TWITCH star AngryGinge appears to have been taking lessons from pal Luke Littler – after turning heads with his darts skills.
The social media star hit several impressive checkouts on his way to the MODUS Super Series influencer title.
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AngryGinge – whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle – beat fellow internet personality Shaun Nyland in the final of the charity event.
The 22-year-old appeared in both the singles and doubles at the Portsmouth tournament.
He partnered with Scot darts pro John Henderson and proved he had some talent at the Oche.
Ginge showed strong command on the doubles, hitting double 13 and double 8 to win crucial legs.
And he wrapped up the win over Nyland with double tops, taking the victory 3-1.
Clutching his trophy, the delighted streamer said: “[I’m] very proud, very happy.
“I was absolutely gutted I lost the doubles. I’m just glad I redeemed myself.
“It’s been brilliant, absolutely fantastic.”
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The Super Series returns to the South Coast in December for another influencer event.
Ginge continued: “Buzzing, got to do the double now haven’t I?”
The Manchester native rose to prominence for his FIFA-related online content across both Twitch and YouTube.
He shot to fame after playing in the Sidemen Charity Match in September 2023 alongside iShowSpeed and KSI.
Darts sensation Littler, 17, is an avid gamer and was even spotted opening FIFA packs during a darts walk-on.
He partnered with AngryGinge in a recent viral video, seeing who could score most past streamer ThisIsFG.
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Inside Littler’s massive rise
LUKE LITTLER has taken the darts world by storm since exploding onto the scene at the PDC World Championship at the beginning of the year.
Littler has also teamed up with the YouTubers in their SIDES restaurant business venture.
SIDES has rapidly expanded into food courts, high-street restaurants, and retail stores across the country.
In the viral clip, which has amassed over 4.5 million views, Littler creates his own ‘Nuke’ level chicken sauce.
Littler is preparing to play in the Swiss Darts Trophy from Basel later this week.
The 17-year-old pulled out of last week’s Hungarian Darts Trophy just 24 hours before the first arrow was thrown.
