Vincent van der Voort could not enjoy his second round success for long due to being pulled for doping test
NewsFriday, 22 December 2017 at 18:43
More than two hours after reaching the third round at the World Championship, Vincent van der Voort did not have a moment to enjoy his successful win over 'The Bronzed Adonis' Steve Beaton.
After his 3-0 victory over Dave Chisnall in the first round, 'Fast Vinnie' did not lose a set again when facing Steve Beaton. With a great average of 101.17 Van der Voort was too strong in sets for the former Lakeside champion 4-0.
After the press obligations, the 42-year-old Dutchman was taken by doping inspectors for a doping test. It does not want to run smoothly, because Van der Voort has not delivered his pee more than an hour and a half later, he says to Dartsnieuws.com.
Van der Voort tells us that he starts on 'round three'. There is 45 minutes between each round, just as long as enough urine has been taken.
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/944219788003495936
After his 3-0 victory over Dave Chisnall in the first round, 'Fast Vinnie' did not lose a set again when facing Steve Beaton. With a great average of 101.17 Van der Voort was too strong in sets for the former Lakeside champion 4-0.
After the press obligations, the 42-year-old Dutchman was taken by doping inspectors for a doping test. It does not want to run smoothly, because Van der Voort has not delivered his pee more than an hour and a half later, he says to Dartsnieuws.com.
Van der Voort tells us that he starts on 'round three'. There is 45 minutes between each round, just as long as enough urine has been taken.
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/944219788003495936
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