World Grand Prix

Humphries, 28, claimed his first televised ranking title and £120,000 with the triumph, and also moves above Price to a career-high fourth on the PDC Order of Merit.

I've imagined this moment for my whole career - it's very emotional. Regardless of anything else I've done in my career, that was the greatest game I've ever played in my life."

We dedicate everything for these moments, and I’m going to give it my all tomorrow...

In the evening’s finale, The Rockstar conjured up a majestic 121 checkout to overcome Chris Dobey in a gruelling five-set affair...

...was left shell-shocked as a tenacious Humphries clawed himself off the canvas to complete a sensational fightback...

The Iceman was in a ruthless mood in the opening match of the night...

[Wright] if I can get through a scrappy game like that against a world-class player like Ryan Searle, I will take it! Luke Humphries had set up the prospect of an all-Red Dragon Quarter Final...with a 3-0 victory over another Luke in Woodhouse.

The Rockstar included a 160 checkout to break the throw in the 2nd leg, before wrapping up the set with a 74 finish....

Dobey stole the show with a remarkable comeback victory over the six-time champion