Fallon Sherrock — affectionately known as the “Queen of the Palace” — has long been one of the most compelling figures in professional darts. With global audiences enthralled by her trailblazing victories and dramatic contests on the oche, fans around the world have been asking the same question lately: Has Fallon Sherrock actually won any major titles recently? The short answer is yes — but the story behind those wins is far more emotional and complex than any headline could convey.
Sherrock’s 2025 season has been a roller-coaster of triumphs, near-misses and brave performances that showcase her grit, resilience and unwavering belief in her own ability. While she has not captured one of the sport’s most high-profile championships — such as the PDC Women’s World Matchplay or a major televised final — she has nonetheless added to her impressive legacy through success on the PDC Women’s Series tour. Sky Sports+1
In April 2025, Sherrock clinched her 20th PDC Women’s Series title with a commanding 5-0 victory over long-time rival Lisa Ashton at Events 11 and 12 in Rosmalen. In doing so, she not only dominated her opponent, but also marked one of the most meaningful milestones of her career — a testament to her consistency in the face of fierce competition.
That milestone title was a culmination of a remarkable journey. Sherrock began the 2025 Women’s Series season strongly, and right from the opening days in Leicester she showed she was ready to battle for honours once again. She picked up a win early in the year by defeating Robyn Byrne in Event Two, overcoming adversity and proving her finishing power remains elite.
Yet while that 20th title was a cause for celebration, the rest of the season presented its share of heartbreak. Sherrock found herself up against younger rivals like Beau Greaves, who has been running hot in the tour — frequently edging out Sherrock in finals and setting new benchmarks in the Women’s Series with long win streaks.
Despite losing several finals to Greaves, and even missing out narrowly on other opportunities, Sherrock has refused to let those setbacks define her season. In fact, her regular deep runs and her ability to reach multiple finals — including six finals in 2025 — helped her secure a top position on the Order of Merit and qualify once again for the prestigious PDC World Darts Championship.
That qualification is no small feat itself, given the high level of competition and the physical and mental pressures that come with elite darts. Sherrock’s consistency in seeing out tight matches and fighting her way into major events underlines her enduring presence at the top levels of the sport.
Sherrock’s journey has not been without its personal challenges, too. Ahead of the 2025 season, she openly discussed dealing with physical strain and the rigours that elite darting places on the body, noting that parts of her game required careful maintenance to stay competitive. Yet this has not derailed her determination. Whether hitting crucial checkouts or advancing through long match legs, Sherrock has displayed the heart of a champion.
Perhaps most importantly to fans and observers worldwide, Fallon’s recent runs remind us that titles aren’t the only measure of greatness. Her influence stretches beyond scorelines — inspiring aspiring players and affirming that resilience, courage and passion are just as important as trophies. Her season may not yet contain a headline-grabbing major championship, but each title on the Women’s Series adds a vital chapter to her legacy.
As the darts season continues and Sherrock prepares for another tilt on the world stage, there’s only one thing guaranteed: wherever she plays next, the world will be watching. And should another major title finally arrive? It will be one of the most celebrated comebacks in modern darts.
