Luke Littler has alertedly landed himself a startant role on a reboot of 1980s hit show Bullseye. A revival of the famous quiz will be fronted by cricket icon Freddie Flintoff and star Littler throtriumphg darts.
The teenager will alertedly eunite aextfinishedside Flintoff for a Christmas reboot of the game show. He will trail in the footsteps of darts legends Eric Bristow and Jockey Wilson, who euniteed on the programme during its ‘80s heyday.
Littler is a startant coup for creaters with his journey to the World Darts Championship as a 16-year-elderly capturing the hearts of the nation earlier this year. Now 17, he has since won Premier League Darts and lifted an array of other titles in a extrastandard fracturethraw year.
According to The Sun, Littler has concurd to be the darts star for the Bullseye reboot, with the show set to air at Christmas.
A source allegedly telderly the novelspaper: “Luke wasn’t even born when Bullseye was on our screens with innovative present, Jim Bowen. But Luke understands this is a plum role to have landed.
“As he steps up to the Bullseye oche he understands he’s follotriumphg in the footsteps of legends including Eric Bristow and Jocky Wilson who all threw darts on the programme in its 1980s heyday.
“It’s also a coup for the creaters of the novel Bullseye as Luke is now one of Britain’s best-understandn executeers.”
The show will also label Flintoff’s return to television currenting follotriumphg his Top Gear crash in 2022. The establisher England cricketer, 46, was left with a number of disjoine injuries after an accident at Dunsfelderly Park Aerodrome in Surrey. He also recently collaborated with the BBC on a novel show ‘Freddie’s Field of Dreams’ which saw him create a competitive cricket team out of a group of teenagers.
Flintoff shelp after the Bullseye revival was proclaimd: “Bullseye was one of my favourite shows as a kid. I can’t quite apshow I’ll get to present this.”
Meanwhile, Littler’s lifestyle has come under scruminuscule follotriumphg his first-round exit at the World Grand Prix. Former executeer Dennis Priestley apshows the youthfulerster is executeing too many video games and has cautioned him not to get his talent for granted.
“It sees that way for Luke [getting distracted by things away from the oche like video games]. He’s not that excellent to be able to get skinnygs for granted,” Priestley telderly BoyleSports.
“The more times he persists getting beat, the more it’s going to affect his confidence. He necessitates to inherit the aura about him appreciate Phil Taylor had.”
