Van den Bergh looks back on maiden World Series titles: "I don't want to be arrogant but nobody had a chance to beat me"

In late August, Dimitri van den Bergh was part of the PDC representatives that headed over to play in the New South Wales Darts Masters and took a visit to a local zoo with his family while in Wollongong.

"Now you can see all these amazing creatures and animals. It's really cool, never really seen one with my own eyes," said Van den Bergh on The Darts Show.

Heading into next weekend's World Series of Darts Finals, Van den Bergh is top seed and he looks back with satisfaction on his efforts this season.

"Before Australia started and before we got the call up to come here, it was already a massive experience in winning two out of two. That was like wow what I've done, managing to win one was incredible and the way I've managed to win them as well, I don't want to be arrogant but nobody had a chance to beat me. That's how well I've performed in those two."

"Being as Number One, hard work pays off. Results are coming and that's why you work so hard for."