Greaves wins Women's Matchplay in last-leg decider
Summary
Beau Greaves won the Women's World Matchplay darts tournament for the third time in four years by beating Fallon Sherrock 6-5. The match was very close and Greaves won after both players scored a 180, which is the highest possible score in one turn.Key Facts
- Beau Greaves is 22 years old and the top seed in the tournament.
- She won the final match 6-5 against Fallon Sherrock at Blackpool's Winter Gardens.
- Greaves led 5-3 but Sherrock tied the game before the deciding leg.
- Both players scored a 180 in the last leg, and Greaves finished with a 145 setup and a 56 finish.
- Greaves has won three Women's World Matchplay titles in the last four years.
- In April, Greaves became the first woman to win a PDC ranking title.
- She also made the first nine-dart finish by a woman on the PDC ProTour in February.
- Fallon Sherrock has reached the final three years in a row but has not won since the tournament started in 2022.
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