Beau Greaves is one of the most clutch players in the sport.
Beau Greaves commanded attention once again on Saturday by producing a fantastic 170 finish at the WDF Swedish Open in Malmö, Sweden.
The player of the moment had her back against the wall in her semifinal against Kirsty Hutchinson. Hutchinson managed to keep pace with Greaves and forced a deciding leg.
In the deciding leg, Hutchinson had the lead, leaving 74 after five visits. After four visits, Greaves was still on 170. The 19-year-old Englishwoman did not hesitate and fired two treble 20s and a bullseye into the board to win the match with a 170 finish.
Watch Greaves' 170 finish in the video below.
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