RIDICULOUS QUALITY SQUASH GAME - ElShorbagy v Ashour - Free Game Friday
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2018
- This week's Free Game Friday was selected by our subscribers and contains some sensational squash between two of the best players of the modern era. Enjoy!
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3:57
Commentator 1: And as you said Johnny he's got that elasticisty.
Commentator 2: The what
Commentator 1: Exactly
xD
Ashour is just so effortless and never looks tired. What a legend. The greatest ever
I've seen squash for the past 40 years, i've seen the australians, british, pakistanis, canadians, but till this day i'v seen nothing like the egyptians, it's truly truly exciting to watch these two play, even more than watching jonathan power, the khans, etc in their prime.
Sameer M why compare?
Jansher's movement is unparalleled.
Jahangirs striking ditto.
Eyles' Grit.
Martins cuts
All to be enjoyed
Hi Sameer -- I've seen Squash for 50 years now, and watched many of the players that you mention live -- I agree with you regarding how exciting these two are to watch (particularly Ashour) compared with the more attritional game of times gone by -- no disrespect meant to those great past players, but I consider that the game has changed for the better
Seconded!
The game evolves, Ramy especially is the once a generation player that raises the game to the next level. You really can't just compare them to previous generations like this.
Todays squash is a different story altogether. You cant compare Khans and J Powar etc to the current players. Two entirely different eras.
Had the pleasure of not only meeting Ramy Ashour but spend a good 2 hours at a dinner when he visited our squash academy here in Pune(India) in Dec 2021… he is already retired but a great simple joyful human being to talk to.
Epic squash by Epic outstanding players...extremely enjoyable to watch...
That rally at around 10 mins is absolute masterful squash by Ramy - had MES completely in his pocket for that one!
Actually starts at 8:41 and ends around 10:00
Thank you @PSA SQUASHTV. Best players in the world playing the best sport in the world. They deserve millions of dollars.
Thank you so much
PSA for entertaining us with great squash games on every Friday
These guys are absolutely amazing, honestly the best athletes.
Ashour is so graceful and plays that racket like am instrument
Thank you squash TV for this scintillating game of squash. Go Ramy!
7-6 pure genius from Ashour
What a terrific game! Wow~
Unbeliavable!!
Love it at 9:55 where Shorbagy grins at Ashour and appears to say "How the [...] did you do that!?"
I am exhausted just watching this game. Those are some lengthy rallies !!
The ball reminds me of the pace of the black Dunlop balls we used to use years ago, dying in the back corners and no real pronounced bounce when punched across the middle of the court at the start of each game.
Ramy getting older makes me sad.
WHY, he will always be legendary. :-)
Getting old in general makes me sad
Great viewing angle
Marvellous 7-6
Bit disappointed shorbagy resorted to gamesmanship there when Ashour plays through so many possible let calls etc.
Watch it again, Shorbagy plays through a lot too
Resorted? It's all he ever does. Shorbagy is a nasty little cheat.
Shobagy is just out of breath.
9:53 that is AMA ZING.
wow and wow
What a raley...damn 1min 14sec...
Brutal
8:38 - you're welcome
EDIT: quarter of a kilometre covered in a minute and a quarter... les squashez incredibles
Tahnk u juses
Can someone tell me which racquet is Ramy Ashour using during this match?
When was this played?
Final of the 2018 Grasshopper Cup in Zurich in March
May i ask what is the injury rule?
What are the thoughts on the first couple of points, where it looks as if both players are trying to take advantage of the cold ball. I'm a 4.5 level squasher and play about 3 days a week, (these are competitive, but somewhat causal games). Typically we don't hit these little drop shots until the ball is warm. It's sort of an unwritten rule. To be clear I'm not calling out the pros here, I'm simply curious if other Recreational players do the same, thanks.
They weren't taking advantage of a cold ball because it was the second game, so the ball should be pretty hot after a whole game of play between them both
well first of all you guys should be warming up the ball. secondly, what you may think is cold is still warm because the pace these two hit at surely make the ball very very hot. It is just that the two have so much control that even with a warm ball, they can still make it die
I've always done a warm-up first, which gets the ball almost hot because we're just practicing.
anything to win, right?
tbh its a stupid rule these players have a lot of money on the line
Shorbagy is a beast but he plays more head games than most psychics.
He's a nasty little cheat.
Whats the "blood ruling" that joey was talking about? @psa squash
I think ramy had a scratch on his elbow and elshorabagy tried to make big deal out of it? that's what I'm getting
Like whats the ruling for these types of situations?
If he is bleeding on the court it could be stroke and if he bleeds on the courts they will send him off for 3min brake and then he comes back on to play well they clean the court
I think ElShorbagy was trying to use the scratch on Ashour's elbow as a way of winning the match by using this rule at www.ussquash.com/officiate/online-rules/:
16. Bleeding, Illness, Disability ..
G14 Bleeding, Illness, Disability and injury
16.1 Bleeding: The Referee shall immediately stop play when any player has visible bleeding, an open wound or blood-stained clothing. Before allowing play to continue the Referee shall require that the bleeding be stopped, the wound covered and any blood-stained clothing changed, allowing such time as is reasonable and necessary and is available on the tournament schedule.
If the bleeding was caused solely by the opponent, the Referee shall immediately award the match to the player.
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Can someone explain me what happened at 11:24? Why it was let?
Juan Alejandro Buasso
It is a Safety let
There was a chance that Mohammed would hit ramy during the swing of the racket or hitting him with the ball
So he preferred not to play it
So it is a yes let where they replay with no penalty
What happend at 20:33?
What about rules if ball meet your oponent
For a newbie here, could somebody tell me why they rub they arms on different walls constantly
They are rubbing sweat from their racquet hand.
@@AROMANNNNNN sure hope they clean those walls after each match
Mama dell shivaji 😀
I wish for those two guyz talking nonesense to shutup for once and enjoy the awesome sport!
What happened at 20:31? Why it was let?
First Of All:
It's "Why Was it...."
Secondly
Ashour Was In Shorbagy's Way If He wanted To Play A Boast
Krish Goyal Thank You For Your English Lesson, You Made My English Better (y) Btw, I Think It’s „BoasT”.
You're welcome
I never watched squash until now. Can anyone tell me why they keep touching the wall between points?
your hands become really sweaty and thus racket starts slipping.so touching the wall helps to get rid of the sweat
@@TheAsadhaider but why don't they wipe their hand on their clothes
asad jafri it can become a reassuring habit as it also can feel cooling
Around the 5-4 and 5-5 points, 7 minutes in, Ashour loses two points the second of which he asks for a video review. My take on this is Ashour should not only have gotten a let but also the points because ElShorbagy was not on the T but half way to the wall blocking Ashour. If he were on the T and stood there then sure it would be his point or at worst a let. But being off the T and blocking his opponent is not right. Think about somebody blocking the shot at the corners. There it is obvious. On the side though doesn't happen that often but a great player like ElShorbagy can make it happen. It's like Ashour didn't like the first call but figured what the heck, it's just a fluke. But when it happened twice the judges should have been better. Any other people see it that way?
lol, I see Ashour has a solution for ElShorbagy's technique. Instead of being the nice guy and losing points he now knows the judge can't be trusted. So at 8-8 when ElShorbagy tries to cheat again he pushes him out of the way and calls point! YES!!!
Elshorbagy is playing so dirty he is intentionally blocking ashour in so many incidents. You can see him straight bumping into Ashour.
I feel like they need to think about safety lets more because at 11:24 Mohammed had more than enough room to play the ball I feel like they should decide safety lets based on players skill level
For the last professional match they would ever play against each other, I wish they wore different outfits. The orange and magenta don't do it for me at all.
The 2 khans are undeniably the greatest if the old squash era and style, and ramy then mohammed are the greatest of the new style.
20:30 what happened?
Ashour Was In his way so ELS took a safety Let ball
Why do they touch the glass walls so often?
Rubbing the sweat off their hands
@PSA : Can we have 9-9 and the let 10-9 LET rally plz as super rallies / Mega Rallies??
It’s a shame the audio is tainted with the Australian accent
why they keep coppin a feel on the walls tho
Oscar Wong drying sweat of hands
Oscar Wong and it feels nice and cold on a hot hand ..
The commentary is good generally but wish they’d tone down the chit chat through the mega rallies so we can enjoy the tension. And the over-dramatic screams are a bit annoying. Let the squash do most of the talking.
Did MoSho really walked out of the court thinking he has won the match cos of blood injury?
Why are they rubbing the wall after each point ?
I'm a squash player I even do that, it's to wipe the sweat off of your hand ✋
why do they touch the walls?
Why do they keep wiping the walls?
To get the sweat off their hands so it doesn’t affect their grip on the racket
Hope to see Pakistan back in the squash again
ElDirtbagy
Like children
I know next to nothing about this game (only played it twice but its very fun!) but why do they keep rubbing the walls???
Brianne S heyy don’t know if you’ll read this but they do it to wipe sweat from their hands!
Ashour - nicest guy you'll meet in squash
ElShorbagy - biggest douche in squash
Messi vs Neymar
I'm sorry to say, I just don't like El Shorbagy. He's a constant conduct foul that ref's seem unwilling to call him on.
Shorbagy is a nasty little scumbag. Can't wait until he's forgotten.
I would literally bludgeon El Shorbagy with my racquet. Too much subtle blocking with the body going on for my taste.
excuisite
I don't understand this sport canadia explain.
The nicknames are bloody annoying.
and zed1207 is fuckin COOL?? Lil wonder zed is the last in th Alphabet?? Get an effin grip on life m8, u r bloody annoying!!
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unattentive ref.
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Joey Barrington ruins the squash game for me, I don't enjoy listening to his commomtaiting, talks of topic of a lot of stuff, and says stupid stuff
you give it a go, it would be hard to maintain being interesting nonstop hey
'Ramy hits a straight, Es hits a straight x 10, now Es hits a cross court, Ramy cross court' so you want such commentary? if they are suppose to stay on topic?
Joey makes it so much more interesting. I even prefer watching on Squash TV than watching live just because of the exciting commentary.
sam urai if you watch them enough how is chocolate bars relevant to squash, exactly, that's nothing to do with squash so why they talk about it
Sean Moo you seem to immature to understand so not Going to argue, squash TV did it for years keeping on topic so why can't they,
Why do they keep touching the walls? I'm new to this sport :D