HISTORY IN HILDESHEIM! 🇩🇪 Absolutely astonishing from Beau Greaves, who defeats Aileen de Graaf to claim Event 16 glory and clinch her fourth Women's Series title of the weekend! 🏆 That is 24 consecutive wins for the teenage sensation! 🔥👏
Brilliant Beau Greaves makes history with four consecutive PDC Women's Series titles in Hildesheim sealing Event 16
PDCSunday, 28 August 2022 at 19:09
Beau Greaves made her return to PDC Women's Series action this weekend as Events 13-16 took place in Hildesheim and it was an astonishing one for the reigning WDF World Champion with four consecutive titles.
It was a history making one at that becoming the first player to sweep a weekend of Women's Series and holds the longest winning streak with 24 straight wins over the course of the weekend.
In the final, it was not a four consecutive tie with Mikuru Suzuki and instead she faced Aileen de Graaf who starred last time out but it was a 5-3 win with an 82 average for the 18-year-old.
This after latter stage wins over Katie Sheldon, Rhian Griffiths and Roos van der Velde and when asked whether she will play the final weekend where if she has a similar four events could yet catch Fallon Sherrock remarkably for the final spot at Ally Pally in a field that will include the Queen of the Palace, she answered of course I will.
PDC Women's Series Event 16
Quarter-Finals
Stefanie Rennoch 4 | 2 Jitka Cisarova
Aileen de Graaf 4 | 1 Astrid Trouwborst
Beau Greaves 4 | 1 Rhian Griffiths
Katie Sheldon 4 | 1 Yukie Sakaguchi
Semi-Finals
Aileen de Graaf 5 | 1 Stefanie Rennoch
Beau Greaves 5 | 2 Katie Sheldon
Final
Beau Greaves 5 | 3 Aileen de Graaf
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