Luke Humphrez shot an amazing return Johnny Clayton to win World Masters 6-5 in a final match.
It seemed that the English language in the first world was wandering to victory at 5-2 before his Welsh opponent beat three consecutive groups to compel a decision in Milton Keynes.
A dramatic conclusion decreased to the last possible leg before Humphries, 29, eventually Double 20 to seal the first prize of 100,000 pounds.
Humphrez said: “This double upper part – my head was shaken, and my heart was beating before he entered.”
“When he went to 5-5, I am not a negative person but I thought the game might have gone to me there.”
It is a seventh main title in 15 months for Humphries, which came out in the 16th of last December when he was looking to keep his world title.
Clayton, who beat the new world champion Locke Locke in the last eight, has returned to his best as he is looking to restore the master's title he won in 2021.
“I finally thought that I might win, but it was not daily,” said 50 -year -old.
“Such games, you need a winner, and one must lose and this is a shame. But all the credit for Luke, a great person, a great player, plays for him.”
Humphrez, who lost only four groups on the road to the final, defeated Danny Nobbert 5-2 in the last four groups, while Clayton won the same result against Dimitri van Den Berg.
