Théodore Wallich, 23, from Finistère, will be the only Frenchman trying to beat world darts champion Luke Littler in the show broadcast live on Netflix this Friday, October 30, 2026.
On Friday, October 30, 2026, at 8 p.m., Netflix will broadcast live a unique competition: “Beat Luke Littler.” Twenty amateur participants from several countries will try to dethrone world darts champion Luke Littler at an event held in Manchester, England. The winner will take home £500,000.
Among them, only one Frenchman: Théodore Wallich, better known by the nickname “The Moustache Kid.” Aged 23, this player from Plounéour-Brignogan-Plages, in Finistère, has been selected to take up the challenge. He will face nineteen other amateurs of all nationalities, all gathered in the hope of pulling off a feat against the world number one.
The show, produced by Netflix, relies on a spectacular and live format. It gives international visibility to non-professional players, often from local scenes or amateur competitions. For Théodore Wallich, this participation represents a unique opportunity to measure himself against one of the biggest names in the sport, in an unprecedented television setting.
The challenge promises to be considerable. Luke Littler, reigning world champion, currently dominates the major tournaments and has established himself as an absolute reference. The twenty contenders will need to show remarkable precision and great mental composure to hope to beat him. The £500,000 prize adds extra pressure to this highly anticipated showdown.
For the French audience, this event will be an opportunity to discover a representative of Brittany on the international darts stage. Théodore Wallich, who has built his career away from the spotlight, approaches this competition with the ambition of making an impression. See you Friday evening to find out whether “The Moustache Kid” will succeed where many fail.
Among them, only one Frenchman: Théodore Wallich, better known by the nickname “The Moustache Kid.” Aged 23, this player from Plounéour-Brignogan-Plages, in Finistère, has been selected to take up the challenge. He will face nineteen other amateurs of all nationalities, all gathered in the hope of pulling off a feat against the world number one.
The show, produced by Netflix, relies on a spectacular and live format. It gives international visibility to non-professional players, often from local scenes or amateur competitions. For Théodore Wallich, this participation represents a unique opportunity to measure himself against one of the biggest names in the sport, in an unprecedented television setting.
The challenge promises to be considerable. Luke Littler, reigning world champion, currently dominates the major tournaments and has established himself as an absolute reference. The twenty contenders will need to show remarkable precision and great mental composure to hope to beat him. The £500,000 prize adds extra pressure to this highly anticipated showdown.
For the French audience, this event will be an opportunity to discover a representative of Brittany on the international darts stage. Théodore Wallich, who has built his career away from the spotlight, approaches this competition with the ambition of making an impression. See you Friday evening to find out whether “The Moustache Kid” will succeed where many fail.
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Source: Ouest-France