“Is that shown?” – Strange thing that Luke Humphries did with water caught on TV

Luke Humphries used bizarre to sip water out of his glass during his match against Connor Scutt.

The former world champion, 30, was in action on the European Darts Grand Prix In Sindelfingen, Germany.

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Cool Hand Luke sent comfortably from Scutt 6-1 on Saturday.

In addition to his good game, Humphries‘Strange drinking technology raised the eyes of fans.

During the competition, the Berkshire -Aas was determined not to use his hands while he sipped his water, bending forward to have a drink.

Asked about the incident after his victory, Humphries said: “Was that shown on the camera? It was … My hands were so sweaty and I didn’t want to touch the glass because it was like …”

The world No1 added: “There was so much moisture that I thought, if I grab it with my hands, it can …

“Look, it’s very hot here. It’s real, very difficult. It’s like you’re abroad when you’re on vacation.

“But you have to make the best of a bad situation, and I thought that if I don’t touch the glass, I will not add that moisture to my hands, and it worked!

“I didn’t know you were going to catch it on the camera. I hoped I did discreetly, but yes, I just tried to help a little.”

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In response to the gesture of Humphries, a fan wrote on X: “Could just use his left hand to choose on the glass.”

While a second joke made: “I now have to turn his nickname into” wet hand “Luke.”

Humphries was back in action on Sunday.

Cool Hand Luke was converted by 6-5 by Michael Smith.

List of all-time darts world champions

Below is a list of darts world champions per year.

The list does not Record winners from the pre-professional Darts Corporation (PDC) ERA or BDO world champions.

That means that Raymond van Barneveld, for example, is only mentioned once – Barney has also won four BDO titles – and none of the five BDO titles of Eric Bristow have been recorded.

• 1994 – Dennis Priestley
• 1995 – Phil Taylor
• 1996 – Phil Taylor (2)
• 1997 – Phil Taylor (3)
• 1998 – Phil Taylor (4)
• 1999 – Phil Taylor (5)
• 2000 – Phil Taylor (6)
• 2001 – Phil Taylor (7)
• 2002 – Phil Taylor (8)
• 2003 – John part
• 2004 – Phil Taylor (9)
• 2005 – Phil Taylor (10)
• 2006 – Phil Taylor (11)
• 2007 – Raymond van Barneveld
• 2008 – John Part (2)
• 2009 – Phil Taylor (12)
• 2010 – Phil Taylor (13)
• 2011 – Adrian Lewis
• 2012 – Adrian Lewis (2)
• 2013 – Phil Taylor (14)
• 2014 – Michael van Gerwen
• 2015 – Gary Anderson
• 2016 – Gary Anderson (2)
• 2017 – Michael van Gerwen (2)
• 2018 – Rob Cross
• 2019 – Michael van Gerwen (3)
• 2020 – Peter Wright
• 2021 – Gerwyn Price
• 2022 – Peter Wright (2)
• 2023 – Michael Smith
• 2024 – Luke Humphries
• 2025 – Luke Littler

Most world titles

• 14 – Phil Taylor
• 3 – Michael van Gerwen
• 2 – John Part, Adrian Lewis, Gary Anderson, Peter Wright
• 1 – Dennis Priestley, Raymond van Barneveld, Rob Cross, Gerwyn Price, Michael Smith, Luke Humphries, Luke Littler