"I think it's limitless to where I can go." Hear from your PC27 champion Rob Cross, who continued his fine form with a second ProTour triumph of 2022 in Barnsley!
Clinical Cross confident after doubling Players Championship title tally for 2022: “There’s no limit to where I can go”
PDCSunday, 23 October 2022 at 09:12
Rob Cross produced a clinic of finishing as he saw off Peter Wright 8-4 in the final of Players Championship 27 in Barnsley.
Highlights were finishes of 164, 160 and 143 which he said ironically were parts to his game that were missing as of late but have no emerged in this run.
"It's funny because I was saying to my manager recently that I felt the only part of my game that's been missing of late has been my big finishing," said Cross.
"In the semi-finals I had to be at my best to get past Callan Rydz; he's got a lot of bottle.
"I'm enjoying spending time with my family, which is important. When the balance is right I can be dangerous.
"Going forward, I think there's no limit to where I can go."
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