Chris Dobey Starts Project Luke Littler, Eyes Future Darts Champion

Chris Dobey, the current world No. 8 darts player, has begun 'Project Luke Littler' with his 14-month-old son, who is already showing a keen interest in the sport.

Dobey was inspired by Luke Littler's success on the professional circuit at a young age and hopes his son will follow in his footsteps.

The 14-month-old boy has been given a magnetic dartboard for his birthday and is enthusiastic about playing with it, unlike his older brother who lost interest in the sport.

Dobey plans to start training his son early, aiming to get him playing darts before Luke Littler started, and is open to playing pairs with him on stage in the future.

In an interview on the YouTube channel Juicy Darts, Dobey joked that he would still be playing when his son is old enough to compete against him, and he is confident of beating him.

The possibility of Chris Dobey's son playing against him on a big stage is an exciting one, and Dobey is eager to see his son develop as a player, with the goal of becoming a future darts champion.

Dobey's son is already throwing darts at the magnetic board, and with his father's guidance, he may become a force to be reckoned with in the darts world, following in the footsteps of Luke Littler and other young talents who are making a name for themselves in the sport.

Dobey is committed to supporting his son's development as a darts player, and his experience and expertise will be invaluable in helping him to improve his skills and achieve his goals, as he aims to create a future darts champion through 'Project Luke Littler'.

As Chris Dobey continues to compete at the highest level, his son's progress will be closely watched, and the possibility of them playing together on stage is an exciting one for darts fans, with the potential for a new generation of darts players to emerge, inspired by the success of Chris Dobey and other top players.