Luke Humphrez number one Luke Humphrez, world champion Locke Litler 6-4, defeated the fourth night of the Premier League in Exter.
Humphrez, 30, came from 3-1 to a victory over the 18-year-old, who was in great condition in his previous match despite his suffering from the cold.
This was the victory on the second night of the Humphrez league leader, who won the opening match in Belfast before losing the Glasgow final against the teenager.
Littler was second in Humphries in the 2024 World Finals, but he won the Premier League last year.
This was the first victory for the separation of Humphrez in seven matches in the Premier League against his English teammate.
“Look played great tonight, and he did not play a great role in the final match, but I managed to move in gas, as I did in the other two games, directly at the end of the game,” Humphrez said.
“He sat on 15 points after four weeks, this is the beginning of a dream for me and I hope that I can continue to push and continue points to ensure a place in the first four places, because this is all that really matters.”
Humphries hit two amazing exit operations – 167, followed by 116 – to extract 6-5 wins against Rob Kroos in the semi -finals.
Littler Nathan Aspine saw 6-2 with an average of 109, after reaching 112 in his opening defeat of Stephen Punting.
The teenager achieved a maximum of 10-a record in this Coordination in the Premier League out of 11-in the 6-3 victory over Bunting, which reached six 180 years.
