Fallon Sherrock didn’t come to play nice — she came to rewrite history, one bullseye at a time. They used to call her the Queen of the Palace. Now they just call her a problem.
Why? Because Fallon didn’t just break into the boys’ club — she snatched the darts crown, the spotlight, and their confidence in the same night. That moment in 2019 when she dismantled Ted Evetts, and then knocked out Mensur Suljović? Iconic. She became the first woman to beat a man at the PDC World Championship, and the crowd hasn’t shut up since.
She smiles sweetly, walks on stage like she’s heading to brunch, then throws thunderbolts in glitter and lip gloss. The hair’s platinum, the eyeliner’s sharp, and her aim? Sharper.
People keep Googling: Is Fallon Sherrock still playing? Oh honey — not only is she still playing, she’s still ruining egos and making the darts scene shake. While she hasn’t hit every title yet, she’s made it clear: she’s not here for trophies alone — she’s here for legacy.
Oh, and in case you were wondering — no, she’s not married. The Queen of the Oche is too busy slaying to settle down right now.
She’s also got a new nickname circulating: “Fallon the Fearless.” And it fits. She doesn’t flinch under pressure, doesn’t blink at boos, and when the crowd goes quiet? She thrives. Fallon doesn’t just play darts. She performs with purpose.
So to all the lads who thought women couldn’t make it in darts — meet your karma in pink stilettos. She’s not done. She’s not slowing down. And she’s not backing off until they build her a dartboard-shaped throne.
Fallon Sherrock didn’t just change the game —
She threw the rules out with her first 180. 🎯👑
