Mark Allen has withdrawn from the upcoming Shanghai Masters due to personal reasons, with Ali Carter taking his place in the ...

What is Mark Allen's net worth? Despite having won over £3.5m in the sport, in 2022 Mark Allen announced that he had been forced to declare himself bankrupt.

MARK ALLEN is the Players Championship winner, beating Chinese star Zhang Anda in a grueling final. Zhang stunned the sport after beating Ronnie O’Sullivan’s conqueror Mark Selby at the… ...

MARK Allen will go into the final session of his Cazoo World Championship semi-final against Mark Selby at the Crucible in Sheffield just one frame behind thanks to a break of 92. The Antrim man ...

Ronnie O’Sullivan has sent a warning to Mark Allen following the 36-year-old’s UK Championship victory. ‘The Rocket’ watched on as his rival’s sparkling form continued to win his maiden ...

MARK ALLEN RECOVERED from a nightmare start to the second session of his second-round match against Chris Wakelin by completing the 15th maximum break at the World Snooker Championship in ...

Mark Allen will play a nerve-shredding match for £156,500 on Friday evening – the biggest single-game incentive he has ever faced. The current player of the season takes on Robert Milkins in ...

Snooker ace who shed 6.5 stone after divorce and bankruptcy eyeing World Championship win Mark Allen is aiming for glory at the Crucible after battling back from some tough times away from the sport ...

Things looked a little ominous for Mark Allen at the start of his World Championship semi-final against Mark Selby on Thursday night as the four-time champion stormed out of the blocks with a ...

Mark Allen 'overslept and lied about being ill' at snooker tournament to avoid punishment For some snooker stars, there can be no bigger nightmare than the alarm clock not going off.

Mark Allen ground out a 6-2 victory over three-time winner Mark Selby to set up a Masters semi-final date with Shaun Murphy.

Mark Allen made a 147 maximum break during his third-round match against Ben Mertens at the British Open – where he had said the table should be “burned”.