hall of fame., welcome to the program. we begin at alexandra palace in london, where it's been a tournament to remember at the world darts championship. luke humphries has been crowned the new world champion, after ending 16—year—old luke littler�*s sensational run. the world number1 coming through 7—4 in the final as matt graveling reports. the fairy tale is over for the 16—year—old from the north of england luke the nuke littler who falls at the final hurdle. luke humphreys had done so well in the six games before, really disposing all of his opponents with ease, including former world champions, including his idle and hero, three—time world champion from holland. he saw off rob cross who won in 2018. it was cool hand luke humphreys who leaves the competition with half £1 million in prize money. speaking to the press, 16—year—old luke littler said he hopes anyone who's been inspired by hisjourney to the final, just go out there and get some darts, by dartboard and take up the sport. so, let's hea

hall of fame., welcome to the programme. we begin at alexandra palace in london, where it's been a tournament to remember at the world darts championship. luke humphries has been crowned the new world champion, after ending 16—year—old luke littler�*s sensational run. the world numberi coming through 7—4 in the final as matt graveling reports. the fairy tale is over for the 16—year—old from the north of england luke the nuke littler who falls at the final hurdle. luke humphreys had done so well in the six games before, really disposing all of his opponents with ease, including former world champions, including his idle, three—time world champion from holland. he's off rob cross who won in 2018. it was cool hand luke humphreys who leaves the competition with half £1 million in prize money. speaking to the press, 16—year—old luke littler said he hopes anyone who's been inspired by hisjourney he hopes anyone who's been inspired by his journey to the final, just go out there and get some darts, by dart

hall of fame.lo. welcome to the program. now, we begin at alexandra palace in london where it has been a tournament to remember at the world darts championship. luke humphries has been crowned the new world champion after ending 16—year—old luke littler�*s sensational run, the world number one coming through 7—4 in the final as matt graveling reports. the fairytale is over for the 16—year—old from the north of england, luke �*the nuke�* littler, who falls at the final hurdle. at the world championship of darts at the hand of luke humphreys. he had done so well in the six games before, really disposing all of his opponents with ease, including former world champions, including his idle and hero, the three—time world champion from holland. in the semifinals, he saw off rob cross who won in 2018. he was not really challenged until tonight when he came up against an opponent who was cool against an opponent who was cool, calm and collected. it was cool hand luke humphreys who leaves the competition wit

hall of fame.. we begin at alexandra palace in london, where it's been a tournament to remember at the world darts championship. luke humphries has been crowned the new world champion,

hall of fame.ace in london where it has been a tournament to remember at the world darts championship. luke humphries has been crowned the new world champion

hall of fame., where it's been a tournament to remember at the world darts championship. luke humphries has been crowned the new world champion,

hall of fame.new world champion, after ending 16—year—old luke littler�*s sensational run.

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