World number two Luke Humphries ended a 16-month wait for a PDC major trophy with a 6-4 victory over Gerwyn Price in the World Grand Prix final, the BBC reports.
Key facts
- Luke Humphries won the World Grand Prix final 6-4 against Gerwyn Price.
- The victory ended a 16-month wait for a PDC major trophy.
- Humphries is the world number two.
- The BBC described the win as stunning.
Luke Humphries ended a 16-month wait for a PDC major trophy by defeating Gerwyn Price 6-4 in the World Grand Prix final, according to the BBC.
The world number two secured what the BBC called a stunning victory, bringing to a close a barren spell at the sport’s biggest events.
The win marks a significant return to form for Humphries, who had gone more than a year without claiming a major PDC honour.
With the triumph, Humphries adds the World Grand Prix to his career achievements and reasserts his standing near the top of the world game.
Why it matters
The win signals a return to major-winning form for one of darts' leading players after a lengthy drought, reinforcing Humphries' position among the sport's elite.
Frequently asked questions
Who did Luke Humphries beat in the World Grand Prix final?
Humphries beat Gerwyn Price 6-4 in the final, according to the BBC.
How long had Humphries gone without a PDC major title?
The victory ended a 16-month wait for a PDC major trophy.
What is Luke Humphries' world ranking?
Humphries is the world number two.