Defending champion Luke Littler will look to retain his World Grand Prix title at the upcoming tournament, where he enters as the sport’s world No 1.
The World Grand Prix is distinguished by its double‑in, double‑out format, requiring players to start and finish each leg on a double, a rule that adds a strategic layer to the competition.
Among the field, former major winners Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, James Wade and Ross Smith have all been highlighted as possible threats to Littler’s bid for back‑to‑back crowns.
All four contenders bring extensive experience on the professional circuit, and each has previously demonstrated the ability to navigate the tournament’s demanding format.
With the title on the line and the unique scoring challenge in play, the event promises a compelling showdown between the world’s top darts players.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
