DARTS World Cup star Kim Huybrechts has been fined and received a warning for threatening behaviour towards his Belgium team-mate.
Two complaints were launched against Huybrechts by his team-mates Mike De Decker and Dimitri van den Bergh.
Kim Huybrechts has been fined £1,500 for inappropriate behaviour[/caption] Mike De Decker received threats from Huybrechts[/caption]Huybrechts is alleged to have slapped De Decker across his face following a match in Barnsley in November.
He had to be restrained as he threatened De Decker saying: “I will destroy you!
“I swear, this has been on my mind for a long time. You are the first on my list. And your mother too.”
Prior to that incident tensions were high at the World Cup of Darts as team-mates Huybrechts and Van Den Bergh did not even look at each other.
It is believed that is because of another threat Huybrechts made to De Decker.
He is alleged to have said: “Mike, who knows you might still throw the World Cup this year. You never know when someone falls down the stairs.”
The Darts Regulation Authority investigated the complaints and has found Huybrechts guilty with the 38-year-old handed a £1,500 fine.
He has also received a formal warning so reportedly faces a suspension if another incident occurs.
Dimitri Van den Bergh filed a complaint against Huybrechts[/caption]CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS
After fans noticed tension between Huybrechts and Van Den Bergh at the World Cup the pair released a statement to assure fans they were working on their differences.
It read: “Following last night’s win at the My Diesel Claim World Cup of Darts, we have sat down to discuss our recent differences.
“Whilst some issues remain to be resolved in the fullness of time, we are both fully committed to doing our best as a team to win the World Cup of Darts for Belgium, and to represent ourselves, our families and our country in the best light.
“That begins with tonight’s game against China, and our focus is now on preparing for that match as a team.”