Overview
- He was presented with the Member of the Order of the British Empire at Windsor Castle by the Prince of Wales.
- The World Darts Championship begins Thursday at Alexandra Palace in London, where Humphries is set to compete.
- Humphries held the world No. 1 spot for nearly two years before being overtaken by Luke Littler in November.
- His résumé includes the 2024 world title over then 16-year-old Littler and eight major trophies, with a first Premier League crown this year.
- He said he is playing some of his best darts, credited his friendly rivalry with Littler for broadening the audience, and told the prince Ally Pally is the sport’s premier stage.