Mark Allen: Triathlete| Daughter| Snooker| Drowning

Mark Allen says the “bonds are off” after revealing he would remain in the sport following a successful court ruling last month. Today we will discuss about Mark Allen: Triathlete| Daughter| Snooker| Drowning.

Mark Allen: Triathlete| Daughter| Snooker| Drowning

Mark Allen (born 22 February 1986) is a Northern Irish professional snooker player from Antrim. He won the World Amateur Championship in 2004,[1] turned professional the following year, and took only three seasons to reach the top 16. In his fourth professional season, he defeated defending champion Ronnie O’Sullivan on his way to the semifinals. In the final of the 2009 World Championship, where he lost to eventual winner John Higgins.

Born	22 February 1986 (age 35) Belfast, Northern Ireland
Sport country	Northern Ireland
Nickname	The Pistol
Professional	2005–present
Highest ranking	4 (June 2020)
Current ranking	13 (as of 20 December 2021)
Maximum breaks	2
Century breaks	516 (as of 12 January 2022)
Tournament wins
Ranking	6
Minor-ranking	5
Non-ranking	3

Triathlete

Mark Allen (born January 12, 1958 in Glendale, California) is an American triathlete and six-time Ironman triathlon world champion.

Daughter

Before Mark Allen met Kyla McGuigan, he was in a relationship with Rene Evans. Rene Evans is also a professional snooker who holds the title of World Women’s Snooker Champion. Mark and Rein were in a relationship since 2005 and had a daughter together in 2006. However, their relationship was short-lived, and the couple parted ways in 2008 after being together for 3 years. He has a daughter named Lauren with Rene Evans and she is currently 14 years old.

Snooker

Fellow Antrim star Jordan Brown says he will be a ‘huge loss’ to snooker if Mark Allen is forced to leave the sport. Allen recently revealed that he may be forced to leave the scene despite victory at the Northern Ireland Open in October. The 35-year-old declared himself bankrupt in May and was not sure whether he would see any of the £70,000 Northern Ireland Open prize money.

Drowning

A mother whose teenage son drowned in a reservoir swore to her that she would fight in his memory to prevent others from suffering the same fate. The determined Leanne Bartley has thousands of people supporting her campaign to set up throwline stations around open water in Wales to prevent such tragedies. The mother of six was heartbroken after the loss of her student son, Mark Allen, and is now fighting for Mark Allen’s Law in his memory.