Peter Wright Stuns Luke Humphries at World Darts Championship full details 

Peter Wright Stuns Luke Humphries at World Darts Championship full details 

In a stunning turn of events at the 2024/25 PDC World Darts Championship, reigning champion Luke Humphries was eliminated by two-time titleholder Peter Wright in a decisive 4-1 match at Alexandra Palace.

Entering the fourth-round encounter, Humphries, the world number one, was favored to win. However, Wright, known as “Snakebite,” defied expectations by delivering an exceptional performance, averaging nearly 101 and achieving a 70% success rate on his doubles.

The match was not only a display of high-caliber darts but also a testament to sportsmanship. Following the game, Wright revealed that during their post-match embrace, Humphries expressed frustration with media portrayals, clarifying that certain comments attributed to him were misrepresented. Wright acknowledged Humphries’ sentiments, emphasizing the mutual respect between them.



This victory propels Wright into the quarter-finals, where he is set to face Stephen Bunting, who secured his spot with a commanding 4-0 win over Luke Woodhouse.

Wright, reflecting on his resurgence, expressed confidence in his ability to compete at the highest level, aiming for a third world title.

Humphries’ early exit has significant implications for the tournament landscape. With the defending champion out, the field is now more open, presenting opportunities for other contenders to vie for the prestigious Sid Waddell Trophy. Notably, rising star Luke Littler remains in contention, having survived a thrilling 4-3 match against Ryan Joyce, further intensifying the competition.



The championship continues to captivate fans worldwide, with upcoming matches promising further excitement and potential upsets. As the tournament progresses, all eyes will be on whether Wright can maintain his momentum and secure another title, or if a new champion will emerge from the remaining contenders.

For those eager to follow the unfolding drama, the quarter-final matchups are as follows:

Chris Dobey vs. Gerwyn Price

Michael van Gerwen vs. Callan Ry

Peter Wright vs. Stephen Bunting

Luke Littler vs. Nathan Aspinall