Fallon Sherrock led in her tie against Ricky Evans going 1-0 up but failing to maintain that due to a slew of missed darts at doubles which allowed the Kettering ace to win through at the PDC World Darts Championship.
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Sherrock spoke after the defeat and aims to utilise that experience to come back stronger and also was a fan of Evans' bonkers Santa walk-on and said it actually helped the game more than put her off.
“It was a stronger performance than what I have done all year, so I cannot moan about it. Obviously I’m disappointed not to win. I’ll come back stronger," said Sherrock as per PDC.
“At the end of the day, it’s stuff that I can take back and use as a learning curve. If I get there and quality for next year, I can work on that.
“Hopefully in years to come, these experiences will help me and make me a better player. There are some tweaks to work on in my game.
“Every year I am back it’s always enjoyable, every year I have played at a decent level,” added Sherrock.
“I played youth darts against Ricky’s county team but I never actually had the opportunity to play him before, but I enjoyed the game regardless [of the result].
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“The walk-on from Ricky was funny, seeing him come on as Santa.
“Ricky will always have a fun attitude for a game, it made the situation very fun to play in.
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