Beau Greaves continues her dominance in the PDC Women's Series, solidifying her position as one of the most talented female players in darts history. The 22-year-old from Doncaster extended her unbeaten run to an unprecedented 100 matches with a resounding double-header at Hildesheim.
Greaves' impressive performance saw her win both Events One and Two without losing a single leg, securing 15 consecutive Women's Series titles in the process. Her consistency was on full display as she outperformed top opponents, including Fallon Sherrock, Robyn Byrne, and Lisa Ashton.
When asked about her strategy going forward, Greaves revealed that she likes to play on the women's series because it allows her to maintain some enjoyment while still competing at a high level. She also expressed her desire not to get beaten in any tournament, stating that she will be "raging" if she loses, as she doesn't want her winning streak to end.
Greaves' impressive performance has set her up nicely for the 2026 season, where she already boasts a £3,000 lead on the rankings. The top three players from the final women's series rankings will qualify for the 2026/27 Paddy Power World Darts Championship, while the top eight players will compete in July's Betfred Women's World Matchplay.
As Greaves continues to push her dominance in the sport, it will be interesting to see how she fares against other top competitors. Will she be able to maintain her winning streak, or will another player emerge to challenge her? One thing is for sure - Beau Greaves is a force to be reckoned with in the world of darts.
Greaves' impressive performance saw her win both Events One and Two without losing a single leg, securing 15 consecutive Women's Series titles in the process. Her consistency was on full display as she outperformed top opponents, including Fallon Sherrock, Robyn Byrne, and Lisa Ashton.
When asked about her strategy going forward, Greaves revealed that she likes to play on the women's series because it allows her to maintain some enjoyment while still competing at a high level. She also expressed her desire not to get beaten in any tournament, stating that she will be "raging" if she loses, as she doesn't want her winning streak to end.
Greaves' impressive performance has set her up nicely for the 2026 season, where she already boasts a £3,000 lead on the rankings. The top three players from the final women's series rankings will qualify for the 2026/27 Paddy Power World Darts Championship, while the top eight players will compete in July's Betfred Women's World Matchplay.
As Greaves continues to push her dominance in the sport, it will be interesting to see how she fares against other top competitors. Will she be able to maintain her winning streak, or will another player emerge to challenge her? One thing is for sure - Beau Greaves is a force to be reckoned with in the world of darts.
and now she's already £3,000 ahead in the rankings! Can you even imagine facing someone with that kind of pressure on their shoulders? And don't even get me started on how intense she said she'll be if she loses... sounds like she's got a lot riding on this winning streak 
. It's just not fair to everyone else trying to make a name for themselves in the sport 
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Beau Greaves is on fire right now! She's like a machine on the dartboard, no joke 
. 100 unbeaten matches is insane, and she's still going strong 
. Her strategy of playing to maintain some enjoyment while competing at a high level makes total sense - you can tell she loves what she does, and that passion shows in her gameplay 
. And let's be real, beating Fallon Sherrock and Robyn Byrne is no easy feat 
. The question on everyone's mind now is: how long can she keep this winning streak going? Will anyone be able to dethrone the queen? 
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right now! I mean 100 matches unbeaten? 
and it's so exciting to watch her play. I'm loving her vibe too, she seems super confident but also humble at the same time. And yeah, that £3k lead is going to be hard to beat for anyone 
. I'm def rooting for her to keep that winning streak going! 
will be interesting to see how she fares against other top players tho... maybe we'll get a new challenger? 
. And yeah, let's see how she stacks up against the rest of the top players... might be interesting to watch 
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. 100 unbeaten matches is insane 
and she's still going strong. I've been following her journey for a while now and it's amazing to see how far she's come from Doncaster 
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. I love how passionate she is about not losing, but at the same time, enjoying herself while competing at the highest level 
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. The question on everyone's mind is will anyone be able to dethrone her?