I beat Fallon Sherrock before £501k Luke Littler payday
The 'Beat Luke Littler' show on Netflix has prompted plenty of discussion after Fallon Sherrock got the better of the world darts champion and scooped the £501,000 top prize. While some have been congratulating Sherrock on her win, others have argued her involvement alone goes against the principle of the show. “It should have just been pub players,” wrote one social media user, while another claimed she “took someone else’s space”. However, despite her prior achievements, the programme remained true to its core tenet: anyone can beat anyone. That’s something I know very well after getting the better of Sherrock myself last year.
TL;DR
- Fallon Sherrock won the 'Beat Luke Littler' show, taking home £501,000.
- Some viewers argued Sherrock, a professional player, should not have been allowed to compete against amateurs.
- The author shared their personal experience of beating Sherrock, supporting the show's "anyone can beat anyone" premise.
- Sherrock's eligibility is due to her not holding a PDC tour card.
- The prize money is significant, with Sherrock intending to use it for her son's future.
- The show is considered an entertainment product, not a professional darts event.