Fallon Sherrock was the woman of the weekend at the WDF tournaments in Las Vegas. In the North American city, following her title at the Las Vegas Open, the "Queen of the Palace" also managed to win the Las Vegas Classic.
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In her five matches until the final, Sherrock conceded only three legs. In the final, the Englishwoman faced compatriot Deta Hedman. The number one seed offered Sherrock slightly more resistance, but could not prevent the title from going to Sherrock 5-2.
In the men's tournament, the tournament proved a winner for Jeff Smith, who lost his PDC Tour Card after last year. 'The Silencer' managed to beat American darter Robbie Phillips 5-0 in the final of the men's tournament thanks to an average of 97.60.
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SHERROCK SEALS THE DOUBLE!
Fallon Sherrock completed a brilliant weekend in Las Vegas last night by winning the inaugural Las Vegas Classic.
The 29-year-old won three legs on the spin to seal a 5-2 final win over Deta Hedman, averaging 87.83 in the process.