Rydz on using World Championship disappointment after second PDC title win: “I said I’d come back with a vengeance”
PDCThursday, 21 October 2021 at 09:00
Callan Rydz claimed his second title of the year on Wednesday surging through to defeat Gabriel Clemens in the final of Day Two at PDC Super Series 7.
Rydz spoke afterwards and revealed that his loss at the World Championship to James Wade fuelled him.
"I've played consistently well all day, the final wasn't the best but I'm just glad to come through it," said Rydz.
"These tournaments are the hardest ones to win, you've got 128 of the world's best players in one room hitting huge averages, so to win another one shows I'm heading in the right direction.
"It's been a massive few months for my career. I think the best thing that happened to me was having a break after James Wade beat me at the World Championship.
"I said I'd come back with a vengeance and so far, so good."
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