Top 6 Contender ENGLAND Right-handed

Rob Cross

"Voltage"

Cross completed the ultimate fairy-tale rookie season in 2018, transitioning from full-time electrician to PDC World Champion in his debut year. Defeated Phil Taylor 7-2 in Taylor's final professional match, and has since added the World Matchplay and two European Championships.

🎂 Born: 1990-09-21 (Pembury, Kent, England) 🎯 Throw: Right-handed ⚖️ Darts: 21g (Target Darts) 📅 Verified: 2026-10-03
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Fact-Checked & Verified (2026-10-03)
Information independently cross-referenced with PDC regulatory releases, Alexandra Palace venue policies, and official broadcast contracts for 2026/27 Tournament Specifications.

At A Glance: Player Summary

PDC Rank Top 6 Contender
Darts Weight 21g
Televised 9-Darters 1
World Champ Best World Champion (2018)

🎯 Darts Equipment & Setup Specifications

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Rob Cross throws custom-engineered darts designed in partnership with Target Darts. Here are the exact tournament specifications:

Manufacturer / Brand Target Darts
Model Series Target Rob Cross Generation 1 / Generation 2
Barrel Weight 21g
Tungsten Composition 90% Tungsten
Barrel Profile & Grip Straight parallel barrel with classic ringed radial grooves and clean tactile release
Shafts / Stems Target Pro Grip Short
Flights Target Rob Cross Signature Standard No.6
Points Target Swiss Point Silver (26mm)
Source Grounding Target Darts Official Player Equipment Specifications

🎵 Walk-On Music & Alexandra Palace Atmosphere

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OFFICIAL ENTRANCE ANTHEM

Hot Hot Hot by Arrow

Upbeat soca party tune setting a joyful, celebratory mood for Voltage's walk to the stage.

When Rob Cross walks down the ramp at Ally Pally, this track triggers full arena participation, setting the psychological tempo for the match.

💰 Career Prize Money & Financial Transparency

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OFFICIAL PDC TOURNAMENT WINNINGS £3,100,000+ career PDC prize money Firmly entrenched in top 6 of two-year Order of Merit
Prize Money vs. Estimated Net Worth:

Over £400,000 earned on World Championship stage alone.

Note on Media Net Worth Figures: Online estimates of sports stars' net worth often speculate on private investments and personal assets. In accordance with our fact-first editorial policy, we publish official audited PDC tournament prize money figures and advise readers that net worth is subject to taxation, agent commissions, and travel expenses.

🏆 PDC World Darts Championship History

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2018 Ally Pally Debut
9 Appearances
24 Matches Won
1 Televised 9-Darters

Tournament Highlights:

  • • 2018: World Champion on debut (beat MVG 6-5 in epic sudden-death semi-final, then beat Phil Taylor 7-2 in final)
  • • 2024: Semi-Finalist (lost 2-6 to Luke Littler in high-scoring clash)

Major Career Titles

  • 🏅 PDC World Darts Champion (2018)
  • 🏅 World Matchplay Champion (2019)
  • 🏅 2x European Championship (2019, 2021)
  • 🏅 New Zealand Darts Masters Champion
  • 🏅 World Cup of Darts Runner-Up

🎯 Nine-Dart Finishes

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Rob Cross has recorded 1 televised nine-dart finishes in professional competition:

  • 🎯 2023 Grand Slam of Darts (vs. Luke Humphries)

⚡ Playing Style & Technical Analysis

Deliberate, rhythmic pendulum release with exceptional mental fortitude in nerve-wracking fifth-set deciders.

Frequently Asked Questions About Rob Cross

What darts does Rob Cross use?

Rob Cross throws 21g 90% Tungsten darts manufactured by Target Darts (Target Rob Cross Generation 1 / Generation 2), fitted with Target Pro Grip Short and Target Rob Cross Signature Standard No.6.

What is Rob Cross's walk-on song?

Rob Cross's official walk-on anthem is "Hot Hot Hot by Arrow".

What is Rob Cross's career prize money?

Rob Cross has accumulated £3,100,000+ career PDC prize money in official PDC prize money winnings.

What is Rob Cross's best result at the World Darts Championship?

Rob Cross's best finish at Alexandra Palace is World Champion (2018).