On this day in ... 2019: Heta's breakout World Series title at Brisbane Darts Masters
PDCWednesday, 10 August 2022 at 16:30
In 'On this day in ...' DartsNews looks back on an event or performance of a player on a certain date. This time, a return to 10 August 2019.
Damon Heta pulled off an incredible shock in 2019 by winning the Brisbane Darts Masters. The Australian defeated all of the world's top players on his way to the final victory in Brisbane.
In the final of the Brisbane Darts Masters, Heta faced Rob Cross, the defending champion. Cross twice broke the deadlock and started the final leg at 7-7. The former world champion was unable to use that advantage and saw Heta walk away with the top prize.
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