Luke Littler beats Luke Humphries 16-11 to win Grand Slam of Darts title
Littler became new world number one for first time after reaching final
Teenager overtakes Humphries
Littler also won title last year and has never lost at Grand Slam
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Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
That's all from this live text and what a day it's been for Luke Littler.
He's retained the Grand Slam of Darts he won last year and became the youngest PDC number one in history.
Read more about his story to number one and how he toppled Luke Humphries in the final.
Who can believe we are just 25 days away from the World Championships at the Ally Pally?!
The draw for the World Championships is on 24 November so we'll then see everyone's routes to the final.
You know it's Christmas once we have darts on the TV every day in December.
Can't wait!
Image source, Getty ImagesLuke Littler is the world number one. Here are the new world rankings:
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It is simply relentless from The Nuke - he always finds another gear, another level. 160 checkout vs 4? No problem. Simply outstanding and well deserved World Number 1 and likely retaining Grand Slam champion.
Paul, Manchester
Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
Of course, others can win the World Championships...
I do realise my mistake here!
Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
Fighting talk there from Luke Humphries. We love to see it!
Who will win the World Championship? Thumbs up for Luke Littler or down for Humphries.
Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
Luke Humphries talking to Sky Sports: "I am really proud. It is three finals on the trot I've lost. I'm ready for the Worlds now. I am going to win the Worlds.
"I am declaring war on him. I'm playing good. Tiredness just crept in at the end there. We're going to go to war at the World Championships, we'll see who is the one there.
'I said to him he deserves everything he gets. He's a massive advocate for darts. I've never really felt like world number one, I've never felt like I've got the attention I deserve. He's such an incredible player."
Do you feel like you two are in a league of your own: "Yeah, I do. I don't feel arrogant saying that. What can us two do? We're on opposite sides of the draw and people can stop us. I am trying to stop him and I can't. It is up to everyone else to stop us. At the moment us two are playing a level of this sport that is better than everyone else. I want to play another world final against him."
Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
More from Luke Littler on the World Championships to Sky Sports: "Everyone is going to battle for it and me and Luke will. Everyone is looking at the million pounds. Luke wants to get the title back and I want to go back-to-back. We don't even look at the money. These titles don't come around often.
"People look back on the history and see the Grand Slam, the Players and then the Worlds. You can't go off that and expect someone to win the Worlds. It's not that easy. We go to Minehead next week and see what happens there."
Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
Luke Littler, speaking to Sky Sports: "I've got to say it was a tough job getting up this morning. No one likes playing in the afternoon but you have to get through it. Once I got over the line, I knew I was number one.
"Luke played amazingly. It was a weird game. Glad to go back-to-back. We're never going to run away with anything. Do the hard work up until the final but then relax and let them go.
"The 160 to go in the break at 11-9. I was gone first six darts of that leg. He tried to hit the 170 and he said 'that's what happens when you try and hit it'."
Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
Luke Littler collects the trophy he won this time last year.
He wants to keep the crowd in suspense with the trophy lift but the confetti is popped early!
He pockets £150,000 for his win.
Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
Applause for Luke Humphries as he collects his runner-up trophy and £70,000.
Not bad.
Result: Humphries 11-16 Littler
Luke Littler is yet to be beaten in this competition.
Yes, I know he's only played twice in it but that is still some achievement.
Humphries 11-16 Littler
LUKE LITTLER WINS AGAIN!
He leaves 96 and goes treble 20, 18 and double nine.
It's too easy for him.
Humphries 11-15 Littler
Luke Humphries wires the bull but no drama there, he takes out 25 with nine and double eight.
Humphries 10-15 Littler
Here we go then.
Is this the final leg of the night?
Humphries 10-15 Littler
Luke Littler is showing us exactly why he's world number one.
Humphries 10-15 Littler
Luke Humphries is nowhere to be seen as Luke Littler lands the double 10 to move one away.
Humphries shakes his head as he walks off stage at the break.
Humphries 10-14 Littler
Luke Littler goes 180 and 180.
Can he? No, he can't. Booooooo.
Humphries 10-14 Littler
Is Luke Humphries looking a bit dejected now?
Luke Littler tries to rub salt in the wounds by taking out a 138. Littler returns and misses three doubles but Humphries is flat.
Littler needs double three for 14-10 and he finds it.
Humphries 10-13 Littler
Both men trade 140s but Luke Humphries has a small chance on 131 but he misses the double 20.
Luke Littler makes him pay by taking out 79.