Ali Carter

Ali Carter is often referred to as an Ace of snooker because of his calm, smooth gameplay in billiard sports. He is best known as The Captain from his hobby of piloting aeroplanes and Mr Anger. He is a two-time runner-up in the World Championship of 2008 and 2012. Ali is also known for being high as second in the World rankings of Snooker. Besides his career, Ali’s health-related topic often emerges and his admirers wonder if he recovered or not.

Born on July 25, 1979, Ali Carter hails from Chelmsford, Essex. He is Native British belonging to English ethnicity. His zodiac sign is Leo. He is the son of Carter’s family, but his parent and siblings’ information isn’t disclosed yet. However, from his early teens, he was fond of playing snooker. His education information is also unknown.

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Ali Carter Net Worth and Salary

At the age of 17, Ali began his journey as professional snooker. In 1999, he won the Benson and Hedges Championship which help him rise toward fame. Further, he reached the semi-final round of the 1999 Grand Prix and in the 2006-07 season of the European Master.

Later in the 2008-09 season, the British snooker player concurred the Welsh Open title against Joe Swaii. Then, he got defeated by John Higgins in the semi-final round of the 2010-11 season. He also lost twice in the final of the World Snooker Championship against Ronnie O’Sullivan in 2008 and 2012. Moreover, in 2012-13, Carter won the title of German Masters and World Open in 2016-17.

As a genius snooker player, Ali has successfully accumulated a massive amount of net worth from his professional career. Currently, he makes a yearly salary of £333,525 and has won the prize money of £425,000 from the 2018 World Snooker Championship. As of 2023, Ali Carter holds an estimated net worth of $8 million.

Watch Ali Carter’s interview after winning World Snooker Championship against Ronnie O’Sullivan:

Girlfriend, Married, or Wife?

Professional snooker player, Ali Carter is single as of 2023. However, he was in a romantic relationship with a beautiful ex-girlfriend Stella English before. She is the former Apprentice winner. The ex-pair began their love life in 2016. In 2017, they welcomed a baby. Previously, in May 2017, Stella was spotted with her beloved boyfriend in a stunning red dress revealing a baby bump in The Dorchester in London.

Back then, The Sun reported that Ali mentioned their upcoming baby by saying

I’m back in the top sixteen and looking forward to welcoming our little bundle in the next few weeks. We couldn’t be happier!

Despite their failed relationship, Ali and Stell agreed to co-parent their child, Olivia, together.

Previously, the genius snooker player has already welcomed his first baby with his former girlfriend, Sarah. His first child is a son, named Max, born in 2009. He often loves sharing pictures with his child on his social media site.

Parents, Siblings, and Family

Ali was born into Carter’s family, but he tends to keep his parents’ information away from the media’s eyes. His siblings’ details are also unknown to this date. However, on June 19, 2016, he tweeted a picture of his father having a BBQ in the house.

The 3 generation on father day! Bbq at the #captainshouse pic.twitter.com/PXJnV1QiJe

— Ali Carter (@TheCaptain147) June 19, 2016

His full name is Allister “Ali” Carter. He grew up in Colchester city and was interested in pursuing snooker in his early teenage. Now, he holds the footprint of being a parent and enjoys quality time with his beloved family.

Ali Carter Height, Weight, Health Condition

As a British professional snooker player, Carter’s height is measured at 5 feet 8 inches and weighs 78 kg. His skin is white-toned, has light brown hair and blue eyes.

In 2003, Ali was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease and controlled by limiting dairy and gluten/ wheat in his diet. On 1^st July 2013, he was diagnosed with testicular cancer. A day later, he went through surgery and was advised to rest for a month. After recovering from the surgery, he stated that he would take leave from snooker for six months till April 2014.

After a month, The World Snooker announced that he was diagnosed with cancer in his lung and would receive an intensive chemotherapy course. He completed his treatment and secondary tumour in August.

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