has been confirmed for the next PDC major tournament, with 32 players of the world\u2019s best darts players in action in Wolverhampton from Saturday, November 8 to Sunday, November 16.<\/span><\/p>\nThis includes the likes of world number one Luke Humphries, three-time Grand Slam of Darts champion Michael van Gerwen and another three-time winner in the shape of Gerwyn Price.<\/span><\/p>\nAnother man in action at the WV Active Aldersley is of course Luke Littler, who will go on to win back-to-back Grand Slam of Darts titles come next Sunday, judging by the latest statistics.<\/span><\/p>\nLittler has been somewhat of a dominant force since bursting onto the scene at the 2024 World Darts Championship. The 18-year-old has won multiple majors since, and all the stats point towards another victory in his next tournament for ‘The Nuke’.<\/span><\/p>\nThe latest PDC form guide points towards a Littler victory in Wolverhampton, even more so after his success at the World Grand Prix and PC32 in October. However, the stats also show some other top players are hot on his heels.<\/span><\/p>\nLooking at Littler’s stats for the last 12 months, he leads the way in terms of averages, 180s hit, first nine-dart average, first three-dart average, legs with throw, legs against throw and even his treble-20 hit percentage. He is also the most prolific 171-180 hitter and most consistent 131-140 hitter with three darts.<\/span><\/p>\nIs it any wonder Littler is so dominant right now? All of these stats prove that \u2018The Nuke\u2019 is the best player in the world, even if that official title still belongs to Humphries (for now).<\/span><\/p>\nThe reigning world champion has a healthy lead of 2.58 points in averages over Gian van Veen in their last 200 legs, as well as being the most consistent on the outer ring with 46.71% on the doubles.<\/span><\/p>\n‘The Nuke’ will be an incredibly difficult man to beat at the 2025 Grand Slam of Darts.<\/span><\/p>\n