Allison Fisher

Allison Fisher, born on February 24, 1968, in Cheshunt, England, is a distinguished professional pool player. Renowned as the "Duchess of Doom," Fisher has achieved unparalleled success in women's pool. With over 80 major titles, including 11 World Championships, her dominance in the sport is unrivaled. Fisher transitioned to the United States in the 1990s and quickly established herself as a force in professional pool. Beyond her achievements on the table, she's known for her sportsmanship and contributions to popularizing women's billiards. Fisher's impact extends globally, solidifying her status as one of the greatest female pool players in history.

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