Dimitri Van den Bergh Faces Uphill Battle

Dimitri Van den Bergh is facing a tough challenge to qualify for the PDC World Darts Championship, with his current ranking of 56th in the ProTour Order of Merit as of the latest update.

The Belgian dart player has been struggling with consistency, and his form on the floor tournaments has been a major concern, with Vincent van der Voort stating that his confidence is "very fragile".

Van der Voort believes that Van den Bergh's talent is still there, but he needs to find a way to perform consistently, especially in the upcoming Players Championships and qualifiers.

The deficit Van den Bergh has built up on the ProTour Order of Merit is significant, and Damian Vlottes pointed out that it will be tough for him to make up the gap, with a top-forty spot needed to keep World Championship prospects alive.

Van der Voort agreed, saying that the task is even tougher for Van den Bergh due to his struggles with ProTours, where the bulk of ranking points will be earned in the coming months.

The World Cup showed glimpses of Van den Bergh's quality, but his inconsistency has been a major issue, and it remains to be seen if he can find a way to overcome it.

Vincent van der Voort stated that the chance of Van den Bergh making it to the World Championship is "not very big", citing his lack of confidence and consistency as major concerns.

Van der Voort also mentioned that Van den Bergh's structural problem with ProTours has been around for years, making it even harder for him to turn things around.

The pressure is mounting on Van den Bergh, and he needs to find a way to perform consistently if he wants to secure a spot in the World Championship, with the upcoming tournaments being crucial in determining his fate.