A living photo wall honouring the players, pioneers and champions who left an unforgettable mark on pool, snooker, billiards and carom across every generation.
Showing 23 inductees
Billiards🇦🇺Walter Lindrum
“Wally”
Australia's greatest English billiards champion and one of the finest cueists of any era, holding the World Professional Billiards Championship for nearly two decades.
Eddie Charlton
“Steady Eddie”
Australia's most successful professional snooker player, a three-time World Championship runner-up who carried the nation's game for three decades.
Snooker🇦🇺Shawn Budd
The only Australian ever to win the Australian Open Snooker, Australian National Snooker, Australian 9-ball and 8-ball titles — a champion across snooker, pool and billiards in Australia, New Zealand, England and America.
Quentin Hunn
“The Shark”
One of Australia's finest nine-ball players, who reached the final of the 1995 WPA World Nine-ball Championship — the closest an Australian has come to the world pool crown.
Robbie Folvari
A leading Australian professional of the 1980s and 1990s who competed on the world professional snooker circuit and won national honours.
Pool🇵🇭Efren Reyes
“The Magician”
Widely considered the greatest pool player of all time, famous for his seemingly impossible shot-making and creativity across nine-ball, eight-ball and one-pocket.
Pool🇺🇸Earl Strickland
“The Pearl”
A fiery champion whose power and passion made him one of nine-ball's most watchable and successful players.
Pool🇺🇸Shane Van Boening
“The South Dakota Kid”
The most dominant nine-ball player of the modern era, with five U.S. Open 9-Ball Championship titles and a record-breaking run at the Mosconi Cup.
Pool🇩🇪Ralf Souquet
“The Kaiser”
Europe's greatest modern pool player, whose precision and professionalism anchored Team Europe for a generation.
Pool🇳🇱Niels Feijen
“The Terminator”
A relentless Dutch champion known for total dedication and major titles on the world's biggest stages.
Pool🇩🇪Thorsten Hohmann
“The Hitman”
A two-time world nine-ball champion admired for a smooth, technical game and sportsmanship.
Pool🏴Darren Appleton
“Dynamite”
England's leading nine-ball player of his generation, a world champion and multiple U.S. Open winner.
Snooker🏴Stephen Hendry
The most dominant snooker player of the modern era, whose aggressive break-building revolutionised the sport in the 1990s.
Snooker🏴Steve Davis
“The Nugget”
The man who turned snooker into a televised phenomenon, dominating the 1980s with methodical, near-flawless play.
Snooker🏴Ronnie O'Sullivan
“The Rocket”
Widely regarded as the most naturally gifted snooker player in history, with the fastest maximum break ever recorded at the 1997 World Championship.
Snooker🏴Jimmy White
“The Whirlwind”
The people's champion — six-time world finalist whose flair and attacking style made him snooker's most beloved figure.
Snooker🏴Mark Williams
“The Welsh Potting Machine”
A three-time world champion whose effortless potting and longevity spanned three decades at the top.
Carom🇸🇪Torbjörn Blomdahl
The greatest three-cushion player of all time, whose decades of world titles set the benchmark for the sport.
Carom🇳🇱Dick Jaspers
A multiple world three-cushion champion whose record-breaking scoring speed redefined what is possible at the billiard table.
Carom🇮🇹Marco Zanetti
Italy's three-cushion maestro, a two-time world champion who ended decades of Dutch and Spanish dominance.
Pool🏴Allison Fisher
“The Duchess of Doom”
A transformative figure in women's pool who dominated both snooker and nine-ball, helping to globalise the women's game.
Pool🇺🇸Jeanette Lee
“The Black Widow”
A crossover star whose charisma and championship play brought women's nine-ball to mainstream audiences worldwide.
Pool🇮🇪Karen Corr
“The Irish Invader”
A world champion who switched from snooker to pool and became one of the WPBA tour's all-time leading title winners.
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