After being defeated by Michael van Gerwen in the Dutch Masters, he has established his own company and plans to protect his name to prevent.
Darts sensation Luke Littler plans to trademark his name to stop bootleggers from profiting off his name following his sudden rise to fame.
The 17-year-old star continued his rise to dart’s top table this week by reaching the final of the Dutch Darts Masters in Den Bosch.
However, he was beaten 8-6 by three-time world champion Michael van Gerwen, who had fallen to Littler in the final in Bahrain last weekend.
It comes just weeks after the teenager lost the World Darts Championship final, where he pocketed £200,000 in prize money.
As reported by the Daily Star, Littler plans to use his name on on items such as darts, shirts and hoodies having already set up ‘Luke littler Darts Limited’ on Companies House.
Luke Littler plans to trademark his name to stop bootleggers from profiting off his name
