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Luke Littler Retains Mr Vegas Grand Slam Of Darts Title In Thrilling Victory Over Luke Humphries

 

Final
Luke Littler 16-11 Luke Humphries


Luke Littler delivered a dazzling performance to defeat his long-time rival Luke Humphries and successfully defend his Mr Vegas Grand Slam of Darts title on a historic Sunday in Wolverhampton.  

The teenage prodigy became just the fourth player to retain the prestigious Eric Bristow Trophy, overcoming the 2023 champion 16–11 to extend his unbeaten run at WV Active Aldersley. Having triumphed on his Grand Slam debut a year ago, Littler has now amassed 14 straight wins, following up his semi-final victory over Danny Noppert with another masterclass in the final.  

Littler breezed through the group stage with emphatic wins over Karel Sedláček, Connor Scutt and Daryl Gurney, before dispatching Wessel Nijman in Round Two. After a thrilling comeback against Josh Rock in the quarters, he powered past Noppert 16–9 — reeling off seven consecutive legs to book a blockbuster showdown with Humphries.  

Humphries led for much of the final, but Littler’s sensational mid-match finishing, including a pivotal 160 checkout to move 11–9 ahead, swung the momentum decisively. The Warrington starlet went on to win ten of the last 13 legs, sealing the £150, 000 top prize and ascending to world number one — ending Humphries’ 23-month reign at the summit.  

“It was always going to be tough, ” said Littler, who averaged 100.61 and struck fifteen 180s to claim his second PDC Premier title. “Luke played brilliantly tonight. It was a strange match, but I’m delighted to come through it. That 160 was a real game-changer for me.”  

Humphries had made a strong start, taking a 4–2 lead with sharp finishing and clinical two-dart combinations. Littler responded with a three-leg surge before Humphries levelled with a tidy 112 finish. The 30-year-old regained control at 8–6 after successive 12-darters, only for Littler to strike back with a 167 checkout to tie and then a roof-raising 160 that turned the tide for good.  

Despite a late hold from Humphries, Littler closed out with a composed 96 finish to seal another landmark triumph. “I’m really proud of this week, ” Humphries reflected. “It’s been three finals in a row without a win, which hurts, but I’m playing well. Luke deserves everything — he’s been brilliant for darts and fully earned world number one.”  

Humphries earned his final spot after an electric 16–13 victory over Gerwyn Price, producing a 106.25 average and 16 maximums in the semi-final. Yet the night ultimately belonged to Littler, who capped an extraordinary year with his fifth televised ranking title — a feat previously achieved only by Phil Taylor and Michael van Gerwen.  

 

Group A

  • Luke Humphries 5 - 0 Alex Spellman
  • Michael Smith 5 - 3 Nathan Aspinall
  • Luke Humphries 5 - 3 Nathan Aspinall
  • Michael Smith 5 - 2 Alex Spellman
  • Luke Humphries 5 - 3 Michael Smith
  • Nathan Aspinall 5 - 2 Alex Spellman

Group B

  • Chris Dobey 5 - 1 Jurjen van der Velde
  • Damon Heta 5 - 1 Martin Lukeman
  • Chris Dobey 5 - 1 Damon Heta
  • Jurjen van der Velde 5 - 4 Martin Lukeman
  • Chris Dobey 5 - 1 Martin Lukeman
  • Jurjen van der Velde 5 - 3 Damon Heta

Group C

  • Alexis Toylo 5 - 4 Stephen Bunting
  • Luke Woodhouse 5 - 2 Martin Schindler
  • Martin Schindler 5 - 4 Stephen Bunting
  • Luke Woodhouse 5 - 2 Alexis Toylo
  • Luke Woodhouse 5 - 4 Stephen Bunting
  • Martin Schindler 5 - 2 Alexis Toylo

Group D

  • Stefan Bellmont 5 - 4 James Wade
  • Ricky Evans 5 - 4 Gerwyn Price
  • Gerwyn Price 5 - 0 James Wade
  • Ricky Evans 5 - 4 Stefan Bellmont
  • James Wade 5 - 2 Ricky Evans
  • Gerwyn Price 5 - 1 Stefan Bellmont

Group E

  • Luke Littler 5 - 1 Karel Sedlacek
  • Connor Scutt 5 - 4 Daryl Gurney
  • Luke Littler 5 - 1 Daryl Gurney
  • Connor Scutt 5 - 3 Karel Sedlacek
  • Luke Littler 5 - 3 Connor Scutt
  • Karel Sedlacek 5 - 3 Daryl Gurney

Group F

  • Gian van Veen 5 - 4 Lisa Ashton
  • Wessel Nijman 5 - 4 Josh Rock
  • Josh Rock 5 - 2 Gian van Veen
  • Wessel Nijman 5 - 0 Lisa Ashton
  • Gian van Veen 5 - 3 Wessel Nijman
  • Josh Rock 5 - 0 Lisa Ashton

Group G

  • Michael van Gerwen 5 - 4 Beau Greaves
  • Niko Springer 5 - 3 Gary Anderson
  • Michael van Gerwen 5 - 2 Gary Anderson
  • Beau Greaves 5 - 3 Niko Springer
  • Niko Springer 5 - 4 Michael van Gerwen
  • Gary Anderson 5 - 4 Beau Greaves

Group H

  • Cam Crabtree 5 - 1 Jonny Clayton
  • Danny Noppert 5 - 4 Lukas Wenig
  • Jonny Clayton 5 - 4 Danny Noppert
  • Lukas Wenig 5 - 1 Cam Crabtree
  • Lukas Wenig 5 - 3 Jonny Clayton
  • Danny Noppert 5 - 4 Cam Crabtree

Last 16

  • Luke Humphries 10 - 3 Jurjen van der Velde
  • Michael Smith 10 - 9 Chris Dobey
  • Ricky Evans 10 - 9 Luke Woodhouse
  • Gerwyn Price 10 - 6 Martin Schindler
  • Luke Littler 10 - 4 Wessel Nijman
  • Josh Rock 10 - 9 Connor Scutt
  • Danny Noppert 10 - 6 Michael van Gerwen
  • Lukas Wenig 10 - 8 Niko Springer

Quarter-Finals

  • Luke Humphries 16 - 8 Michael Smith
  • Gerwyn Price 16 - 9 Ricky Evans
  • Luke Littler 16 - 12 Josh Rock
  • Danny Noppert 16 - 8 Lukas Wenig

Semi-Finals

  • Luke Humphries 16 - 13 Gerwyn Price
  • Luke Littler 16 - 9 Danny Noppert

Final

  • Luke Littler 16 - 11 Luke Humphries
Created at: 2025-11-17 12:42:52
Country: Netherlands