Fallon Sherrock mocks ex-boyfriend Cameron Menzies after on-stage meltdown
Fallon Sherrock was in first-round action of the PDC World Darts Championship against Dave Chisnall on Thursday night and caught the eye with her light-hearted antics on stage.
Fallon Sherrock appeared to jokingly mock her ex-boyfriend Cameron Menzies during her first-round defeat to Dave Chisnall at the World Darts Championship. Sherrock took to the oche on Thursday night in her first-round match and suffered a 3-0 defeat at Alexandra Palace.
A few days earlier, Menzies was also in first-round action as he suffered a 3-2 defeat to Charlie Manby. The 36-year-old recently made headlines after he punched a table that was on the stage THREE times after his defeat to Manby.
Menzies would later go on to issue an apology for his actions. Sherrock and Menzies had, meanwhile, been an item for more than four years before splitting, having began a relationship during the pandemic.
During her defeat to Chisnall, Sherrock appeared to light-heartedly mock Menzies by pretending to shake the table on the stage. Even if that was a notch down from Menzies’ approach!
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Sherrock could be seen smiling as she made her way to the table, before pretending to grab the table and shake it. She lost her first-round match at the World Darts Championship 3-0 to Chisnall on Thursday night – averaging 84.83 before exiting the competition at the first hurdle.
Menzies issued an apology following his actions earlier this week in a statement posted on social media.
“First of all, I would like to apologise for what happened. I’m sorry that I reacted in the manner that I did,” Menzies wrote. It isn’t an excuse, but I have had a lot of things on my mind recently, and I suppose that all just became too much at the end.
“It has not been an easy time for me with my uncle Gary passing away recently. I saw him four days before he died, and he gave me a look which told me how much he thought of me.
“Had I won the game against Charlie, then my second-round match would have been on the day of Gary’s funeral and that hasn’t been lost on me.
“Let me say again, that’s no excuse for what I did on the stage. It was the wrong thing to do and I don’t want it to take anything away from Charlie. He played well.
“This is not how I would like people to view me. Yes, I can get emotional at times, but not like that and that wasn’t right.”
PDC Chief Executive Matt Porter also released a statement after the incident, where Menzies was offered the full support from the darts organisation. “I spoke with Cameron and his management before he left the venue, and he knows there is support available from the PDC and the PDPA,” Porter said.
“Any incident of this nature is reported to the Darts Regulation Authority for a review. But, our main priority is the player’s health and wellbeing.”
