Humphries to face Price in World Grand Prix final
World number two Luke Humphries clinched his spot in the final of the World Grand Prix with a 5-3 victory over James Wade where he will face Gerwyn Price after his 5-2 win over Nathan Aspinall.
World number two Luke Humphries advanced to the World Grand Prix final after defeating James Wade 5-3 in the semi-final. Humphries, averaging 96.92 and throwing 10 180s, secured his fourth consecutive final appearance. He will face Welshman Gerwyn Price in the final on Sunday evening in Leicester, following Price's 5-2 victory over Nathan Aspinall in the other semi-final.
Humphries expressed his pride in making four straight Grand Prix finals, emphasizing that winning the trophy would validate his history. He told Sky Sports that he must repeat his performance to claim the title, as he has missed several major finals in the past. Meanwhile, Price reflected on his win, acknowledging that Aspinall's interactions with the enthusiastic crowd were frustrating for him, but he remained focused on his performance.
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