Allison Fisher

Allison Fisher is a former English snooker and professional pool player. She bagged her first world title at 17. The player has a total of 80 national titles and 11 world titles in her kitty. The snooker player has a phenomenal career graph. She was the highest earner as she won £111,000 in 2005. Also, Fisher won seven Women’s World Snooker Championships.

Here are some of her career achievements:

• ​Won Women’s World Snooker Championships in 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1993, and 1994
• In 1991, she bagged 2 Mita/ sky World Masters trophies in the women’s doubles and mixed doubles category.
• She clinched victories on Haverhill Classic, New Berkshire Classic, and Bailey Homes Ladies Classic in 1994
• In 1995, Bailey Homes Ladies Classic, Regal Welsh, and UK Ladies Championship were taken home by Fisher
• In the 2013 Ultimate 10-ball Championship, she became a runner-up in the women’s division
• Bagged the gold medal in the nine-ball women’s singles at the 2009 World Games
• Honoured with the title of “Player of the Year” by the Pool & Billiard Magazine in 2007
• Entitled by the Billiards Digest as the “Female Player of the Year” in the years 2002-2007