Luke Liller made a more difficult date with the victory of the Betfraved World Match play, completed the Triple Crown and reached another record -breaking display to new heights.
The World Champion claimed the Phil Taylor Trophy for the first time after the 18-13’s impressive victory against James Wade, where he fired an average of 107.24 in the tournament to scatter Adrian Lewis and posted an average of 107.24 in the tournament in the 64 180s.
The 18 -year -old Liller became the youngest player to win in the Black Pool, and also the youngest to complete the Triple Crown, Full Taylor, Michael Van Garwin, Gary Anderson and Luke Humfrez joined the World Championship, World Match play and the only player to win the Premier League.
Luke Litler became the youngest player to complete the Triple Crown
The teenager developed an impressive fightbacks against the other round and Josh Rock with the help of five legs in three of his five matches and Josh Rock.
Liller also dominated the 30 -legged epidemic against Andrew Glacking in the quarter -finals, which threw Ryan Serial with an average of 109 in his opening match, which influenced the young man in various ways.
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Look at the winning moment when Luke Liller sealed his Maden World Match play title with a 18-13 victory against former youngest champion James Wade.
“He has been incredible all week and we have learned this week that he can deal with anything at all.” Told Sky Sports. “When he tops the game, he can overcome it. When he needs to fight again, he can fight back.
“He’s been below 5-0 for a couple of occasions. He was below the German Watimanta 7-3. He had to work hard this week, but he deserves it. He finally broke James Wade.
“Wade endured a lot of time there but it became a lot. It was an absolute barrage. An average of 107, more than 31 legs? A brilliant performance and he deserves to be a champion.”
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Luke Liller shares its reaction after winning the World Match play title and becoming the youngest champion in the history of the tournament.
Liller’s victory is after the victory of his World Championship in January and is his first-ranked TV title since the British Open in March, where he defeated Wade 11-2, though the World Match played a different challenge to these two titles.
Webster explained, “You see the World Championship and he won it relatively Easy Easy, in which only Ryan Joyce took him into a decisive set.” “He went through the UK Open route, but this week the war was fought.
“Ryan serials, keeping the game aside, it is made to work every game really hard. It has to be patient and it has to dig deep. When this match is a playplay and you go below 5-0, you are not afraid because the better player usually comes to the top.”
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The Liller Werner Ranking has moved to £ 1,500,500 on the ladder, which is a reward based on a two -year -old prize amount, which has closed the Luke Humphrez as a World No. 1.
Webster added, “It is the world number 2 and it will soon become the world number 1, I am sure,” Webster added.
“The record is not going to break. He is just an extraordinary actor and was not even aware of him [180] Record. I think he was a little disappointed. It was only eight who broke it.
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Luke Liller targets nine detainees during his semi -finals against Josh Rock in the World Match play
“She’s just a wonderful skill, isn’t he? It is difficult to believe that he was saying, ‘When I got my tour card, I wanted to win one of each tournament’. He got only less than two years ago and he is fine on his way.
“It was interesting to hear him in the interview, where he said that he would ‘feel a bit cold and get ready for Australia’, so he is already looking for the next event. He is a defeated man at that moment and proved why this week.
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During the World Match Play final, Luke Liller nailed his second nine director of the tournament, as he lost the eighth dart of the leg.
“He has not yet done his two -year -old Ranking Award money. Even if Humphrez defends some of these topics, you think he will become the world number 1 in the coming months.
“He has really benefited from getting his tour card, he has run with him, has won some big events and there is no sign of his stopping.”
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