LONG LIVE THE QUEEN! Fallon Sherrock Stuns Darts World by Ending Beau Greaves’ 114-Match Winning Streak!

The darting world has a new—and yet very familiar—shaking of the hierarchy. In a result that will be discussed for years to come, Fallon Sherrock has once again reminded the globe why she is the ultimate “big stage” player. On March 21, 2026, during the PDC Women’s Series Event Five, the “Queen of the Palace” did the unthinkable: she snapped Beau Greaves’ historic 114-match winning streak.

A Clash of Titans

For months, Beau Greaves appeared absolutely invincible. Carrying the longest unbeaten run in the history of the Women’s Series, Greaves walked to the oche as the heavy favorite. However, Sherrock, fueled by the poise and precision that made her a household name, refused to follow the script.

In a blistering performance, Sherrock secured a 4-1 victory, dismantling the dominant champion with a clinical display of scoring and finishing. It wasn’t just the win that stunned the crowd; it was the sheer quality of the darts thrown.

Stats That Defy Logic

To beat a juggernaut like Greaves, “good” is never enough—you have to be legendary. Sherrock rose to the occasion, posting a staggering average of 102.12. In the high-pressure environment of the PDC Women’s Series, maintaining a triple-digit average against the world’s most consistent player is a feat of pure mental and technical strength.

Sherrock’s ability to find the treble 20 with rhythmic ease left Greaves with little room to breathe. By the time the final double was pinned, the arena was in a state of disbelief. The 114-match streak, a monument of modern darts, had finally crumbled.

The Queen Reclaims Her Throne

This victory is more than just a single tournament win; it is a statement. While Greaves has been the undisputed statistical leader of late, Sherrock proved that her peak performance remains the gold standard.

As the Women’s Series continues, this rivalry has been set ablaze. The streak is over, the field is wide open, and the Queen is very much back on her throne. Long live the Queen!