Luke Humphries nails incredible nine-darter to send fans wild with limbs everywhere at star-studded exhibition event

LUKE HUMPHRIES put on a show at a star-studded exhibition event as he nailed a perfect leg.

Cool Hand Luke sent the crowd into frenzy with nine perfect darts.

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Luke Humphries hit a nine-darter during an exhibition match against Stephen Bunting in Germany[/caption]

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Humphries was playing in Wetzlar Darts Gala at the Buderus Arena[/caption]

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He celebrated with his arms outstretched after hitting the 141 checkout[/caption]

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Fans inside the arena went crazy[/caption]

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Everyone was on their feet for the incredible moment[/caption]

Humphries was in Germany to take part in the Wetzlar Darts Gala at the Buderus Arena.

He was one of many top stars that took part in the exhibition which included the likes of Stephen Bunting, Adrian Lewis, Martin Schindler and Jonny Clayton.

And it was during his match with Bunting that he produced something special to entertain the raucous fans.

The world number one put together two maximums and a 141 checkout, sharing the sensational reaction of fans on his Instagram story.

Humphries has made four nine-darters during his professional career, but is yet to register one in a televised event.

Unfortunately for Humphries, this is a exhibition event and so won’t count towards his career tally.

The superstar thrower previously managed THREE nine-darters in just over two months back in 2023, while his fourth came in the Baltic Sea Darts Open against Rob Cross last year.

Although there’s no cash prize or notch on the record for Humphries this time, there’s never a bad time to stitch together a perfect leg.

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And the 2024 World Champion will be hoping that his form will carry on into the first big event of the year as he gears up for next week’s Bahrain Darts Masters.

Humphries had a disappointing World Championship, heading out in the fourth round to Peter Wright.

But he still remains one of the favourites for the Bahrain Masters, a competition he lost in the quarter-finals of last year.

Luke Littler will remain the favourite to retain his trophy in Bahrain after his success at the World Championship earlier this month.