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Kelly Fisher (born 26 August 1978) is a British professional pool and snooker player. She currently holds the Embassy Ladies` Snooker World Champion title, although this event was last held in 2003. She has reached the final of every European Ladies` Championship, losing just once to former World Champion Karen Corr. In 2003 Fisher won the first IBSF World Ladies` Championship.
Disillusioned by the lack of ladies` events in the UK ,and the lack of financial reward in ladies` snooker,[citation needed] she switched to pocket billiards (pool), joining women's snooker pros Allison Fisher and Karen Corr in the Women's Professional Billiard Association (WPBA) nine-ball tour.
[edit] Snooker achievements
- 2000 European Ladies` Champion
- 2000 Embassy World Ladies` Champion
- 2001 Embassy World Ladies` Billiards Champion
- 2001 European Ladies` Champion
- 2002 European Ladies` Champion
- 2002 Home Internationals, England Ladies` Winners[clarify] (and 125 break
- 2002 Embassy World Ladies` Champion
- 2002 Ladies Regal Masters Champion
- 2002 Ladies LG Cup Winner
- 2002 Ladies UK Winner
- 2003 Ladies Regal Welsh Winner
- 2003 Ladies Nationals Winner
- 2003 World Ladies` Champion
- 2003 European Ladies` Champion
- 2003 Home Internationals, England Winners[clarify]
- 2003 IBSF World Ladies` Champion
[edit] References
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