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Snooker
AliCarter
Ali Carter's snooker profile centres on a current ranking of 25th, six titles and 473 centuries.
Carter explained
Ali Carter's place in British snooker is defined by longevity rather than a single defining week. He has stayed on the World Snooker Tour long enough to become a recognisable UK name for followers at home, while international audiences know him as a steady presence in the professional ranks. His value to the sport in Britain is as a working competitor: someone who keeps the standard high and gives domestic snooker another familiar figure to track.
In the current standings, Carter is 25th, with six titles and 473 centuries recorded to his name. Those figures frame a player whose game has been about scoring weight and durability. The century count shows a break-builder, while the six titles confirm he has converted enough of those breaks into silverware. For anyone checking the essentials, ranking, titles and centuries are the clearest measures of where he stands.
Snooker record
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He is still an active professional, competing on the World Snooker Tour during the 2025/26 season.
His professional career began in 1996/1997, and he has played on the tour continuously from 1998.
He was born on 25 July 1979 in Colchester, United Kingdom.
His position on the world ranking list is twenty-fifth, and he has collected six ranking titles.
Born on 25 July 1979, he is 47 years old.