Humphries rallies to beat Price in World Grand Prix final
Humphries earned £150,000 after recovering from a 3-0 deficit and winning his fourth straight World Grand Prix final.
- On Sunday in Leicester, 31-year-old Luke Humphries captured the World Grand Prix Darts title by defeating Gerwyn Price 6-4 after overcoming an early 3-0 deficit.
- Price raced into a 3-0 lead with a 10-dart first set averaging over 132, but Humphries won four straight sets after trailing 3-0, shifting momentum in the ninth set.
- Clutch shooting defined the comeback, with Humphries hitting a 180 and 105 checkout; the winner pocketed £150,000 while the runner-up received an £80,000 cheque.
- The victory lifted Humphries back to world number two after he said he 'needed this to give myself confidence' following a 'torrid 15-18 months' losing major finals.
- Price now faces five consecutive major final losses heading into the European Championship, which kicks off in a few weeks after two European Tour events.
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Gerwyn Price sets an incredible start in the finale of the World Grand Prix, finishes set one in record time and leads fast with 3-0. In the end, however, Luke Humphries cheers, who gives insight into his long suffering time.
Luke Humphries has won his first major of this calendar year in sensational fashion. The Englishman fought back from a 3-0 deficit to a 4-6 victory over Gerwyn Price in the final of the World Grand Prix.
Luke Humphries makes admission about his son after beating Gerwyn Price to win World Grand Prix
Luke Humphries has admitted he is especially eager to show his son the World Grand Prix trophy after ending a frustrating run of major final defeats.The 31-year-old fought back from 3-0 down to beat Gerwyn Price 6-4 in Leicester on Sunday, claiming the £150,000 prize and his first ranked televised major title since February 2025.But after securing his second World Grand Prix crown, Humphries said the moment would mean most when he brought the tr…
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