Luke Humphries becomes only the fourth player to win the Grand Prix more than once.

Phil Taylor is the most successful player in World Grand Prix history, winning the tournament 11 times.

Michael van Gerwen is the next most successful player with six titles, with James Wade (twice) being the only other player to win it multiple times.

Luke Littler won it in 2025, Mike de Decker in 2024, Jonny Clayton in 2021 and Gerwyn Price did so in 2020.

Before that, there were also wins for Allan Warriner, Colin Lloyd, Robert Thornton and Daryl Gurney.

Have a read of Callum Matthews' report.

That's all from us tonight. Thanks for tuning in!

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

I think this is where experience counts. When you know you've won before, many times and in many ways. There's that belief of 'let's just see'.

He played his game and he won. Sometimes you have to just simplify it.

Price didn't. He tightened up a bit.

World Grand Prix winner Luke Humphries, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's kind of like I needed this to give me a bit of confidence. It's been a torrid 15 or 18 months, losing so many major finals. I felt like I had not much to give tonight. It was all about a moment where I felt I don't want to lose 6-0. Gezzy was amazing for those first three legs, absolutely insane. He is going to win a major title soon. It's just written in the starts for him.

"I don't feel like I was the best player. Sometimes the player that deserves to win doesn't.

"I'm just happy to get one back and happy to have those losses off my back.

"I felt like the biggest shot of my career was that 180, 105 out shot. As soon as I went 3-1 I kind of relaxed and thought 'I've got a few set, I've just got to win some more'. I let him back in and was thinking I'd thrown it away. It was a crazy game of darts. In my opinion, it was probably one of the better games in the Grand Prix we've seen in a long time."

On whether this can spark a winning run: "The sport is in such a special place that when you pick these trophies up they mean a lot more. When I was winning, I don't think there were so many good players. I'm happy to win a couple a year - one a year is great. To go on and win like I did is going to be tough. I don't think I can't do it, I'm just trying to pick up as many titles as I can. I worked incredibly hard, showed a lot of grit and determination. I think these are a lot sweeter than the ones you win with ease."

Gerwyn Price, speaking to Sky Sports: "Luke played brilliantly in the middle of the game but I still squandered so many opportunities. 3-0 up, then he's 4-3 up, I make it 4-4 then miss doubles. I missed too many opportunities. I felt it was a fantastic game and it was whoever took the opportunities. I missed quite a few at crucial times.

"Gutted I lost another one but I'll move on.

"I don't care. I'm enjoying darts, I'm enjoying life. Luke's a great player. I'm earning a great living, I've got the best family. I don't mind."

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

Luke Humphries has produced one of the great Grand Prix comebacks.

He was 3-0 down and he roared back at Gerwyn Price.

Luke Humphries was 3-0 down. Gerwyn Price had darts to make it 4-0.

Price's excellent starts eventually quietened and Humphries gained the momentum.

What a fightback to win.

Humphries wins the Grand Prixpublished at 21:55 BST 4 October

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Price 4-6 Humphries

What a way to win it from Luke Humphries!

107, 108 and 138 before 76 to finish. An 11-darter in the final leg.

Humphries wins the Grand Prix!

Dan Dawson
Commentator on Sky Sports

Luke Humphries is tearing off towards the title.

Another 160 start from Gerwyn Price under pressure.

He follows it up with 99 and 98, while Luke Humphries scores 57, 100 and 140 with his firt nine darts.

Humphries gets back in, breaks and goes one leg from victory.

No score for Gerwyn Price with his first three darts.

The Welshman is always chasing throughout this set and Luke Humphries wraps up the leg in 17 darts.

Humphries moves within two legs of victory.

John Part
Former PDC world champion on Sky Sports

It has been absolutely fantastic darts.

I said earlier that finals are long and they go one way and then the other and we've had that.

It is down to moments and we've just seen it with Luke Humphries taking that set against throw.

Wow. Sublime scoring when it matters from Luke Humphries.

152, 180, 137.

That leaves him on 32 while Gerwyn Price is still back on 180. He finds double 16 to go one set from winning the Grand Prix.

A 10-darter to take the set.

Oh!

Luke Humphries looks to take it to a decider but only finds the 16 as he tries to check out 48.

That leaves Gerwyn Price on 46 and he finds the six but misses tops twice for the set.

Humphries then checks out to take us to another decider.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

What a dart! He knows the situation. He knows that hurts Luke Humphries.

That is a massive moment in the match.

Gerwyn Price finds a 180 in the middle of this leg and it proves important.

He finds 92 in the end to wrap up the leg - crucial with Luke Humphries waiting on 60.

A huge celebration ensues from Price.

That was superb from Luke Humphries.

A 14-darter to level again.

Wayne Mardle
Former World Matchplay finalist on Sky Sports

Things are happening again for Gerwyn Price.

Yet another 170 to begin for Gerwyn Price.

He then follows it up with 100 and a 137.

He leaves 56 while Humphries is back on 267, but his opponent fires in a 140 to keep up the pressure.

Price finds the 16 and misses with his second dart, but the third is powered into tops to put him ahead again.