"Kansas City simply have too many weapons and it's time for that team to now get on a roll."Thursday Night Football 'The Machine', beaten in three finals at the Grand Slam, including last year against Jose De Sousa, went two legs better than Cross' seven-leg burst - reeling off nine in succession after the young Austrian had taken the opener. "It will be another really tough match," he added. "We've had some close matches with them this year and if we play our best hopefully we'll come out on top."Don't forget to follow us onskysports.com/tennisour Twitter account@skysportstennis Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player