World champion Luke Humphries conceded simply 11 legs throughout 5 matches to win his second Czech Open title in Prague.
Humphries defeated Luke Littler 7-4 within the semi-finals earlier than thrashing Belgium’s Kim Huybrechts 8-1 in Sunday’s ultimate.
He had earlier claimed a trio of 6-2 wins over Ritchie Edhouse, Gian van Veen and Mike de Decker, avenging his defeat by the Dutchman in final week’s World Grand Prix ultimate.
Humphries seized the initiative early within the decider with back-to-back 16-dart legs, just for Huybrechts to halve the deficit in leg three.
However Humphries then threw three consecutive 12-darters to take management of the match and go on to assert his seventh European Tour title.
“Once I beat Ritchie Edhouse on Saturday I felt good, however I felt I wanted a spark and I discovered it right this moment,” he mentioned.
“Once I beat Gian I felt that spark once more, however I nonetheless know there’s one other stage in me and I imagine I can get higher.”
Littler’s passage to the final 4 included a brand new tournament-record common of 116.51 in a 6-3 success over Damon Heta within the final 16.
The 17-year-old then beat Michael van Gerwen 6-1 within the quarter-finals, regardless of the Dutchman posting a median of 112.19 in defeat – the very best shedding common in European Tour historical past.
