Overview
- The three-time world champion, struck in a Den Bosch bar on Monday during King’s Day, was filmed in a brief altercation.
- Security pulled the attacker away as van Gerwen moved toward him, preventing any further clash.
- Van Gerwen said the man was drunk, later received an Instagram apology, then chose not to press charges.
- His management and the PDC said he did not provoke the incident and declined further comment.
- He returned to Premier League play in Aberdeen on Thursday with no reported injury, losing 6-3 to Luke Humphries, and the clip echoes a 2025 late-night scuffle in a Den Bosch kebab shop.