The Iceman is the defending champion having won the tournament for the first time in Coventry last year, and having watched on as two of the world's top three crashed out on Monday, he entered Tuesday's action as the red-hot favourite to reclaim his title. were great teammates & friends. Wishing you so much love from the Bob Willis Fund, Lauren (Bob's Wife) and David (Bob's Brother). Stay positive and thank you for urging men to be aware of their@ProstateUKIt affects 1 in 8 men and not just 🏏 heroes. 💙https://t.co/6Eam2zttRipic.twitter.com/l2R4ICmXG9 "It was more of a fight; battling in games, the work ethic, the character side. He had to take in heavy blows in games and he really applied himself to the mental and physical side. I think just that whole process of being away from Arsenal and taking on the challenge of Huddersfield was pure testament to his character. "Huddersfield at the time were in a situation languishing around the bottom four or five places in the Championship, so points were key. So he was coming into a different playing style, living away from home again, and he had to develop another side to his game.