DARTS bosses are set to offer support and counselling to struggling Callan Rydz.
The Newcastle thrower – a 2022 world championship quarter-finalist – was thrashed 6-1 by Kim Huybrechts in the first round of Czech Darts Open on Friday.
After that match, the 24-year-old posted an X-rated message on Facebook, apologising for his loss and claiming he was in "one horrible f***ing place".
The North East ace also revealed he was deeply upset that fans had attacked him for his poor performance in the Czech Republic.
Representatives at the PDC have told SunSport that they have reached out to Rydz to check in on his mental state.
And the Professional Darts Players Association has a range of services behind-the-scenes that can help "The Riot" during these difficult moments.
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Rydz, the world No25, wrote on social media: "I’m sorry for playing s***.
"You think I want to go up and play like that all the time?
"I'm struggling f***ing mentally and physically. I don't know what to do anymore.
"Am sorry (to) everyone who even watched that.
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"But telling me to f* off, call me a c*, and all that because I lost.
“I’m trying to make a living off this game, so I can retire (as) quick as I f***ing can.
"Again, I am sorry."
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