Luke Humphries has been installed as the 10/3 favourite to lift the coveted Sid Waddell Trophy for a second time next year following his World Darts Championship triumph in January.
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'Cool Hand' Luke will bid to become only the third player in PDC history to follow-up their maiden World Championship success by successfully defending the title 12 months later.
Adrian Lewis achieved the feat with his 2012 victory over Andy Hamilton - a year on from his sensational 7-5 triumph over Gary Anderson - whilst Anderson himself completed a world title double with victory over Phil Taylor in 2015 and then avenging his 2011 defeat to Lewis with a 7-5 win of his own in the 2016 showpiece.
We've installed Humphries - who captured four major TV titles in just three months at the end of the campaign - as the 11/4 favourite to go all the way in 2025, with beaten finalist Luke Littler second in the betting.
But with the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price and Michael Smith all chomping at the bit to add to their roll of honours on the grandest stage of them all, Humphries will know it will be a tall order to replicate his remarkable success of 2024.
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