The dominance of Beau Greaves on the PDC Women's Series shows no signs of stopping with the 19-year-old picking up back-to-back titles in Leicester on Saturday making it 10 in a row now.
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Greaves saw off a surprise finalist in Kim Holden convincingly 5-0 after defeating Mikuru Suzuki who she defeated in the Event One final and most of her wins last year in the semi-finals.
For Holden, she denied a potential final against the previous dominant force on the Women's Series in Lisa Ashton who will be one of the players aiming to stop the dominance of the Doncaster thrower tomorrow with two more events in Leicester to come this weekend.
Fallon Sherrock has work to do after losing to Greaves in Event One, she lost to Angela Kirkwood in a 4-1 defeat and has yet to find her form which she has shown on the floor at times during Q-School and Challenge Tour.
But rightfully so, the spoils go to Greaves after another superb day and she is now 66 wins and no defeats since returning to the Women's Series.
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A PERFECT TEN FOR GREAVES 🏆
Beau Greaves wins a remarkable TENTH consecutive Women's Series title, whitewashing Kim Holden in the final of Event Two!
Sheer dominance.