Allison Fisher Titles and achievements 2013 2013 Ultimate 10-Ball Championship, Women's Division (Runner-up) 2013 WPBA Masters (3rd) 2012 2012 WPBA US Open 9-Ball Championship 2011 2011 WPBA US Open 9-Ball Championship 2011 Ultimate 10-Ball Championship Women's Division 2008 2008 WPBA San Diego Classic2008 WPBA Great Lakes Classic 2007 2007 US Open Nine-ball Championship (women's division) 2007 WPBA Classic Tour National Nine-ball Champion 2007 Florida Classic 2007 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female) 2007 Pool & Billiard Magazine Player of the Year (female) 2007 Pool & Billiard Magazine Fans' Top 20 Favorite Players, #1 2006 2006 WPBA Classic Tour National Nine-ball Champion 2006 WPBA Great Lakes Classic 2006 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female) 2005 2005 Amway Cup 2005 WPBA BCA 9-Ball Championship 2005 WPBA Carolina Classic 2005 WPBA Great Lakes Classic 2005 WPBA Midwest Classic 2005 WPBA U.S. Open 2005 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female) 2004 2004 ESPN Ladies Challenge of Champions 2004 WPBA Delta Classic 2004 WPBA Midwest Classic 2004 WPBA San Diego Classic 2004 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female) 2003 2003 WPBA Delta Classic2003 WPBA Midwest Classic 2003 WPBA National 9-Ball Championship 2003 WPBA San Diego Classic 2003 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female) 2002 2002 Amway Cup 2002 Tournament of Champions 2002 WPBA Midwest Classic 2002 WPBA Players Championship 2002 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female) 2001 2001 Amway Cup 2001 Tournament of Champions 2000 2000 BCA U.S. Open Straight Pool Championship 2000 Long Fong Cup 2000 Tournament of Champions 2000 UCC World Ladies Pro 9-Ball Tournament 2000 WPBA California Classic 2000 WPBA National Championship 2000 WPBA Villa Park 9-Ball Challenge 2000 WPBA Virtual Pool 9-Ball Challenge 1999 1999 Billiard Congress of America Pro Open 1999 ESPN Ultimate 9-Ball Challenge 1999 ESPN Ultimate Shootout 1999 WPBA Arizona Classic 1999 WPBA Detroit Classic 1999 WPBA National Championship 1999 WPBA Players Championship 1999 WPBA U.S. Open 1998 1998 ESPN Ultimate Shootout 1998 Tournament of Champions 1998 WPA World 9-Ball Championship 1998 WPBA Bay Area Classic1998 WPBA Dallas Classic 1998 WPBA National Championship 1998 WPBA Philadelphia Players Championship1998 WPBA San Diego Classic1998 WPBA Twin Cities Classic 1997 1997 ESPN Ultimate 9-Ball Challenge 1997 WPA World 9-Ball Championship 1997 WPBA Detroit Classic1997 WPBA Los Angeles Classic1997 WPBA New York Classic1997 WPBA Philadelphia Players Championship 1997 WPBA Phoenix Classic 1997 WPBA Twin Cities Classic 1996 1996 WPA World 9-Ball Championship 1996 WPBA Honolulu Classic 1996 WPBA Los Angeles Classic 1996 WPBA Nashville Classic 1996 WPBA National 9-Ball Championship 1996 WPBA New York Classic 1996 WPBA Orlando Classic 1995 1995 WPBA Orlando Classic1995 WLBSA Ladies UK Championship 1995 WLBSA Welsh Open1995 WLBSA Bailey Homes 1994 1994 WLBSA New Berkshire Classic 1994 WLBSA Llanelli Classic 1994 WLBSA Ladies Masters 1994 WLBSA Haverhill Classic 1994 WLBSA World Championship 1993 1993 WLBSA World Championship 1991 1991 Mita/Sky World Masters Mixed Doubles with Steve Davis 1991 Mita/Sky World Masters Women's Doubles with Stacey Hillyard 1991 Women's World Snooker Championship 1989 1989 WLBSA World Championship 1988 1988 WLBSA World Championship 1986 1986 WLBSA World Championship 1985 1985 WLBSA World Championship Jean Balukas can't touch Allison Fisher's accomplishments and success. OBVIOUSLY!!! BOOB.
I just love watching the Duchess of Doom play this game. Every aspect of her game is focused, deliberate, and supremely accurate. One thing that she does has always baffled me. And there are many great players like her that do the same thing. At the back of her stroke she pauses approximately one second before moving forward through her stroke. Of course we all pause before moving through our strokes regardless of how fast we transition from the back swing to the front swing but forcing it to stay in mid air uses extra muscles in the arm. My thinking is that this unnatural stopping of the cue leaves the door open for an increase of inaccurate movement on the follow through. This stroke increases the variables because it uses more muscles thereby making it more difficult to control. Personally I'm not a world champion at any pocket billiard game like Allison is. She is a master of this stroke and game. But I wonder (and this is difficult to imagine) if she would have been a better player if she didn't use this style of stroking the cue ball.
@@dylanbenson9463 I forgot about the 3 point rule. Every ball that goes in on the break is a point and each ball that goes past the 2nd diamond at the head of the table is a point. You must have 3 points on the break.
I do not understand why the WPBA cannot get coverage? I watched the Swanee and the Andy Mercer men and I guess women if they so desired. Live coverage commentators and so on. I am a man and do wish the women could get coverage. They shoot good Also and are much better to look at.
@@bossmustang9615 I'm sure more folks agree with us. I would like to see the women get more sponsorship and start playing in some of the men's tournaments.
Every female is born a woman but not every woman is a lady. In any event, Allison Fisher is a lady indeed, graceful and gracious. I watched her play pool for more than 20 years and she has always conducted herself as a lady. And as pro pool player she was the finest then as she is the finest today. What a pool player! What a lady!
The announcer was going good for a minute or two providing some insightful background ... until she started predicting what Allison was going to shoot and how she was going to shoot it... that is so stupid and annoying...
BECAUSE SOMEONE IN THEIR INFINITE WISDOM CHOSE TO HAVE THE 3 POINT BREAK RULE . 3 BALS HAVE TO PASS THE HEADSTRING OR MAKE 1 AND 2 PASS THE HEADSTRING...AND SO ON.
It’s nothing. Just fucking around. Yea she good. I’m not into watching women sports. Boring to me. But she on top of her game. Same with black widow. She good too
There's a rule that states at least 3 balls have to either go in a pocket or pass the head string. In that break Metzinger made one ball and another went past the head string which is only 2. The next shot then passes to the other player who can either accept it or pass it back. If she accepts it, she's not allowed a "push-out", if she passes it back to the breaker, The breaker IS allowed a "push-out"
I grew up watching Allison Fisher on ESPN. It's nice to see that she still got it. I hope to meet her one day.
I got her autograph back in 06. She signed my Vegas APA national event flyer. I have it framed on the wall in my billiard room.
In my opinion the best billiards female player ever. Always came up with the clutch shot and never allowed the big moment to rattle her.
I had the honor to meet her in Vegas. She’s very sweet and nice just as she looks but so tough on the table. Has boundless energy. Such a class act
I miss watching pool on ESPN!
Allison Fisher...THE greatest female pool player to ever walk planet earth...PERIOD.
Right on!
@Bob No she doesn't.
And, I'm NOT a ma'am!
@Bob No she doesn't, Boob.
Allison Fisher
Titles and achievements
2013
2013 Ultimate 10-Ball Championship, Women's Division (Runner-up) 2013 WPBA Masters (3rd)
2012
2012 WPBA US Open 9-Ball Championship
2011
2011 WPBA US Open 9-Ball Championship 2011 Ultimate 10-Ball Championship Women's Division
2008
2008 WPBA San Diego Classic2008 WPBA Great Lakes Classic
2007
2007 US Open Nine-ball Championship (women's division) 2007 WPBA Classic Tour National Nine-ball Champion 2007 Florida Classic 2007 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female) 2007 Pool & Billiard Magazine Player of the Year (female) 2007 Pool & Billiard Magazine Fans' Top 20 Favorite Players, #1
2006
2006 WPBA Classic Tour National Nine-ball Champion 2006 WPBA Great Lakes Classic 2006 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female)
2005
2005 Amway Cup 2005 WPBA BCA 9-Ball Championship 2005 WPBA Carolina Classic 2005 WPBA Great Lakes Classic 2005 WPBA Midwest Classic 2005 WPBA U.S. Open 2005 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female)
2004
2004 ESPN Ladies Challenge of Champions 2004 WPBA Delta Classic 2004 WPBA Midwest Classic 2004 WPBA San Diego Classic 2004 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female)
2003
2003 WPBA Delta Classic2003 WPBA Midwest Classic 2003 WPBA National 9-Ball Championship 2003 WPBA San Diego Classic 2003 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female)
2002
2002 Amway Cup 2002 Tournament of Champions 2002 WPBA Midwest Classic 2002 WPBA Players Championship 2002 Billiards Digest Player of the Year (female)
2001
2001 Amway Cup 2001 Tournament of Champions
2000
2000 BCA U.S. Open Straight Pool Championship 2000 Long Fong Cup 2000 Tournament of Champions 2000 UCC World Ladies Pro 9-Ball Tournament 2000 WPBA California Classic 2000 WPBA National Championship 2000 WPBA Villa Park 9-Ball Challenge 2000 WPBA Virtual Pool 9-Ball Challenge
1999
1999 Billiard Congress of America Pro Open 1999 ESPN Ultimate 9-Ball Challenge 1999 ESPN Ultimate Shootout 1999 WPBA Arizona Classic 1999 WPBA Detroit Classic 1999 WPBA National Championship 1999 WPBA Players Championship 1999 WPBA U.S. Open
1998
1998 ESPN Ultimate Shootout 1998 Tournament of Champions 1998 WPA World 9-Ball Championship 1998 WPBA Bay Area Classic1998 WPBA Dallas Classic 1998 WPBA National Championship 1998 WPBA Philadelphia Players Championship1998 WPBA San Diego Classic1998 WPBA Twin Cities Classic
1997
1997 ESPN Ultimate 9-Ball Challenge 1997 WPA World 9-Ball Championship 1997 WPBA Detroit Classic1997 WPBA Los Angeles Classic1997 WPBA New York Classic1997 WPBA Philadelphia Players Championship 1997 WPBA Phoenix Classic 1997 WPBA Twin Cities Classic
1996
1996 WPA World 9-Ball Championship 1996 WPBA Honolulu Classic 1996 WPBA Los Angeles Classic 1996 WPBA Nashville Classic 1996 WPBA National 9-Ball Championship 1996 WPBA New York Classic 1996 WPBA Orlando Classic
1995
1995 WPBA Orlando Classic1995 WLBSA Ladies UK Championship 1995 WLBSA Welsh Open1995 WLBSA Bailey Homes
1994
1994 WLBSA New Berkshire Classic 1994 WLBSA Llanelli Classic 1994 WLBSA Ladies Masters 1994 WLBSA Haverhill Classic 1994 WLBSA World Championship
1993
1993 WLBSA World Championship
1991
1991 Mita/Sky World Masters Mixed Doubles with Steve Davis 1991 Mita/Sky World Masters Women's Doubles with Stacey Hillyard 1991 Women's World Snooker Championship
1989
1989 WLBSA World Championship
1988
1988 WLBSA World Championship
1986
1986 WLBSA World Championship
1985
1985 WLBSA World Championship
Jean Balukas can't touch Allison Fisher's accomplishments and success.
OBVIOUSLY!!!
BOOB.
@Bob Because Jean Balukas hadn't nearly the competition that Allison Fisher has had...NOT EVEN CLOSE!!!
YOU ARE DERANGED!!!
Allison plays as well as she did ten years ago...amazing degree of focus!
If you have such a clean stroke, your ability of planning the game will rise amazing
I feel bad for Cathy. Who wants to play the great Allison Fisher? She is still a formidable opponent. Love watching her!
Allison Fisher is the GOAT of WPBA 👌
Thank you Cathy and Allison,, Way to go Allison... Allison thank you for your involvement in Atlantic youth work....
I don't get it....on the very first break, Cathy sank a ball. Why did Allison then get to go?
yay! allison!! thank you for this upload!!! 👋🏻🎱👄🎱🤚🏻
Kinda confused as to which match I’m listening to. So much background noise
Allison dear, you look dead on. Keep up your wonderful winning ways!
You go Allison. Such a winner on many levels!
I just love watching the Duchess of Doom play this game. Every aspect of her game is focused, deliberate, and supremely accurate. One thing that she does has always baffled me. And there are many great players like her that do the same thing. At the back of her stroke she pauses approximately one second before moving forward through her stroke. Of course we all pause before moving through our strokes regardless of how fast we transition from the back swing to the front swing but forcing it to stay in mid air uses extra muscles in the arm. My thinking is that this unnatural stopping of the cue leaves the door open for an increase of inaccurate movement on the follow through. This stroke increases the variables because it uses more muscles thereby making it more difficult to control. Personally I'm not a world champion at any pocket billiard game like Allison is. She is a master of this stroke and game. But I wonder (and this is difficult to imagine) if she would have been a better player if she didn't use this style of stroking the cue ball.
When the score was 6-0 and Cathy broke and made the 1 ball in the side, why did Allison come to the table for the 2 ball????
I think it was foul on the break. Looks like not enough balls hit rails after breaking.
@@dylanbenson9463 I forgot about the 3 point rule. Every ball that goes in on the break is a point and each ball that goes past the 2nd diamond at the head of the table is a point. You must have 3 points on the break.
Allison Fisher great tru the years!!!
You play fantastic Allison Fisher
are my idol
I’m hoping you will catch up even 6 to 6 Cathy cheering for you to win
I do not understand why the WPBA cannot get coverage? I watched the Swanee and the Andy Mercer men and I guess women if they so desired. Live coverage commentators and so on. I am a man and do wish the women could get coverage. They shoot good Also and are much better to look at.
I agree with every word you wrote
@@bossmustang9615 I'm sure more folks agree with us. I would like to see the women get more sponsorship and start playing in some of the men's tournaments.
You some SJW or something?
@@CarlCramer88 Have no idea what SJW means. enlighten me.
Allison Fisher ... Fantastic
Why isn't there any video of Ga Young Kim? Disappointed
Alison is a beast
Every female is born a woman but not every woman is a lady. In any event, Allison Fisher is a lady indeed, graceful and gracious. I watched her play pool for more than 20 years and she has always conducted herself as a lady. And as pro pool player she was the finest then as she is the finest today. What a pool player! What a lady!
I shut the sound of because I could not understand what the speaker was saying.
Allison Fisher number 1
Someone, tell me what is the deal with the players racking their own racks now?
gotta go girls nice talk
why did allison shoot after her opponent broke and made a ball?
53:58 - 54:08 She is from Taiwan, not China.
Besides turning the sound off is there anyway to shut the broads off in comentery ?
Just having a tough time at pool Cathy sorry
27:54 finesse shot ;)
Whos the female commentator?
eva mataia
Why does the girl give up her turn on a good break?
The announcer was going good for a minute or two providing some insightful background ... until she started predicting what Allison was going to shoot and how she was going to shoot it... that is so stupid and annoying...
WHY DO THEY HAVE THE 3 POINT BREAK RULE?
Why did Alison played first if Cathy made the one ball in the side?
BECAUSE SOMEONE IN THEIR INFINITE WISDOM CHOSE TO HAVE THE 3 POINT BREAK RULE . 3 BALS HAVE TO PASS THE HEADSTRING OR MAKE 1 AND 2 PASS THE HEADSTRING...AND SO ON.
Sorry Cathy the main thing is that you have tried
34:36
Commentator came on at end of second game. Still do not know what they are racing to.
It’s nothing. Just fucking around. Yea she good. I’m not into watching women sports. Boring to me. But she on top of her game. Same with black widow. She good too
Cathy made the one ball off the break on the first rack, why didn't she play the rack?
Probably need to get a certain number of balls in pockets or past headstring.
Talk crap over the game, wow.
At 39:00 Cathy could have gotten "back in line" by shooting the three with high left English.
Did I miss something on the first break she made a ball the in ball in the side why did Allison shit for can anyone help me with that plz
There's a rule that states at least 3 balls have to either go in a pocket or pass the head string. In that break Metzinger made one ball and another went past the head string which is only 2. The next shot then passes to the other player who can either accept it or pass it back. If she accepts it, she's not allowed a "push-out", if she passes it back to the breaker, The breaker IS allowed a "push-out"
@@jasonmiller9738 thank you for explaining that
@@ibelieveinkarma8084 I knew about that foul but was wondering why it wasn't ball in hand. Thanks Jason for the explanation.
This video does not have the race to what posted????????
Poor girl is getting pounded by Allison . Man what a schillacking
Cathy 🥵
She had no chance.
She put on a clinic.
Metzinger had NO CHANCE!!!😞
How does someone play "Pretty Sporty"?
It means that she plays offensively. Most of the time she is trying to make balls instead of playing safeties.
therer is a rule that so many balls hav to pass the half way mark to avoid the soft break senario. I think it is not a good rule
4th game is over and they tell me it is a race to 9.
What are you talkin about
@@imhungry2387 I have no idea what I was talking about. Sorry????
Cathy makes a ball on break and doesn't shoot again?
@@frankmolnar9666 Wtf? You illiterate?
Allison is waaayy out of this gal's league...
Me acuerdo en la década de los 90s ella y Janet Lee la vuida negra esos grandes encuentros por ser la mejor en esos tiempos...en ESPN...