Dimitri van den Bergh shocks Mensur Suljovic in straight sets victory for World Youth Champion
NewsThursday, 28 December 2017 at 14:49
Dimitri van den Bergh has continued the shocks at the World Championship, he disposed of the number 5 seed and a friend in Mensur Suljovic by 4 sets to 0 to reach his first ever World Championship Quarter-Final in a back end to the year that has been brilliant for the Belgian ace.
The World Youth Champion averaged 96.7 and hit six 180's as he thrashed the Champions League winner and the number 5 seed to continue a brilliant run at the Alexandra Palace and a run that could be ground breaking for the Dreammaker who keeps his dreams alive and will next play the winner of the next game between John Henderson and Rob Cross
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/946391899560120321
The World Youth Champion averaged 96.7 and hit six 180's as he thrashed the Champions League winner and the number 5 seed to continue a brilliant run at the Alexandra Palace and a run that could be ground breaking for the Dreammaker who keeps his dreams alive and will next play the winner of the next game between John Henderson and Rob Cross
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/946391899560120321
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