Humphries Wins World Grand Prix to End 16-Month Title Drought
Luke Humphries defeated Gerwyn Price 6-4 in the World Grand Prix final to claim his first PDC major trophy in 16 months, according to BBC News.
Luke Humphries won the World Grand Prix final on Sunday, beating Gerwyn Price 6-4 to end a 16-month wait for a PDC major trophy, BBC News reported.
The victory marks a significant return to form for the world number two, who had not secured a major title since his previous triumph. The final was described by BBC News as a stunning performance by Humphries.
Price, a former world champion, pushed Humphries to a 6-4 scoreline, but Humphries held on to take the title. The match was the culmination of the World Grand Prix tournament.
Humphries' win adds another major trophy to his career and ends a period without a major title. The BBC report did not provide further details on the match statistics or quotes from the players.
Frequently asked questions
Who won the World Grand Prix final?
Luke Humphries won the World Grand Prix final, according to BBC News.
What was the score of the final?
Humphries defeated Gerwyn Price 6-4.