Luke Humphries breezes past ‘legend’ Paul Lim to set up Clemens clash
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- Luke Humphries secured a decisive 3-0 victory over 71-year-old Paul Lim in the third round of the PDC World Championship, showcasing his dominance by winning the first eight legs before Lim managed to score. This match highlighted Lim's remarkable journey as the oldest player in the tournament, following his historic first-round win against Jeffrey de Graaf.
- Humphries, currently ranked third in the world and the reigning champion, expressed respect for Lim, who has captivated audiences with his performances at Alexandra Palace. This victory sets Humphries up for a clash against Clemens, further solidifying his status in the tournament.
- The match underscores the generational dynamics in professional darts, with Humphries representing the new wave of talent while Lim's achievements at 71 challenge perceptions of age in competitive sports. Lim's earlier victory against de Graaf marked a significant milestone, reflecting the ongoing evolution of the sport and the potential for players of all ages to compete at high levels.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
