"I've played consistently well all day, the final wasn't the best but I'm just glad to come through it," said Rydz. "When a guy doesn't go home for six months, he might have his family with him, but if he's got parents and other family and you don't get a chance to see them, it's not easy at all," Shastri said. Even with Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown cruising towards a career year as the prime beneficiary of Lamar Jackson's deep ball, tight end Mark Andrews and rookie receiver Rashod Bateman completing a multi-talented pass-catching trio, and Sammy Watkins, Devin Duvernay and James Proche II providing depth, theBaltimore Ravens Rydz won the first senior title of his career in February when he beat Jonny Clayton 8-7 to claim the honours at Players Championship 2 in Bolton and in another keenly contested final he edged our Germany's Clemens for the £10,000 first price.