Killington on good start to ProTour return including Cross win: "I felt on top of the world"

George Killington has made a good start to life back on the ProTour including a victory over Rob Cross on Saturday afternoon in a 6-1 triumph.

Killington spoke to Tungsten Tales about return to life on the ProTour and that victory over 'Voltage'.

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"The better you're playing the more you fancy yourself, I'm over the moon, it was a good start," said Killington to Tungsten Tales.

"Last time I had my Tour Card, I felt good but I just wasn't getting the results. I was coming away and if I had one win in a weekend, I was doing alright and that was the main goal to not make the numbers up.

"I feel when I'm playing well I deserve to have a Tour Card and I just wanted to play like I should be. It's finally starting to come together."

"Last time I played Rob Cross, he beat me 6-1. He probably doesn't remember playing me last time, I definitely haven't forgot it. To get in the game and play like that was brilliant.

"I've never won a game on a stream board, I've been in so many positions to win a game so to get my first win with a 98 average, against Rob Cross, I felt on top of the world."

He also qualified for the European Tour which he was glad to get out the way.

"Last time I had a Tour Card, I only qualified for one European Tour and that was quite late on in the two years. So now to get back in and qualify for the first one, it's a massive weight off the shoulders."

"I want to qualify for all of them but the worry of getting one done, that's now out the way."