If darts loves one thing, it’s a rivalry. And right now, no duel is drawing more eyeballs than Fallon Sherrock vs. Beau Greaves. The latest chapter? A Women’s Series final where Greaves once again showed why she’s the hottest talent on the circuit, thumping Sherrock with ruthless efficiency.
The match wasn’t close. Greaves, ice-cold on the doubles and relentless on the scoring, made short work of Sherrock, leaving fans gasping at the margin of victory. It was the kind of performance that doesn’t just win titles—it sends a message. And the message was clear: this is Beau Greaves’ era, and Fallon Sherrock is fighting just to keep up.
Cue the drama online. Within minutes, darts Twitter lit up with hot takes. “Greaves is untouchable,” some declared. “Fallon’s finished,” others dared to whisper. But Sherrock loyalists fired back: “Never count out the Queen of the Palace. She’s been here before and always fights back.” It was digital warfare, with hashtags flying faster than the darts themselves.
What makes this rivalry so fascinating is the contrast. Sherrock, 30, the trailblazer who put women’s darts on the global map with her historic wins at Ally Pally. Greaves, just 21, the unstoppable prodigy who makes titles look effortless. Their clash isn’t just about legs and averages—it’s about legacy. Is Sherrock still the face of women’s darts, or is the crown already slipping to Greaves?
For Sherrock, the loss will sting, no question. With health battles, personal turmoil, and her looming 2026 sabbatical, every missed opportunity feels magnified. This was a chance to remind everyone that she’s still a force—and instead, it played into the narrative that she’s being left behind.
But here’s the twist: Sherrock thrives on being written off. Time and again, when pundits count her out, she finds a way to claw back. The rivalry with Greaves could be exactly the fire she needs. After all, darts history loves a comeback story—and who better to script it than the Queen herself?
Still, the facts don’t lie. Greaves is dominant, the stats are brutal, and the gap looks wide. For now, Beau holds the bragging rights. But this rivalry is far from over. Sherrock may have been thumped, but she’s not done throwing.
One thing’s certain: every time these two step on stage, the whole darts world will be watching. And that’s how legends—and rivalries—are made.
