Sky Sports pundit slammed over Luke Littler Netflix show comments
Darts icon Glen Durrant has rubbished claims that Fallon Sherrock should have been barred from taking part in the Netflix programme Beat Luke Littler. Sherrock walked away with a £510,000 prize after defeating Littler in a one-off leg of 501 in a stunning upset. However, the victory sparked fierce condemnation, with Littler expected to take on amateurs throughout the show.
TL;DR
- Glen Durrant defends Fallon Sherrock against criticism for participating in the Netflix show 'Beat Luke Littler'.
- Sherrock defeated Littler to win £510,000, causing controversy as Littler was expected to play amateurs.
- Sherrock met the criteria for the show as she does not hold a PDC Tour card.
- Durrant believes Sherrock broke no rules and that the negativity towards her was unwarranted.
- He suggested Littler may not have been at his best, and that Sherrock had a good opportunity.
- Durrant is keen for a second series of the show, highlighting its entertainment value.
- Sherrock stated she fits the criteria, plays darts for enjoyment, and is happy to have overcome negative comments.