Beau Greaves claimed her 57th PDC Women’s Series title in Wigan after beating Karolina Ratajska 5-1 in the Event 23 final.
The Professional Darts Corporation confirmed the latest landmark on Sunday, with Greaves extending her extraordinary record in the women’s game only weeks after continuing to make major headlines on the wider PDC circuit.
Greaves’ latest success came against Ratajska, the same opponent she had beaten in Event Nine, and the repeat result underlined how difficult she remains to stop when she reaches the closing stages after her 56th PDC Women’s Series title earlier in the Wigan block. The PDC update said Greaves raced to victory, keeping control of the final and adding another title to a record that already stands well clear of the chasing pack.
Greaves Keeps Raising The Standard In Wigan
The win matters because Greaves is no longer just stacking up Women’s Series titles in isolation. Her 2026 has already included wider PDC breakthroughs, and every dominant weekend now strengthens the sense that her ceiling is still moving.
According to the PDC report on Greaves’ Wigan victory, the 22-year-old spoke with clear delight after another emphatic run through the field.
For the rest of the Women’s Series, the challenge is becoming brutally simple: Greaves is setting the pace again, and even proven opponents are struggling to stay close once she finds rhythm.
