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The rise of Beau Greaves has been one of the most exciting stories in darts, but according to many inside the sport, her sudden spotlight could have an unexpected and positive side effect — it may reignite the momentum around Fallon Sherrock, the woman who changed the game long before the headlines arrived.
For years, Sherrock has carried the weight of women’s darts on her shoulders. From her historic World Championship wins to becoming a household name beyond the oche, she didn’t just compete — she broke barriers. At a time when opportunities were limited and expectations even lower, Fallon stepped up, took the heat, and proved women could thrive on the biggest stages in darts.
Now, with Greaves storming through tournaments and grabbing headlines, the narrative is evolving. Instead of one standard-bearer, women’s darts suddenly has depth, rivalry, and genuine intrigue. And that’s where Fallon benefits most. With the spotlight widening rather than narrowing, Sherrock no longer has to carry the movement alone.
Greaves’ success forces conversations that help everyone — more broadcast time, more sponsorship interest, and more competitive respect. And crucially, it reframes Fallon’s legacy. She’s no longer just the pioneer; she’s the benchmark. The one the new generation is measured against.
For Sherrock, this moment could be a quiet turning point. With attention shared, pressure eases. With rivals rising, motivation sharpens. And with fans seeing women’s darts as a growing ecosystem rather than a one-name story, Fallon’s achievements gain even more weight.
The truth is, Greaves shining doesn’t dim Fallon’s light — it reflects it. Every nine-darter, every title run, every bold performance by the next wave traces back to the doors Sherrock kicked open.
She’s been flying the flag for years. Now, with others carrying it alongside her, Fallon Sherrock may finally get what she deserves most — not just applause for the past, but space to thrive again in the present.
Musa
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