⚡️ Rob Cross has made at least one TV final in every season that he has been a professional. He averages more than 2 TV final appearances per season 👏
Cross has reached at least one TV final every year of his professional career
PDCMonday, 07 August 2023 at 19:00
Rob Cross crowned himself the winner of the New Zealand Darts Masters last weekend. It was his second televised final of this season, after 'Voltage' finished second at the Masters in Milton Keynes in late January.
At least thanks to his television finals this year, the 32-year-old Englishman has already maintained a remarkable run. Since becoming a professional darter in 2017, he has made at least one television final every year.
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Cross reached the final of the European Darts Championship in 2017, after which he became world champion in 2018 and managed three more World Series finals. In 2019, Cross was in the finals of the Premier League Darts, World Matchplay, the European Darts Championship and the Brisbane Darts Masters. The year 2020 produced two finals, and in 2021 and 2022, the darter from Hastings was in a televised final once each. So this year, the tally already stands at two.
Incidentally, Cross has already been quite successful in his television finals. In total, he played a television tournament final sixteen times. Of these, he managed to finish six of them winningly.
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- This is the difference between other players and Phil Taylor. Phil would be completely motivated even before his walk on and didn't need anything else to do so.richieburnettrocks14-11-2024
- Still impressive though. Also literally everyone cares about averages that's what makes darts fascinating.medinabello14-11-2024
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- Maybe the supposed top players are burnt out from the endless travelling and tournaments, I just don't think they have the dedication or outright desire to win. I think they are more interested in the money and being popular, just keeping their rankings steady. The only thing that mattered to Phil Taylor was winning, not winning a few games to top up the money pot and seeking the fans attention. Maybe there is too many tournaments now and the enthusiasm is gone. This year especially has seen so many different winners and unexpected draws and line ups.richieburnettrocks14-11-2024