"Theo is a hugely significant signing for us at the Giants," Watson said. "He's a player with a huge desire to win and be the best and has a never-say-die attitude who demands the team to compete hard on every play by leading with his actions. But Akpejiori remains confident that he can return to Nigeria as a world champion. "To be second overall between van Aert and (world champion Julian) Alaphilippe is pretty good."Your sport. Your way. 8 dedicated channels Former world No 1s Adam Scott (90th) and Jason Day (114th), two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson (81st) and former Champion Golfer Zach Johnson (109th) were among the other players unable to progress to the BMW Championship, which gets underway at Caves Valley Golf Club in Maryland from Thursday.