Mike Russell (billiards player)
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Mike Russell (born June 3, 1969) in Middlesbrough, England, is a seven-time World Champion in the game of English billiards, the greatest number in the postwar era. Russell, who turned professional in 1989, is the number-1-ranked player in the world [as of late 2006].
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