Fallon Sherrock’s Final Flourish? Darts Queen Eyes One Last Mic-Drop at Blackpool Showdown

If this is Fallon Sherrock’s final curtain call on the Winter Gardens stage, she’s determined to make it a showstopper. The Queen of the Oche isn’t just showing up for the Women’s World Matchplay in Blackpool — she’s coming to take the whole thing down in flames… and glitter.

Sherrock, who lit the darts world on fire back in 2019 when she became the first woman to beat men at the PDC World Championship, is back on that big-stage buzz. But this time, she’s not just chasing trophies — she’s chasing legacy. With whispers that this could be her last dance at Blackpool, Fallon’s message is crystal clear: she’s not leaving quietly.

“Go out on a high?” Darling, she’s aiming for the stars.

“I want to win it. I’m not here to make up the numbers,” Sherrock said — cool as ever, with that classic Fallon swagger. And why not? She’s been the face of women’s darts, the headline act, and the one everyone’s watched, doubted, and screamed for in equal measure.

The Winter Gardens has always been a magic place for darts, and Sherrock knows it. The crowd. The lights. The drama. And the pressure? Oh, she eats that for breakfast. It’s where legends are made — or in Fallon’s case, where they sign off with fireworks and maybe a cheeky wink.

But don’t think it’s going to be a walk in the park. The women’s field has never been fiercer. Rivals are circling, looking to snatch the crown from the Sherrock spotlight. But if history tells us anything, it’s this: when Fallon’s backed into a corner, she doesn’t crumble. She conjures brilliance.

Will this be the last time we see her lifting her arms to that roaring Blackpool crowd? Is she setting the stage for a fairytale finale — or is this just another chapter in a career that refuses to settle?

Whatever happens, you can bet your last pint it’s going to be loud, legendary, and laced with that iconic Fallon fire.

And if she does go out on a high… expect fireworks, confetti, and headlines that read: “Fallon Sherrock Ends It Like a Queen.”

Stay tuned — because this one’s not just about darts. It’s about destiny.