Mike De Decker Wins World Grand Prix Final

Mike De Decker achieved a stunning upset by defeating world No. 1 Luke Humphries 6-4 to win the World Grand Prix darts final, marking a historic victory as he became the first Belgian to claim this title. De Decker, who started the tournament unseeded at 36th in the PDC Order of Merit, showcased remarkable skill by overcoming top players including Damon Heta and Gary Anderson en route to the final. Despite Humphries taking an early lead in the match, De Decker maintained composure and regained control, ultimately winning the decisive legs. The final was filled with tension, with both players displaying impressive checkouts, including a 154 finish from De Decker. This victory not only elevates De Decker in the world rankings but also assures his participation in the upcoming Grand Slam of Darts. The match has been hailed as one of the biggest shocks in darts history, solidifying De Decker's emergence as a formidable competitor in the sport.