Mark Allen
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Title
Five ranking titles -
Nationality
Northern Irish -
Turned Pro
2005 -
Highest Tournament Break
147 -
Location
Antrim -
D.O.B
22 February 1986 -
Money List Earnings
£335,500 -
Nickname
The Pistol
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Frames Played
175 -
Frames Won
104 -
Frames Lost
71 -
Frames Won Percentage
59.43% -
Shots Played
4411 -
Shots Per Frame
25.21 -
Breaks Over 50
81 -
50 Break Rate
2.16 -
Breaks Over 100
32 -
100 Break Rate
5.47
Ranking titles: Five
Triple Crown wins: One (2018 Masters)
Career highlights
2004: Wins World Amateur title
2009: Reaches the semi-finals at the Crucible, knocking out defending champion Ronnie O’Sullivan, before losing 17-13 to John Higgins
2011: Gets to the final of a ranking event for the first time at the UK Championship, but loses 10-8 to Judd Trump
2012: Wins first ranking title at the World Open in China, beating Stephen Lee 10-1
2013: Retains the World Open thanks to a 10-4 defeat of Matthew Stevens in the final
2014: Reaches four consecutive finals and wins the Paul Hunter Classic
2016: Wins his first-ever ranking title on UK soil at the Players Championship and makes his first professional 147 break at the UK Championship
2018: Claims maiden Triple Crown title at the Masters in London, defeating Kyren Wilson 10-7 in the final. Wins the International Championship in China, beating Neil Robertson 10-5 in the final. Captures his fifth ranking title at the Scottish Open with a 9-7 defeat of Shaun Murphy. Runner-up at the UK Championship.
2020: Runner-up to Stephen Maguire at the Tour Championship. Wins the Champion of Champions for the first time, beating Neil Robertson 10-6 in the final to take the £150,000 top prize having knocked out the likes of Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump.