Humphries Honored with MBE at Prestigious Windsor Castle Ceremony
Luke Humphries, the 2023/24 World Champion, was honored with an MBE at a ceremony held at Windsor Castle. The Prince of Wales presented this award on Wednesday, recognizing Humphries for his significant contributions to the sport of darts.
Humphries’ Recognition and Achievements
Humphries’ accolade was part of the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours List, announced earlier this summer. At just 30 years old, he has become a key figure in the sport’s international expansion.
Significant Milestones in Darts Career
- 2019: World Youth Champion
- 2023: First PDC Premier event win at the World Grand Prix
- January 2024: Crowned World Champion after a record-breaking final against Luke Littler
- 2024: Triumphant in the World Matchplay and World Cup of Darts
- Retained the Players Championship Finals title in 2024
- 2024: Secured Premier League victory and a maiden World Masters win
Humphries expressed immense pride in receiving his MBE, calling it a “massive privilege and honour.” He credited his family for their unwavering support throughout his journey and emphasized the importance of his platform in darts.
Upcoming Competitions
Humphries is set to return to the competitive scene at the 2025/26 Paddy Power World Darts Championship. This prestigious tournament starts on December 11 at London’s Alexandra Palace. This year’s championship will feature an expanded field of 128 players and a staggering top prize of £1 million.
Humphries will begin his title defense on December 13, facing Ted Evetts in a match of former World Youth Champions. His remarkable accomplishments continue to elevate his status in the sport.
