Beau Greaves’ incredible run of 114 consecutive wins on the PDC Women’s Series circuit came to an end with a 4-1 loss to Fallon Sherlock.
The three-time WDF World Darts Championship kicked off the tournament with a perfect weekend in Germany last month, where she won 113 times on the spin, making it her 17th straight title.
Greaves, who made history last month by becoming the first woman to land a nine-darter at the PDC Pro Tour, was looking to extend her winning streak, but Sherlock defeated Greaves 4-1 with an average of 102.12 points to advance to the last 32 of Event 5 in Wigan on Saturday.
After defeating Lena Welk to extend her winning streak to 114 matches, “Bo and Arrow” was set to face Sherlock.
‘Queen of the Palace’ was in great form, winning a 13-dart leg and two 14-dart legs, clinching victory in nine minutes and looking to end Greaves’ incredible winning streak.
Sherlock reached the final, losing 5-3 to veteran Lisa Ashton.
Greaves, a two-time women’s match play world champion, last lost in the women’s series against Gemma Hayter in April 2025.
The top three players in the final PDC Women’s Series ranking will qualify for the 2026/27 Paddy Power World Darts Championship, while the top eight players in the 12-month rolling ranking will compete in the Betfred Women’s World Matchplay in July.
What’s happening on the 8th night of the Premier League in Berlin?
Night eight of the BetMGM Premier League will take place in Berlin on Thursday, March 26th, with Littler taking on Bunting at the Mercedes-Benz Arena as he begins his bid for a third win of 2026.
League leaders Creighton face Lock in the opening game of the night, with Humphries and Van Gerwen also up against each other, while Price faces Van Veen for a place in the semi-finals.
14 of the 16 league games in the quarterfinals will be played in tie order, with games on nights 8 and 16 determined by league standings starting each night.
Who will win this year’s Premier League Darts? Luke Humphries will defend his title and you can watch the match every Thursday on Sky Sports until May. Stream darts and other top sports now.

