Fallon Sherrock opens up on the “hate” she has received from her fellow professionals at the recent PDC Women’s Series in Wigan: “I even get it with players now and I genuinely don’t care anymore. I am at a point where I don’t care what anyone does or says to me”.
A distraught Fallon Sherrock has opened up to the hostile environment she experienced at the recent PDC Women’s Series in Wigan, also revealing “it doesn’t matter what I do, I am still going to get hate”.
Sherrock remains a trailblazer for women’s darts after rising to prominence following her history-making exploits at the 2020 World Championship, as she became the first woman to win a match in the sport’s biggest event.
The ‘Queen of the Palace’ has since reached the Nordic Darts Masters final and last year’s Grand Slam quarter-finals, and was crowned the inaugural Women’s Matchplay Champion in July, which earned her an automatic spot at the Grand Slam of Darts.
Ahead of the tournament in Wolverhampton, Sherrock posted on Twitter: “So another PDC TV event beckons – really looking forward to the Grand Slam #letthehatebegin.”
The Milton Keynes thrower explained: “It doesn’t matter what I do, I am still going to get hate. I could be the best person in the world and I still get hate or I could do everything wrong and still get it. I am at a point now where I am like, ‘If you are going to hate me, hate me’.
“I am not going to beat around the bush, I even get it with players now and I genuinely don’t care anymore. I am at a point where I don’t care what anyone does or says to me.”
