Beau Greaves continued her remarkable dominance of the PDC Women's Series with a perfect weekend in Hildesheim, Germany, securing her 17th consecutive title and extending her winning streak to 113 matches. The 22-year-old Doncaster ace whitewashed Lisa Ashton 5-0 in Event Four's final, following her 5-1 victory over Fallon Sherrock in Event Three's showpiece. Throughout the weekend, Greaves delivered 14 whitewashes in 27 games while losing only 23 legs total.

Greaves' performance was nothing short of extraordinary, with her highest average reaching 107.36 during her opening-round demolition of Valerie Ushanova. She maintained similar dominance throughout the weekend, averaging over 100 in multiple matches and consistently outclassing her opponents. Her ability to maintain such high standards across consecutive events demonstrates why she's considered the most formidable player on the women's circuit. The World Youth Championship runner-up has not tasted defeat on the Women's Series since April 2025.

Greaves is preparing for her transition to the PDC ProTour, where she'll be the only female competitor. 'It's exciting but different,' she acknowledged, recognizing the challenge of facing male opponents. 'I've got the game to do it, but I've got to sharpen up on a few things.' Her confidence and skill suggest she could make a significant impact on the men's circuit. With a £6,500 lead in the 2026 rankings and qualification for major tournaments already within reach, Greaves is poised to continue her extraordinary run of success.