Littler could boycott Dutch events over booing
Summary
World darts champion Luke Littler has said he may stop playing in darts events in the Netherlands because fans there booed and whistled at him during recent matches. The referee even paused a match in Amsterdam to warn the crowd about their behavior. Littler has faced similar treatment in Germany and has avoided playing there for some time.Key Facts
- Luke Littler is the current world darts champion.
- He was booed and whistled at during the World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam.
- A referee stopped one of his matches to warn the crowd about their behavior.
- Littler also faced booing in his matches against Nathan Aspinall, Danny Noppert, and Rob Cross.
- He has avoided playing in German European Tour events due to similar crowd reactions.
- Littler said he will likely boycott Dutch darts events if the booing continues.
- He expressed frustration about traveling and playing while being booed.
- Littler is expected to play at the European Championship in Dortmund later this year and will see if the situation improves there.
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