Beau Greaves continues dominance and wins her third tournament of the weekend in Wigan
PDCSunday, 19 October 2025 at 14:35
There remains no stopping Beau Greaves. The 21-year-old won the 23rd event of the PDC Women's Series 2025 on Sunday afternoon by defeating Gemma Hayter in the final.
The three-time women's world champion got through her first pots effortlessly with 4-0 wins over Beckie Edmeades (4-0), Felicia Blay (4-0) and Kerry O'Connor (4-0) for a spot in the last sixteen. Then Karolina Ratajska, wife of top darter Krzysztof Ratajski, managed to give Greaves a hard time but the world's best player narrowly won 4-3.
Greaves then outlasted her compatriot Lisa Ashton 5-2 thanks to an impressive average of 105.41. In the semifinals, Greaves faced Fallon Sherrock for the third time this weekend, and for the third time, Greaves pulled ahead. She won the match 5-3, before the player from Doncaster was too strong for Gemma Hayter in the final, 5-0.
For Greaves, it is her 12th consecutive tournament victory at the Women's Series and meanwhile, 'Beau 'n' Arrow' is already 79 duals unbeaten on this tour. Later in the day, Greaves will get a chance to end the Women's Series season in style as the final event of the season will be played.
Results PDC Women's Series 23
| Player 1 | Average | Score | VS | Score | Average | Player 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finals | ||||||
| Beau Greaves | (92.78) | 5 | VS | 0 | (81.85) | Gemma Hayter |
| Semi-Finals | ||||||
| Beau Greaves | (84.00) | 5 | VS | 3 | (75.44) | Fallon Sherrock |
| Gemma Hayter | (83.63) | 5 | VS | 4 | (77.59) | Angela Kirkwood |
| Quarter-Finals | ||||||
| Beau Greaves | (105.41) | 5 | VS | 2 | (92.94) | Lisa Ashton |
| Fallon Sherrock | (72.96) | 5 | VS | 0 | (62.39) | Rhian O'Sullivan |
| Angela Kirkwood | (74.74) | 5 | VS | 2 | (67.64) | Aoife McCormack |
| Gemma Hayter | (82.18) | 5 | VS | 1 | (74.05) | Vicky Pruim |
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