Remember when the darts world called Fallon Sherrock a fluke?
A headline filler? A feel-good novelty act?
Yeah. She remembers too. And now, she’s casually bodying tournaments, throwing 180s like she’s buttering toast, and sipping from her haters’ pint glasses like it’s sparkling water. Spoiler alert: the Queen of the Palace is very much still reigning.
Let’s get one thing straight: Fallon didn’t ask for your approval. She earned her crown the hard way — with a sharp eye, a sharper throw, and nerves colder than a pint in winter. And now? She’s walking into every venue like she owns the lease.
The crowd? Electric. The energy? Wild. Her opponent? Visibly reconsidering life choices. Because Fallon doesn’t just play darts — she performs. From the entrance music to the first treble 20, she’s there to remind everyone exactly why her name makes headlines.
The media tried it. After her historic win at the PDC World Championship, they were quick to ask: “But can she do it again?”
Guess what? She did. And then some.
Wins. Tour cards. Titles. History rewritten — again and again.
All while maintaining peak glam under the heat of stage lights and hot takes.
But here’s the thing that really rattles the boys:
Fallon doesn’t flinch. Doesn’t crack. Doesn’t engage in the circus.
She just hits her doubles and walks off like she’s late for a red carpet. Because she might be.
She’s not your darts mascot. She’s not your underdog fairy tale. She’s a full-blown professional — and she’s just getting started.
So go ahead, doubt her. Mock her. Predict her downfall.
Fallon will simply chalk up another W, drop a cheeky grin, and leave you wondering how it all unraveled so quickly.
The Queen didn’t ask for permission.
She took the oche — and made it royal.