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Fallon Sherrock has promised to bounce back from her disappointing first-round exit at the US Darts Masters in New York having slipped to a 6-2 defeat at the hands of Leonard Gates. The former Grand Slam quarter-finalist was not at her best on the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden stage and couldn't make it past the first round with Michael Smith going on to lift the trophy.Fallon took to Twitter to explain her lack of form to supporters but didn't want to make any excuses, before promising to return in style at the World Series of Darts in Copenhagen later this month.Fallon wrote on Twitter: "Was not to be tonight...

Darts referee George Noble seemingly took a brief nap on stage at the Czech Open on Friday.The veteran official, who has been involved in the sport since the early-1990s, appeared to momentarily lose sight of where he was by taking a nap while the PDC event took place. Noble, who is known for his no-nonsense approach, looked as if he had his eyes closed as he somehow maintained his balance and gently swayed.It took several moments before the “sleepy” referee opened his eyes, before folding his arms.

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Fallon Sherrock was hailed as a hero when she became the first woman to win a match at the PDC World Darts Championship in December 2019, but her rise had to come at the expense of another.Ted Evetts was the unfortunate victim in that historic result—unfortunate in the sense that regardless of any success, some will remember him solely as the first man to lose to the fairer sex in darts' biggest competition.And the 24-year-old has detailed the level of abuse he faced following his first-round exit to the 'Queen of the Palace' as he approaches the two-year anniversary of his most infamous result.“I must have had well over 1,000 messages of just pure hate.

Elvis, one Elton, one Britney – and now there's only one Fallon.Ever since she became Queen of the Palace, first lady of darts Fallon Sherrock has been one of a kind.She's the woman who keeps taking on the big beasts of the oche – and beating them.After her Alexandra Palace debut two years ago, when she knocked Ted Evetts and No.11 seed Mensur Suljovic out of the William Hill PDC World Championship, Sherrock received VIP messages from Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker and tennis legend Billie Jean King.She has since reached the Nordic Darts Masters final, scaring the life out of former world No.1 Michael van Gerwen before going down 11-7, shocked former World Matchplay champion Dimitri van den Bergh and reached the Grand Slam

Phil Taylor had to summon all his finishing power to deny hairdresser Fallon Sherrock another glittering scalp in her own living room.

Phil Taylor says first lady of darts Fallon Sherrock has opened the floodgates to women beating male opponents on a regular basis.

Gerwyn Price reckons he would be a five-times world champion if darts tournaments were played in the kitchen where he practises.

She has already solved one of sport's great mysteries – how a woman can beat men at the world championship.