'It's a really good win' - Vincent van der Voort overjoyed with win over Steve Beaton
NewsSaturday, 23 December 2017 at 12:00
Vincent van der Voort is through to Round 3 of the World Championship after a 4-0 straight sets victory over Steve Beaton. His work outside of the oche to help his back problems has really helped with 'The Dutch Destroyer' smashing yet another opponent without a loss of a set with Dave Chisnall before 'The Bronzed Adonis'.
In that victory, he hit his best ever average in the tournament of 101.17 coupled with seven 180's. This should put him in good stead for a battle with either Raymond van Barneveld or Kyle Anderson with either being a tricky opponent for the Dutchman and he spoke afterwards of his joy of winning against Steve.
"It's a really good win - I put Steve under pressure from start to finish so I'm a happy man," said Van der Voort.
"I think I calmed down after two sets, I was at my best but it's hard to keep that level up, I knew I was in good shape but I just had to keep it going."
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/944219788003495936
In that victory, he hit his best ever average in the tournament of 101.17 coupled with seven 180's. This should put him in good stead for a battle with either Raymond van Barneveld or Kyle Anderson with either being a tricky opponent for the Dutchman and he spoke afterwards of his joy of winning against Steve.
"It's a really good win - I put Steve under pressure from start to finish so I'm a happy man," said Van der Voort.
"I think I calmed down after two sets, I was at my best but it's hard to keep that level up, I knew I was in good shape but I just had to keep it going."
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/944219788003495936
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