Fallon Sherrock was recently a guest on Sky Sports commentator Wayne Mardle's YouTube show Club 501. They also played a match, although it had a very remarkable ending.
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Sherrock seemed poised for victory after reducing her score to just four while Mardle was on 23. The former World Championship semifinalist then threw his darts at the board in a rather unconventional way. He chose to throw his darts with his mouth instead of his fingers.
Mardle, who is known for his tomfoolery, had thrown a dart out of his mouth earlier in the match, but luck was not on his side then. However, the former top dart player could not resist the temptation to try again. Mardle added: "Right, I just want to do it one more time. Just once," before throwing a dart between his lips. After Mardle put himself on double eight with a regular throw, his first mouth attempt went into the big eight this time, requiring double four.
Fallon Sherrock in action
The 51-year-old then produced a great shot by hitting the double four with his very special technique, leaving Sherrock stunned. Mardle grinned and couldn't resist making some jokes after he hit: "Come here you," as he hugged a grinning Sherrock. He walked back to retrieve his darts and added, "Anyway, I guess you'll see that's the way to go."
A bewildered Sherrock responded as follows: "How embarrassing. He didn't even throw the dart and it went in." Mardle in turn responded, "Had to happen," as he struck a heroic pose.
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