GLORY FOR GREAVES IN EVENT 17! 🏆 Remarkable from Beau Greaves, who clinches her fifth consecutive PDC Women's Series title in sensational style! The 18-year-old takes out a stunning 158 finish to defeat Mikuru Suzuki 5-3 in a dramatic Event 17 final! 👏
Greaves wins fifth successive PDC Women's Series title with superb final win over Suzuki to heap pressure on Sherrock
PDCSaturday, 29 October 2022 at 15:19
It's deja vu at the PDC Women's Series as again Beau Greaves has claimed a title and again has defeated Mikuru Suzuki in the final winning Event 17 to pile the pressure on Fallon Sherrock even more going into the second event of the day.
Greaves at one point looked like she was in for a real battle against Suzuki who kept on her tail and didn't allow her to ease to victory but the stunning brilliance of 'Beau N Arrow' came to the forefront again as she produced a 158 checkout on double 19 to seal it 5-3.
This in a tournament which saw wins over Lorraine Winstanley (5-2 with a 98 average), Aileen de Graaf 4-2, Laura Turner 4-0, Robyn Byrne 4-0, Adriana Vermaat-van Wijgerden 4-0 and Eleanor Cairns 4-0 in a tough run through averaging 98 twice in the Last 16 and semi-finals.
This after Fallon Sherrock fell to Mikuru Suzuki averaging only 66 in a 4-0 defeat in the Last 32 and another early exit and a title for Greaves could see the WDF World Champion overtake Sherrock into second spot for now going into the final day.
Results PDC Women's Series 17
Quarter-Finals
Mikuru Suzuki (79.44) 4-1 (72.90) Katie Sheldon
Maria O'Brien (73.18) 4-2 (63.00) Mandy Smith
Lorraine Winstanley (73.44) 4-1 (77.77) Deta Hedman
Beau Greaves (80.67) 4-2 (78.45) Aileen de Graaf
Semi-Finals
Mikuru Suzuki (68.27) 5-1 (58.65) Maria O'Brien
Beau Greaves (98.18) 5-2 (83.56) Lorraine Winstanley
Final
Beau Greaves (88.81) 5-3 (85.87) Mikuru Suzuki
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