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Liu Takes Amway Title for Taiwan

NewsMay 4, 2004May 23, 20140

[caption id="attachment_2660" align="alignright" width="150"] Liu remained placid, even after winning a momentous title for her country.[/caption]In a surprisingly one-sided final match, Taiwan's Sin-Mei Liu took the $20,000 prize at this year's Amway Cup in Taipei, Taiwan in a final against top-ran…

Fisher Breaks Corr’s Winning Streak, and Her Own Losing Streak

Articles, News, UncategorizedJanuary 2, 2004May 24, 20140

Allison Fisher defeated first-seed Karen Corr, 7-1, to win the Women’s Professional Billiard Association Cuetec Cues Players Championship. This is Fisher’s first classic tour win since the WPBA Nationals in December 2000; her victory snapped Corr’s winning streak of six consecutive WPBA Classic Tour…

WPA Crowns World 9-Ball Champs

Articles, News, UncategorizedJanuary 2, 2004May 24, 20140

The 2001 World Pool-Billiard Association World 9-ball champions are Allison Fisher (representing Great Britain) and Brian Naithani (Germany). Fisher, ranked No. 2 by the Women's Professional Billiard Association, earned her fourth WPA world title by defeating WPBA No. 1-ranked Karen Corr (also r…

Fisher crowned “Champion of Champions”

Articles, News, UncategorizedJanuary 2, 2004May 26, 20140

Allison Fisher captured her biggest victory of the year by beating Karen Corr in sudden death to claim the winner-takes-all International Tournament of Champions at Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Conn., on Nov. 8. The victory netted Fisher, the No. 2-ranked player on the Women’s Professional Bill…

Comeback Queen

Articles, News, UncategorizedJanuary 2, 2004May 24, 20140

For the third consecutive Classic Tour event, Karen Corr rebounded from an earlier loss to win a tournament championship. This time Corr did it at the Women’s Professional Billiard Association Midwest Classic at Palace Billiards in Villa Park, Ill., Oct. 11-14, recovering from a loss to Fisher in th…

Comfortable at the Top

News, UncategorizedJanuary 2, 2004May 23, 20140

Top-ranked Karen Corr widened her points lead over No. 2 Allison Fisher, winning by the narrowest of margins at Sandia Casino on Sept. 9. Corr's 7-6 win over Fisher in the final of the Classic Tour's fourth stop of the season netted Corr $7,500, and doubled her lead over Fisher in the rankings to a…

Deja Vu, All Over Again

News, UncategorizedJanuary 1, 2004May 23, 20140

Karen Corr became the first Women's Professional Billiard Association player other than No. 1-ranked Allison Fisher to win back-to-back Classic Tour titles since 1997 by capturing the Spring Classic, in Alpine, Calif., April 26-29. The victory, which paid Corr $6,500, once again came against Jennife…

Corr Narrows Fisher’s Lead at WPBA US Open

NewsSeptember 16, 2003May 23, 20140

The alternating-break format is continuing to shake up the ranks of the Women's Professional Billiards Association, but it has yet to break the Allison Fisher-Karen Corr stranglehold on the top two spots. Corr won the WPBA U.S. Open, Sept. 10-14, in Albuquerque, N.M., in a 7-6 hill victory over Kore…

Duchess On Top Again!

NewsMarch 11, 2003May 23, 20140

[caption id="attachment_2555" align="alignright" width="150"] Allison Fisher beat down her rivals with a smile.[/caption]Allison Fisher, the "Duchess of Doom" reclaimed her top ranking over the course of a single event at the Women’s Professional Billiard Association season opener, the Delta Classic…

Karen Corr: Back on Top?

NewsDecember 10, 2002July 1, 20140

[caption id="attachment_3739" align="alignright" width="125"] Karen Corr is fighting back.[/caption]Women’s Professional Billiards Association points-leader Karen Corr may be getting back into the swing of things. Corr defeated her perennial nemesis Allison Fisher, 7-5, in the finals of the WPBA Wom…

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Liu Takes Amway Title for Taiwan

Fisher Breaks Corr’s Winning Streak, and Her Own Losing Streak

WPA Crowns World 9-Ball Champs

Fisher crowned “Champion of Champions”

Comeback Queen

Comfortable at the Top

Deja Vu, All Over Again

Corr Narrows Fisher’s Lead at WPBA US Open

Duchess On Top Again!

Karen Corr: Back on Top?

December: Too Much of a Good Thing?

Mind & Body

Eye of the Tiger

Queen’s Gambit