Beau Greaves has resumed her dominance of the PDC Women's Series with a commanding double-title victory in Wigan, bouncing back from Saturday's rare defeat to Fallon Sherrock. The 22-year-old Doncaster thrower, who had seen her 114-game winning streak snapped the previous day, stormed through Sunday's events with remarkable consistency.

The first final saw Greaves face Sherrock again, this time prevailing 5-4 after falling behind 3-2. She then carried her momentum into Event Eight, opening with an impressive 98+ average against Carly Chenery. Victories over Lorraine Hyde, Jade Gofford, Kim Holden, and Deta Hedman followed, with Laura Turner unable to take a single leg in the semi-final.

Greaves sealed her second title with a 5-1 thrashing of Rhian O'Sullivan, including two 180s in the final leg to complete an 11-darter. The weekend's success extends her lead to £10,150 ahead of Lisa Ashton in the rankings, while Sherrock has solidified her third-place position after reaching two finals. Greaves' performance demonstrates her remarkable resilience and ability to quickly recover from setbacks, establishing her as the dominant force in women's darts heading into the next events in Leicester.