If you are looking for a billiard and snooker player, you may want to look into Neil Robertson. This Australian professional is a former World Champion and former World Number One. Mille Farrell is his spouse. Find out more about this great billiards player.
Neil Robertson
Neil Robertson is an Australian professional and world champion in snooker. He has had a lot of television appearances and lucrative endorsement deals thanks to his success.
Neil Robertson billiard player
Neil Robertson is a professional Australian snooker players. He has won numerous world snooker championships, and was once ranked the number one. He has been playing billiard for more than ten years, and is now one of the most prominent players in the world.
Neil Robertson snooker player
Neil Robertson, an Australian snooker player. Robertson is an ex-world champion who was once ranked number one in his career. Robertson is one snooker legend, with many world titles under his belt.
Neil Robertson was married to Mille Failldal
Neil Robertson married Mille Fjelldal in August 2021. The couple first began dating in 2009 after they met in 2008. They have two children and are married. Mille is an expert in criminology and holds a master's from Cambridge University.
Robertson was ranked number one in the world for both 2010-2014
Robertson defeated Graeme Dott, the winner of the World Snooker Championship 2010, in the final. He is noted for his ferocious break-building and confident demeanor. He has also been awarded the Champion of Champions and the Tour Championship. He has remained within the top 4 of the world rankings for the majority of his career, winning silverware each year between 2006-2022.
Robertson was born in Melbourne, Australia.
Robertson was raised in Melbourne, Australia and was born in New Zealand. He was a philanthropist who also started MacRobertson's confectionery. He also co-founded the MacRobertson international Croquet shield, which is held every 3-4 years in Melbourne. Robertson was non-smoker, and moderate drinker. Robertson enjoyed exercise and was a regular at the gym. He could leap over a 142cm-high bar.