The name Fallon Sherrock reverberates through the darts world, a testament to her groundbreaking arrival at the PDC World Darts Championship in 2019. The “Queen of the Palace” didn’t just become the first woman to defeat a man at the iconic tournament; she ignited a revolution, smashing stereotypes and opening new avenues for female players globally. Fast forward to mid-2025, and Sherrock remains a pivotal figure, consistently proving that her initial seismic impact was no fluke, but the harbinger of a truly remarkable career.
While her 2025 PDC World Darts Championship journey ended in a tough 3-2 first-round loss to Ryan Meikle – narrowly missing a high-profile clash with Luke Littler – Sherrock’s presence at the sport’s pinnacle event remains vital. She continues to be a regular feature on the PDC Women’s Series, where she consistently showcases her elite talent. In the early 2025 Women’s Series events, Sherrock was already making her mark, clinching Event Two and Event Eleven titles, bringing her total Women’s Series victories to an impressive 20. Her fierce rivalry with Beau Greaves and Lisa Ashton continues to define the top tier of women’s darts, pushing all competitors to new heights.
Currently holding the respectable second position in the PDC Women’s Series Order of Merit (as of July 2025, with Beau Greaves leading), Sherrock’s consistent performance underscores her enduring competitive spirit. Beyond the statistics, her impact extends into advocacy for greater recognition and prize money in women’s darts. She’s a standard-bearer, ensuring that the progress she initiated continues to gain momentum.
Fallon Sherrock is more than a darts player; she’s a symbol of breaking conventions and inspiring future generations. Whether she’s hitting a crucial 180 or navigating the pressures of top-tier competition, the “Queen of the Palace” reminds everyone that the dartboard is a level playing field, and true talent knows no limits. Her journey continues to captivate, promising more dazzling moments on the oche.
