LUKE HUMPHRIES has been hailed as the most “humble guy” following his reaction after losing the Premier League Darts final.
Cool Hand Luke fell at the final hurdle to defend his title in the tournament at the .
Luke Littler was overcome with emotion after winning the Premier League Darts title Credit: PA
Luke Humphries went to console Littler despite losing the final Credit: x
, 31, played out a thriller with rival for the trophy and £350,000 prize money.
They went into a deciding leg after winning ten each throughout the game.
It was the Nuke that came out on top at the oche to take home the cash prize.
After landing the winning dart, Littler was full of emotion as he gave a passionate celebration on the stage.
He then broke down in tears after becoming overwhelmed which he would later reveal was due to him .
But Humphries showed his class immediately as he went over to .
This was despite him probably having his own frustrations .
Fans spotted the kind act from the former world no1 and reacted on social media.
Littler reclaimed the title after missing out on it last year Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
One posted: “Luke Humphries is a total class act, the ultimate in respect, support and true sportsmanship.”
A second wrote: “Unbelievable night of darts. is the most humble and genuine guy in darts.”
A third commented: “Luke Humphries is the classiest human born…you are a true champion.”
A fourth said: “Luke Humphries is probably one of the nicest men out there, true true class.”
Humphries insisted that darts is an emotional sport Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Littler pocketed £350,000 in prize money Credit: PA
Another added: “So classy from Luke Humphries to go over to a tearful .”
Humphries insisted that darts is an emotional game due to the time spent away from family and on the road.
He told Sky Sports: “It is emotional, you have seen it from Luke there.
“You are playing in big finals and it shows how much it means to us as players.
Littler celebrated with girlfriend Faith Millar after the result Credit: Taylor Lanning/PDC
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
“You are on the road for 16 or 17 weeks and I don’t get the chance to take my family with me. You want that trophy in your hands.
“It was a great final, one of the best the Premier League has seen. I am proud that I made it a tough game.”



