Dave Chisnall claimed his second ProTour title of September, after winning the Players Championship 23 final in Leicester.
Chisnall defeated Chris Dobey 8-4 to claim victory at yesterday’s event, coming out on top of the 128-player field at the Mattioli Arena, to add to the Flanders Darts Trophy claimed earlier this month, and winning £15,000.
Speaking after the victory, he said: "The final was a tough battle, it wasn't a good game but I'm just happy to get over the line.
"I think my game is up there with the best in the world at the moment; I'm playing really well and my confidence is high.
"Six months ago I was losing first and second round matches but then I started to battle and I've won some big titles.
"There are some big events coming up and I normally have a good end to the year; I just need to get my TV form going now.
"I'm looking forward to the World Grand Prix; I've been hitting my doubles well so it should be a good one for me."
Chisnall began the day with comfortable victories over Callan Rydz, Dylan Slevin and Jeffrey Sparidaans before coming back from 5-3 down to defeat Madars Razma 6-5 in their last 16 tie.
The six-time TV event finalist then overcame Mervyn King 6-2 in the quarter-finals and Stephen Burton 7-4 in the semi-finals to set up a showdown with Dobey.
A scrappy contest saw both players struggle to replicate the form shown in the previous rounds, with a four-leg mid-match winning streak from Chisnall proving pivotal.
Chisnall has moved up to fifth in the World rankings following the victory.