Humphries races into World Grand Prix last eight
Luke Humphries makes it through to the World Grand Prix quarter-finals, along with James Wade, Gian van Veen and Niels Zonneveld.
World number two Luke Humphries has secured his place in the World Grand Prix quarter-finals after defeating Jermaine Wattimena 3-0 in Leicester. The English player, who holds the top ranking, achieved three perfect 180s and a highest checkout of 129 during the match. Humphries expressed optimism about his chances, stating, "I've got a good chance of winning this.
At the moment I am a bit up and down, but if I can put that right I am going to be tough to beat." James Wade also advanced to the next round, triumphing 3-1 against Stephen Bunting. The tournament format requires players to start and finish each leg with a double, which Wade managed effectively. In the quarter-finals, Humphries will face Niels Zonneveld, who beat Gary Anderson 3-1.
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