| Rob Cross | ||
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| Birthday: | 21. September 1990 |
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| Lives in: | Hastings, England | |
| Born at: | Pembury, England | |
| Nickname: | Voltage | |
| Darts: | 21g Target Rob Cross | |
| Walk-On-Music: | Hot Hot Hot (Arrow) | |
| Organisation: | PDC | |
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Rob Cross started to play darts as a child and 2015 for the first time took part in an international tournament - the Winmau world Masters. In 2016 he started his PDC career with taking part as an amateur qualifier in the UK Open. He lost under the last 32 against Michael van Gerwen who threw a nine-darter in the match. After the tournament he joined the PDC Challenge Tour, won three of the events and got as first of the Challenge Tour ranking at the end of the season a Tour Card. In 2017 Cross again took part in the UK Open and reached the fifth round. He won four Players Championships, reached twice the finals of European Tour Events and played himself into the final of the European Championship where he once again lost to Michael van Gerwen. Cross qualified as well for the World Matchplay, the World Grand Prix, the Grand Slam of Darts and the Players Championship Finals and as 20. of the Order of Merit for the PDC World Championship 2018 where he'll gave his debut against the winner of the Preliminary Round match between Segio Asada and Gordon Mathers and in the end was the surprise winner of the tournament.
While 2018 was not really a successfull year for Cross he in 2019 won the World Matchplay and the European Championship and was the runner-up of the UK Open and the Premier League. But overall he lacked consistency and was eliminated in the second round of the World Championship 2020 by Kim Huybrechts. Since 2021 he slowly seems to get better and often reaches the later stages of tournaments. He won the European Championship 2021 and stood in the finals of the Players Championship Finals 2022 and of the Masters 2023.
Results
Major Events
| PDC World Championship | Winner | 2018 |
| World Masters | Last 48 | 2015 |
| World Matchplay | Winner | 2019 |
| World Grand Prix | Last 16 | 2019, 2021 |
| UK Open | Final | 2019 |
| Grand Slam of Darts | Quarterfinals | 2017, 2021 |
| Premier League | Final | 2019 |
| European Championship | Winner | 2019, 2021 |
| Players Championship Finals | Final | 2022 |
| PDC World Cup of Darts | Final | 2020 |
| The Masters | Final | 2023 |
| Champions League | Group Stage | 2018 |
| World Series of Darts Final | Final | 2020 |
Beside Cross won several Players Championships and 2018 the World Series event in Brisbane.