World Darts Championship: Fallon Sherrock’s Partner Cameron Menzies Says He Is Proud of What She Has

The “Queen of the Palace” may not have lifted the World Darts Championship trophy this year, but Fallon Sherrock has once again proven why she remains one of the most talked-about figures in the sport. Even in defeat, her remarkable journey at Alexandra Palace drew admiration far beyond the darting world. But perhaps the most touching tribute came not from commentators or fans, but from her partner, fellow darts professional Cameron Menzies, who openly expressed just how proud he is of her achievements.

Menzies, never shy in front of the cameras, praised Sherrock’s resilience and competitive spirit, highlighting the enormous pressure she faces every time she steps onto the stage. “People don’t realize what she carries when she walks out there,” he shared, pointing out that Sherrock isn’t just playing for herself—she’s representing women in a sport that has long been dominated by men. And she’s doing it with style, poise, and plenty of fight.

Sherrock’s story has always been about breaking barriers. From her historic run at the 2020 World Championship, where she became the first woman to beat a man on the iconic Ally Pally stage, to her continued appearances under the sport’s brightest lights, she has become both a trailblazer and an inspiration. Her matches are no longer just about the score—they’re about visibility, opportunity, and proving that women can thrive at the very top of professional darts.

Menzies’ pride reflects what many fans feel: Sherrock’s impact goes beyond results. While every athlete dreams of lifting trophies, her legacy is already cemented in the way she has reshaped perceptions. Each time she steps up to the oche, she carries a movement with her.

Of course, Sherrock herself is far from satisfied with just being a symbol. Competitive to the core, she’s chasing bigger wins and deeper runs. Yet the public support, and the love from those closest to her, serve as a reminder that success isn’t only measured by silverware.

As the World Darts Championship spotlight fades for another year, Fallon Sherrock leaves Alexandra Palace with her head held high—and with Cameron Menzies cheering the loudest. Proud, supportive, and hopeful, he embodies what her growing global fanbase already knows: Fallon Sherrock has achieved something far greater than one tournament victory. She has changed the game.