Beau Greaves beats Luke Littler again! Female sensation dominates battle of the world champions in Derby

Beau Greaves has got the better of Luke Littler for the second time in just a few weeks, as the women's world champion produced another statement performance to headline a packed MODUS exhibition night in Derby.

Fresh from stunning Littler in the semi-finals of the recent PDC World Youth Championship, Greaves backed it up in emphatic fashion, cruising to a 6–2 victory over the PDC world champion and world number two in the night’s showpiece clash at Rollerworld.

Earlier in the evening, both players had eased through their opening matches, with Littler edging Scott Brooks 3–2 in a close opener and Greaves seeing off James Parkin in style. The stage was then set for a high-quality finale — and Greaves rose to the occasion once more.

The victory adds another chapter to what’s fast becoming one of the sport’s most fascinating emerging rivalries. Littler, still only 18, continues to headline global events and break audience records, but Greaves’ steady rise has put her firmly among the names to watch heading into 2026.

MODUS’ latest roadshow also featured strong performances from Ricky Evans, who beat both Ash Weaver and Joe Cullen in a lively pair of contests, while Adam Paxton and Joe Cullen picked up earlier wins against Fallon Sherrock and Tom Allies respectively.

But the night belonged to Greaves — once again proving that her form isn’t a one-off. After toppling Littler in a major semi-final and now again in exhibition play, the Doncaster star continues to blur the lines between women’s and men’s darts at a rate few could have predicted.

Later this month at the Players Championship Finals in Minehead, Greaves will once again be in action on the big stage, facing off against the recently crowned European Championship winner Gian van Veen in the final of the World Youth Championship.