"Really and truly, I think that is the biggest killer for a coach. Coaches can lose, coaches can do all kinds of things but if you lose the dressing room then it becomes really tough. "I am a champion, I am a winner, and I don't want to be going to tournaments where I'm celebrating just getting through the first round. Durrant is a winner, he's a champion. He has enjoyed sustained success for much of the last decade, therefore his subsequent slump has left him planning for the future after being plunged into unknown territory. For Wright, it's another title onto a CV that already has the World Matchplay, the UK Open and the World Championship, but for 48-year-old Henderson watching the deciding singles match backstage, it was his first PDC individual title and when Wright sank the winning double, the tears began to flow.