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‘I feel honoured to share a court with guys like James’ By SEAN REUTHE in New York World No.2 Ali Farag got the better of former World No.1 James Willstrop in the standout match of day three of the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions – the PSA Platinum event currently taking place inside New York’s [...]
Tragic injury for Joel Makin as he dominates Karim Gawad By SEAN REUTHE in New York World No.3 Simon Rösner kicked off the defence of his J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions title with a commanding 3-0 victory over Australia’s Ryan Cuskelly inside New York’s iconic Grand Central Terminal. Rösner became the first German player ever [...]
11 Points with Amanda Sobhy: ‘Being out injured gave me the chance to rebuild my game and come back hungry to improve’ Interview by ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor On the eve of the Tournament of Champions, US No.1 Amanda Sobhy has announced a switch to Head Rackets. In a no-strings-attached interview, Amanda explains [...]
‘After all these years I am overjoyed to win on this stage’ By SEAN REUTHE in New York The opening day of action at the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions saw men’s United States No.1 Todd Harrity beat Hong Kong’s [...]
‘We need more tournaments with unique venues like this’ By SEAN REUTHE Two-time J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions winner Nour El Sherbini says that she is looking forward to appearing at one of the most unique locations on the PSA [...]
Champions will bank $72,000 in squash’s biggest-ever showcase By SEAN REUTHE The draws for the 2018-19 PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family have been announced, with some blockbuster fixtures in store at Chicago’s Union Station between February 23 [...]
Mighty Momen the master in Mumbai By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) and Sachika Irshwin Balvani (Squash Mad Correspondent in Mumbai) Tarek Momen halted Fares Dessouky’s comeback rampage to win the final of the CCI International in Mumbai. Momen took [...]
Tunbridge Wells triumph for Belgian Brummie By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor Jan Van Den Herrewegen won the Colin Payne Kent Open after a punishing, pulsating final against top seed Rui Soares. The Birmingham-based Belgian won a massively entertaining [...]
Rui Soares wins Mexican stand-off as Leonel Cardenas shows massive potential By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor Top seeds Rui Soares and Jan Van Den Herrewegen will contest the final of the Colin Payne Kent Open, sponsored by Select [...]
Yorkshire youngster Sam Todd is awarded Canary Wharf wild card By SEAN REUTHE World No.1 Mohamed ElShorbagy will return to London’s stunning East Wintergarden between March 10-15 as he aims to defend his Citigold Wealth Management Canary Wharf Classic title. [...]
Top seeds coast through, with a tasty bagel for Soares By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor Rising star Nick Wall is looking forward to a rest after completing the busiest week of his life. The Sheffield teenager bowed out [...]
‘Making my comeback after injury at Grand Central was an emotional rollercoaster’ By SEAN REUTHE United States No.1 Amanda Sobhy will return to New York’s Grand Central Terminal next week as she competes for the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions, [...]
Home favourites Ghosal and Tandon to clash By SACHIKA IRSHWIN BALDANI – Squash Mad Correspondent in Mumbai India’s World No.66 Mahesh Mangaonkar caused a big upset in the second round of the CCI International PSA Silver tournament after he defeated [...]
Squash on track for first million-dollar tournament By SEAN REUTHE Reigning champions Mohamed ElShorbagy and Raneem El Welily will top the seedings for the 2018-19 PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family when the sport’s first $1 million tournament [...]
Malhotra meets Willstrop in second round By NEHA JAIN – Squash Mad Correspondent in Mumbai India’s Mahesh Mangaonkar fought back from two games down to beat Baptiste Masotti of France in the first round of the CCI International in Mumbai. [...]
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