Move over, lads—Fallon Sherrock is still serving sass, steel, and straight-up spectacle in a world long dominated by men and pint glasses. If you thought her fairytale run at the 2020 PDC World Championship was a one-off, you clearly haven’t been paying attention. Because Fallon isn’t just a history-maker… she’s rewriting the entire script with lipstick, arrows, and the poise of a player who knows the spotlight was made for her.
Let’s rewind for the uninitiated: Sherrock became the first woman to beat a man at the PDC World Championship—and then beat another, just to make sure the world heard it the first time. That iconic blonde bob? That signature flick of the wrist? Fallon didn’t just break the glass ceiling; she smashed it with a 180 and walked through like she owned the place.
But it’s not just the wins. Fallon’s entire vibe is an anthem for anyone who’s ever been told “you don’t belong here.” She strolls up to the oche like it’s a red carpet. Her nickname? “Queen of the Palace.” And baby, she earned that crown with every dart and every doubter silenced.
Still, Fallon isn’t all glitz and glamour—she’s gritty. Her comeback stories are becoming the stuff of darts folklore. Whether it’s battling through qualifiers, dealing with trolls who can’t handle a woman stealing their pub thunder, or balancing motherhood with media madness, Fallon Sherrock shows up and shows out.
And let’s talk fashion. While others stick to polos and cargo vibes, Fallon’s outfits bring the glam to the game. Hot pinks, shimmering sleeves, bold eyeliner—she knows how to market herself as more than just an athlete. She’s a brand, a role model, and a walking headline.
So what’s next? A world title? Another mic-drop moment at Ally Pally? Or maybe a Netflix docuseries that finally gives us the backstage tea on Fallon’s rise from Milton Keynes mum to global icon. Honestly, we’d watch that yesterday.
Whether she’s landing triples or trending on Twitter, Fallon Sherrock has made one thing clear: darts isn’t just for the blokes anymore. The Queen is in, and the throne is very much occupied.
