I’d like to be the first one to do it

Luke humphries It seems that he is on the road to creating the history of PDC, becoming the first player who broke the barrier by two million pounds in global rankings. Currently amounts to 1 904 250 pounds on request PDC Merit.

Last weekend, Humphries took the title in 2025 PDC Winmau World Masters In Milton Keynes, defeating Jonny Clayton 6-5 in an exciting final. As a result, “Cool Hand Luke” added 100,000 pounds to his world ranking. Now Humphries is less than 100,000 pounds from breaking the magic barrier. Humphries could do this next month if he manages to win the open Great Britain.

Although Humphries swears that he is driven by trophies, not money, he admits that he still hopes that he will become the first player who has over two million prizes in his name. “Of course it would be really nice to do it,” he explained after winning Winmau World Masters. “This is not the goal you are looking at and you think I have to do it. The cash prize in darts will simply increase up and up in the next few years, I think everyone knows it. “

And as Humphries notes, with cash prizes in sport, it’s just a matter of time before someone reaches a landmark, whether he or not. “It will probably be a common thing, so someone will achieve a sign of 2 million pounds, whether I do it or not, but I would like to be the first to do it,” sums up the world world.