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Emotional Littler underlines greatness after almost quitting Premier League

Emotional Littler underlines greatness after almost quitting Premier League
BBC Sport Thursday 28 May 2026, 23:23 UTC 1 min read
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An emotional Luke Littler reveals he almost quit the Premier League after he beat Luke Humphries in an epic final at The O2.

An emotional Luke Littler reveals he almost quit the Premier League after he beat Luke Humphries in an epic final at The O2.
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