"If I don't start winning games, I have got to look at what the outcomes are going to be. I don't want to [walk away], I want to be a dart player, but you cannot be blinkered in thinking: 'This is going to come back'. Murray, who suffered a second round defeat to Tiafoe at the Winston-Salem Open in August, showed how far he has come in the last couple of months as he gained revenge with a 7-6 (7-2) 6-7 (7-9) 7-6 (10-8) victory. On a weekly basis Vinkhumbo has made the best attackers in the league falter. The Malawi international is top of league's defensive charts, with 59 interceptions and 90 turnovers. "It is difficult in the moment. It was a frustration but that is the game. I did not like it but I did not have a choice. It is behind me and now I just focus on the new season."