World Grand Prix: Luke Humphries beats James Wade to secure final showdown with Gerwyn Price
Luke Humphries defeated James Wade to reach the World Grand Prix final, where he will face Gerwyn Price. Humphries is aiming to defend his title after a consistent performance throughout the tournament.
Why it matters
The World Grand Prix is a major PDC event, and the outcome significantly affects professional darts rankings and historical records.
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Luke Humphries has won eight PDC major singles titles
World number two Luke Humphries secured his place in the World Grand Prix final with a 5-3 victory over James Wade.
Humphries averaged 96.92 and threw 10 180s as he reached the final for the fourth successive time.
The 31-year-old Englishman will face Welshman Gerwyn Price on Sunday evening in Leicester after he beat Nathan Aspinall in the other semi-final.
"I've got to do it again because there's so many major finals I've let slip. Gezzy [Price] is playing well but if I play like that again, it's going to be a cracking game and I hope it is," Humphries told Sky Sports.
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