Littler rules Prague and denies Humphries a hat-trick at the Czech Darts Open
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- World No. 1 Luke Littler defeated world No. 2 Luke Humphries 8-6 in the Czech Darts Open final in Prague.
- The 19-year-old reigning two-time world champion denied Humphries a third consecutive title and earned ยฃ35,000.
Luke Littler ruled the Czech Darts Open in Prague, defeating fellow Englishman Luke Humphries 8-6 in a dramatic final.
The victory denied Humphries the third consecutive title he had been seeking at the tournament in Pragueโs Letลany district.
Littler, the reigning two-time world champion and the worldโs top-ranked player, collected a ยฃ35,000 prize, worth about 985,000 Czech koruna.
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