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Luke Littler reveals goal for 2025 as he opens up on what successful season looks like after World Championship win
LUKE LITTLER has revealed his main targets for 2025 after clinching World Championship glory.
The 17-year-old became the youngest ever winner of the competition when he smashed Michael van Gerwen 7-3 in last Friday’s final.
Luke Littler has shared his goals for the 2025 season[/caption]Littler’s place in this year’s Premier League was confirmed on Monday and he wants to become the first person to join MVG and Phil Taylor on the list of players to life the trophy twice in a row.
The Nuke told Sky Sports: “If I can go back-to-back, it would mean the world.
“Leading up to it (last year), I thought if I could be in the top four, I’d be happy, but obviously, I finished first because of the way I played.
“But I will just have the same mindset going into it, if you make the play-offs, that is all that matters and just give it your all at the O2.”
Littler hit a nine-darter in last year’s Prem final against Luke Humphries and it would be a dream come true to complete one at Ally Pally.
He said: “I would have loved to hit a nine-darter in the World Championships.
“Obviously that is another record that I can try and break for years and years.
“When you’re playing so good, you can feel the nine coming.”
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Littler also revealed that he wants to win more titles than the ten he managed last year, including the World Cup when he partners Humphries for England in his tournament debut in June.
Becoming world champion helped him close the gap to Cool Hand in the PDC Order of Merit, but the world No1 remains £600,000 ahead.
Littler has aspirations of catching up to Humphries but admitted “it is a hell of a lot of money” to win.
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World’s most polluted city where 9MILLION people live in choking soup of toxic smog… which six times worse than London
MILLIONS are choking on toxic air and struggling to breathe in the world’s most polluted city, with the streets enveloped in thick smog.
Vietnam‘s capital, Hanoi, is being suffocated by hazardous, cancer-causing air particles sparked by miles of burning rubbish and heavy traffic.
Hanoi’s air is so dire that it has been ranked as the world’s most polluted city,[/caption] The pollutions is also attributed to the extreme amounts of waste[/caption] The densely-populated capitals pollution levels are over 50 times higher than recommended guidelines[/caption] Conditions are so bad that people are being advised to wear masks to protect themselves from the poor air quality[/caption]The city’s air is so dire that it has been ranked as the world’s most polluted city, with six times higher pollution levels than London.
Conditions are so bad that Hanoi’s nine million residents are warned to wear masks and limit their time outdoors.
Health officials say that those who frequently breathe the world’s worst-quality air are at risk of strokes, asthma, heart disease and lung cancer.
Resident Nguyen Ninh Huong, 21, said she initially mistook the thick smog enveloping the city’s skyscrapers for fog.
She said: “At first I thought it was foggy … but later I found out that it is actually fine dusts that reduce my vision and make me feel like it is not healthy to breathe.”
The nation, one of Asia’s fastest-growing economies, has battled severe air pollution challenges for many years.
However, residents feel the poor air quality has recently become even more toxic.
Resident Luu Minh Duc, 64, said: “We, the elderly, can feel it very clearly when we suffer from respiratory problems that lead to breathing difficulties,” she said
The densely-populated capitals pollution levels are over 50 times higher than recommended guidelines.
Hazardous small particles known as PM2.5 reached a staggering 266 micrograms per cubic meter (μg/m³) in Hanoi on early Friday, according to AirVisual, which provides daily independent global air pollution information through a mobile app.
PM2.5 are cancer-causing microparticles small enough to be absorbed into the bloodstream through the lungs.
Other severe air pollutants include nitrogen dioxide (NO2), which can cause chest pain, bronchitis and asthma.
During a meeting with the transport ministry on Thursday, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha emphasised the urgent need to transition to electric vehicles.
Tien Phong newspaper reported Ha stating: “This is the responsibility of the state to the people, and there must be specific and timely actions,”
City authorities aim for at least 50% of buses and 100% of taxis to be electric vehicles by 2030.
Following Hanoi on the list of the most polluted cities are Delhi in India, Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Dhaka in Bangladesh.
Europe‘s most polluted city is Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia.
Hazardous small particles known as PM2.5 reached a staggering 266 micrograms per cubic meter (μg/m³) in Hanoi on early Friday[/caption] Heavy amounts of traffic don’t make the conditions any better[/caption] Those who live in Hanoi can do nothing except from taking severe precautions in their day-to-day lives[/caption] People are also being advised to reduce the amount of time they spend outside[/caption]