Mark Allen

Northern Ireland's Mark Allen won his first ranking title today after emphatically beating Stephen Lee 10-1 in the final of the Haikou World Open 2012 on Hainan Island, China.

It's day two of the PartyPoker.net German Masters at the Tempdorom, Berlin. The likes of Judd Trump, Neil Robertson and Ronnie O'Sullivan all enter the tournament today hoping to take home the €50,000 first prize.

Apologies for the delay, here are the second annual Maximum Snooker Awards for the year of 2011! Who will win the coveted player of the year award and there a few new awards including best break of the year.

Some of my best photos taken of the venue, people and the players at the Williamhill.com Snooker UK Championship 2011 at the Barbican Centre, York. Includes photos of the final between Judd Trump and Mark Allen.

Judd Trump has beaten Mark Allen 10-8 in the final to win the Williamhill.com snooker UK Championship 2011 title at the Barbican Centre, York. It is the young Bristolian's second title in a year and his first UK crown.

News, scores and photos live from the Judd Trump v Mark Allen final in the williamhill.com snooker UK Championship 2011 at the Barbican Centre, York. Neither of these left-handed youngsters have been in a UK final before, who will take the title tonight?

Results, news and photos live from the Ricky Walden v Mark Allen semi-final match in the snooker williamhill.com UK Championship 2011 at the Barbican Centre, York. Which of the two tournament outsiders will join Judd Trump in the final tomorrow?

Round-up and results of all the last 16 matches at the williamhill.com snooker UK Championship 2011. Plenty of shocks happened as defending champion John Higgins lost to Stephen Maguire and qualifier Marco Fu beat Mark Selby.

Mark Allen the world no.14 from Northern Ireland recently spoke out against Barry Hearn and how he has changed snooker in recent years. In an interview with On Q Promotions he speaks more about the chairman, the state of snooker, life on the circuit and more.

It's day 2 of the Australian Goldfields Open in Bendigo, Australia and like with the first day of the tournament there have been plenty more shocks. The biggest so far has to be the defeat of the world champion John Higgins by Romford's Matthew Selt.