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Littler’s on top of World
Daily Mirror UK
|October 13, 2025
LUKE LITTLER gained Major revenge over Luke Humphries as he motored to his first World Grand Prix title.
The reigning world champion was close to his sparkling best at times as he won a one-sided contest 6-1in Leicester last night, five months on from losing the Premier League decider to the world No1.
He danced with the trophy in his hands as his walk-on song boomed out after condemning Humphries to defeat.
Littler (above with the trophy) had said in the buildup this was the next Major he wanted to add to his impressive collection.
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