Open di Gibilterra 2019 02/10 19:45 8 Duane Jones v Allan Taylor 0-1
Open di Gibilterra 2019 02/08 16:45 7 Allan Taylor v Ian Burns 1-0
Campionato di Cina - Qual. 2019 01/29 19:30 7 Mark Allen v Allan Taylor 6-4
Campionato di Cina - Qual. 2019 12/19 19:00 7 Hamza Akbar v Allan Taylor 5-1
Open di Gibilterra 2019 12/13 13:55 8 Allan Taylor v Cao Yupeng 3-4
Open di Gibilterra 2019 12/12 10:00 7 Allan Taylor v Soheil Vahedi 4-3
Open di Gibilterra 2019 11/29 14:30 7 Peter Ebdon v Allan Taylor 6-3
Open di Gibilterra 2019 11/20 13:00 7 Allan Taylor v Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 2-4
Open di Gibilterra 2019 10/17 12:00 7 Lyu Haotian v Allan Taylor 4-1
Open di Gibilterra 2019 10/16 09:00 14 Allan Taylor v David Lilley 4-3
Campionato di Cina - Qual. 2019 10/12 18:00 7 Martin Gould v Allan Taylor 5-3
International Championship - Qual. 09/29 13:30 7 Luca Brecel v Allan Taylor 6-0
Campionato di Cina - Qual. 2019 09/20 11:30 8 Mark Allen v Allan Taylor 5-2
Campionato di Cina - Qual. 2019 09/18 01:30 7 Allan Taylor v Michael Georgiou 5-1
Open di Gibilterra 2019 08/26 07:10 10 Allan Taylor v Alan McManus 1-4
Open di Gibilterra 2019 08/18 11:30 8 Mike Dunn v Allan Taylor 5-4
Open di Gibilterra 2019 08/17 06:00 7 Allan Taylor v Ian Burns 5-4
Campionato di Cina - Qual. 2019 08/09 13:30 7 Anthony Hamilton v Allan Taylor 4-5
European Masters Qualifiers 08/03 12:00 7 Yuan Sijun v Allan Taylor 4-2
Indian Open 2017 08/02 09:00 7 David Gilbert v Allan Taylor 4-2
Campionato di Cina - Qual. 2019 06/05 13:30 7 Jack Lisowski v Allan Taylor 3-5
Riga Masters 2017 05/31 12:00 7 Zhang Anda v Allan Taylor 4-2
Campionato di Cina - Qual. 2019 04/07 13:30 7 Graeme Dott v Allan Taylor 10-3
Open di Gibilterra 2019 03/27 02:00 7 Shaun Murphy v Allan Taylor 5-2
Open di Gibilterra 2019 03/04 18:30 11 Shaun Murphy v Allan Taylor 4-3
Open di Gibilterra 2019 03/04 14:45 10 Allan Taylor v Elliot Slessor 4-2
Open di Gibilterra 2019 03/04 08:15 9 Allan Taylor v Saqib Nasir 4-3
Open di Gibilterra 2019 02/25 20:30 8 Joe Swail v Allan Taylor 1-0
Open di Gibilterra 2019 02/24 15:45 7 Allan Taylor v Christopher Keogan 1-0
Open di Gibilterra 2019 02/15 16:05 8 Allan Taylor v Robin Hull 1-4

Allan Taylor (born 28 November 1984) is an English professional snooker player, who comes from Basildon, Essex but resides in Southend. He used to work at a police station in Birkenhead, supporting the police force by studying CCTV footage.

Taylor turned professional in 2013 after being the sixth highest ranked amateur on the PTC Order of Merit, winning a tour card for the 2013–14 and 2014–15 seasons. He then remained on tour until 2019, however upon finishing outside the top 64 he lost his tour card and was unable to re-qualify for the tour through the 2019 Q School. He practices and prepares in St Mary's Mens Club.

History

Debut season

Taylor won just two matches during the 2013–14 season to end his first season on tour ranked world number 123.

2014/2015 season

Taylor lost 6–2 to Anthony McGill in the first round of the UK Championship. A few weeks later he beat Michael Holt 4–3 to qualify for the Indian Open, where he was defeated 4–3 by Li Hang in the first round. At the end of the season Taylor was the world number 107 which would have seen him lose his place on the tour, however he finished 62nd on the European Order of Merit which earned him one of the eight two-year cards on offer for non-qualified players.

2015/2016 season

A 5–2 win over Simon Dent and successive last frame deciders against Stuart Carrington and Li Hang saw Taylor reach the final qualifying round for the 2015 Australian Goldfields Open in which he made a 132 break against Mark King, but lost 5–4. He could not win another match until February when, at the Welsh Open, he tasted victory at the venue stage of a ranking event for the first time in his career by defeating Oliver Lines 4–1. Taylor lost 4–2 to Anthony Hamilton in the second round.

2016/2017 season

Taylor qualified for the 2016 Riga Masters, World Open and Indian Open, but was knocked out in the first round of each. He lost in the second round of the Northern Ireland Open and Welsh Open 4–2 to Li Hang and 4–1 to Robin Hull respectively. At the Gibraltar Open, Taylor advanced to the last 32 of a ranking event for the first time with wins over Saqib Nasir and Elliot Slessor. He moved 3–2 ahead of Shaun Murphy, but would be defeated 4–3. Taylor needed to come through the 2017 Q School to remain on tour as he lost his spot at the end of the season, due to his world ranking of 86. In the last 16 of the first event he needed a snooker when 3–2 down to Daniel Ward. He got it when Ward went in-off and made a 96 in the deciding frame, before whitewashing Sean O'Sullivan 4–0 to earn a new two-year tour card.