Teenage darting sensation Luke Littler made a huge admission live on Sky Sports after beating Nathan Aspinall in the quarter-final of the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship.
The crowd inside the Alexandra Palace, London, was in fine voice as Littler vs Aspinall rounded off a stellar day of action.
Earlier in the afternoon, Chris Dobey got the better of Gerwyn Price while Michael van Gerwen dispatched Callan Rydz.
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Before 'The Nuke' took on 'The Asp', Stephen Bunting beat Peter Wright 5-2 to seal his place in the semi-finals.
Littler was in no mood to allow an upset to happen on the Ally Pally stage as he too recorded a comfortable 5-2 win over Aspinall.
The 17-year-old will now look to book himself a place in back-to-back world championship finals as he takes on Bunting on Thursday.
Speaking after the match, Littler revealed that he was glad to be playing the semi-final tie a day after beating Aspinall as he 'doesn't practice'.
He said: "I said in me interview yesterday, I like this, obviously, you play, you go to sleep, wake up and you're on again.
"I don't really like having days off cause I don't practice. So, I know I'll be back on tomorrow and I'll be up for it again."
When asked about his clash with Bunting, Littler said: "I felt the best I have in this tournament so far, so hopefully I can regroup and come back again and it can be the same feeling.
"We all know the expectation and it's very different from last year, but tonight I felt the greatest and hopefully I can regroup and feel like I did on that stage tomorrow (Thursday)."
He continued: "I'd probably only say I felt different in the Ryan Meikle game, and then came through against Ian White, obviously the 3-1 lead was crucial against Ian, and then the tough test against Ryan, I think that's what I needed, and then tonight I just settled."
The other semi-final tie will be contested between Dobey and Van Gerwen.
Topics: Luke Littler, Darts
Marcus Chan