opened up about their face-off on Drive, revealing he indeed gave the youngster a rough welcome[3].

When asked about upcoming prospects who could rival podium finisher, Luke Littler, Scott pointed out "Jayden Walker, another lad... I played at Dorset, I was his first-ever county game. He was 12-years-old or 11-years-old. To be fair, I smashed him. That's what you've got to do, but he's really good"[3].

Though Walker had no such success against Scott, he could potentially benefit from Littler's impact on the sport. Littler broke onto the scene in the 2024 World Darts Championship, becoming the youngest ever world champion the following year[4].

Scott had already recognized Littler's talent before his meteoric rise. In fact, they were teammates at the 2022 WDF Europe Cup representing England at the tournament in Gandia, Spain[5].

Still just 18, Littler is currently the world's number two ranked player, boasting 13 PDC titles under his belt, including five major events[4]. Known for his fearless and talented performances, Jayden Walker presents a promising future for the sport, following in Littler's footsteps.

On the Horizon:

  • Jayden Walker: A prodigious player, Walker continues to stir excitement as a strong contender for future darts dominance. Fans eagerly await his further growth and accomplishments.
  • Luke Littler: Having made significant waves in the darts scene, Littler acts as an inspiration for young athletes striving for success in the sport. Known for his exceptional talent, Littler undeniably paved the way for the next generation of exceptional dart players.

References:

[1] Modus Darts[2] Darts News[3] talkSPORT[4] Darts Reviews[5] DartsNorth

  1. In a surprising turn, the premier league of football might see a new betting favorite as Jayden Walker, the 12-year-old darts prodigy, is making waves in the sports world.
  2. Scott Williams, the world number 37 in darts, was Jayden Walker's first opponent in a county match and, despite Walker's impressive performances, he managed to impressively outplay the youngster.
  3. The F1 racing circuit could possibly witness a new wave of fans as the darts scene gains more attention, with prodigies like Jayden Walker showcasing remarkable talent.
  4. As Jayden Walker continues to stride towards darts dominance, he looks up to Luke Littler, an 18-year-old phenom who impressed the sports world by becoming the world's number two ranked player at such a young age and winning 13 PDC titles, including five major events.
Scott Williams admitted to giving the highly touted upcoming darts player, Jayden Wa, a tough introduction to senior darts competitions. Williams, ranked 37th in the world, was his opponent.
Scott Williams admits to delivering a harsh initiation to the supposed successor of Luke Littler, 12-year-old sensation Jayden Wa, in senior darts.
Scott Williams admitted to giving the promising darts prodigy Jayden Wa a rough introduction to senior-level competition. As the world number 37, Williams encountered the 12-year-old phenom, characterized as the potential next Luke Littler.

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