Fallon Sherrock isn’t known for playing it safe — whether it’s her style, her game, or her sass. But her latest off-the-cuff comment has the darts world doing a double take — and the reactions are flying faster than a 180 finish.
It all went down during a post-match interview that was supposed to be standard fare. The usual questions: How do you feel? What’s next? What’s in your darts bag? But Fallon, never one to stick to the script, dropped a little grenade of truth that had fans choking on their crisps.
“I think some of the lads still don’t like losing to me,” she said, casually tossing a smile like it was no big deal. “Maybe they should practice more.”
Mic. Dropped.
The room fell silent for a second — and then the darts Twitterverse exploded.
Some fans cheered her on: “She said what we’re all thinking!” “Fallon just served it cold — and I LOVE it!” Others… not so much. “That’s disrespectful to the sport,” one user groaned. “Too cocky for someone who hasn’t won a major.”
Cue the great darts divide.
Players, too, were quick to weigh in. A few shrugged it off — “That’s Fallon being Fallon.” Others were noticeably chillier, calling for “mutual respect among professionals.” Translation: they didn’t like it one bit.
But let’s be real — she’s not wrong. Fallon’s meteoric rise has ruffled feathers since day one. A woman dominating on a stage that’s long been a boys’ club? That alone was enough to raise eyebrows. Add her confidence, charisma, and tendency to speak her mind? Boom — powder keg.
Of course, Fallon isn’t backing down. When asked to clarify the comment, she doubled down with a wink: “If the shoe fits…”
And there it is.
Love her or not, Fallon Sherrock knows exactly how to keep the spotlight on her — and how to keep the conversation going. She’s not just shaking up the scoreboard; she’s shaking up the culture. And for many, that’s exactly what the sport needs.
One thing’s for sure: darts hasn’t seen this much drama since someone forgot their lucky flights.
So… was Fallon out of line? Or just brutally honest? You be the judge.
