Beau Greaves reminded everyone last weekend why she has long been at the very top of women’s darts. The English star played her 100th tournament on the PDC
Women's Series and made that milestone extra special by sealing her 59th title on the circuit. It underlined once again how dominant Greaves has been in recent years.
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PDC Women's Series has been a key stage for Greaves since her debut, but the numbers she has posted there are exceptional. Of the 100 tournaments she has entered, she has won an astonishing 59. That means Greaves has turned almost six out of every ten appearances into a title. A statistic that shows how hard it has been for her rivals to keep her from lifting the trophy on a regular basis.
It becomes even more impressive when you look at her match-win percentage. During her Women’s Series career, Greaves has won almost 93 percent of all her matches. That means across 100 tournaments she has barely slipped. Even when she did not go all the way, she usually played deep into the closing stages.
Greaves also makes a huge impact on the scoring front. In no fewer than 69 of her 100 Women’s Series events she hit the most 180s in the field. That highlights not just her consistency, but also the immense scoring power she brings. The maximum 180 is a key weapon in her game, and Greaves produces those big visits match after match.
Remarkable consistency
At 22, she has become the most dominant player the Women’s Series has seen. Her achievements stand out even more because she began bossing the circuit at a very young age. Where others fluctuate, Greaves has shown remarkable consistency.
Her 100th appearance received exactly the finish that befits her Women’s Series career. With her 59th title, Greaves added another trophy to an already imposing résumé. At the same time, the numbers show her impact goes beyond the sheer count of tournament wins.
Greaves is not impressing only on the PDC Women's Series. Earlier this year she made history as the first woman ever to win a Players Championship.
Greaves has held a PDC Tour Card since this year and has climbed to 77th on the world ranking.