PDC Women’s Series: Beau Greaves wins back-to-back titles with dominant win Darts News

A dominant Beau Greaves won back-to-back Women’s Series titles with two high-scoring victories.

Greaves cruised to a 5-0 win over Swedish opponent Vicky Pruim in the Women’s Series Event 13 final with an average of 88.41 at Wigan’s Robin Park Leisure Centre.

In the semi-finals and quarter-finals he defeated fellow Englishmen Jade Gofford 5–3 and Fallon Sherk 5–2 respectively.

Greaves, who topped the women’s series rankings, then scored her 57th PDC Women’s Series title with an average of 82.05, defeating Polish star Karolina Ratajska 5–1 in the final of Series Event 14.

In the semi-finals, she averaged 100.20 against Dutch opponent Aileen de Graaf after a 5–3 win over Aoife McCormack in the previous round.

‘I enjoy the women’s game more’

Reacting to the win, he said: “I know we (Ratajska) had a tough game but I’m really happy to win there.”

She added: “I just enjoy the women’s game more. Obviously I know I’ve won a lot, it’s not a matter of fact. It’s nice to see some girls and stuff but I’m playing a lot and really enjoying it.

“Some girls said to me: ‘Aren’t you tired?’ No, I’m fresh, and I had some bad games at times but I did enough to win and that’s the main thing.”

Asked about the possibility of getting into the top 64 in the PDC Order of Merit, which means she can no longer compete in the women’s series, she said: “That’s what I’m aiming for, that place, and they all support me and they all want me to do well, but I think they want me to give it up and do it! But I want to be professional, I want to play well.

“That’s the main goal, just enjoy my darts and finish in that top 64.”