Squash is "the world's healthiest sport"
(Forbes Magazine), squash is played in
over 175 countries by over 20 million
people and squash is very easy to learn.
Once you have tried the squash -
you will love squash!
For the first time in history, France will host the Men’s World Team Championships (9th to 15th of June). The French Federation will use their 3 ASB glass courts to be built into the Palais des Sports in Mulhouse.
Greg Gaultier (FRA, World No.3), Nick Matthew (ENG, World No.2), Ramy Ashour (EGY, World No.1) and Germany’s World No.12 Simon Rosner welcome all squash fans to the Men’s World Team Championships 2013 in Mulhouse (9-15 of June).
Allam British Open 2013 not far to come. Check out some incredible play from last year’s semi-final Ramy Ashour vs James Willstrop – sit back and enjoy …
André Agassi, Kim Clijsters and Stefan Edberg have followed fellow tennis legend Roger Federer in backing Squash to be added to the Olympic Games programme in 2020. "Squash is absolutely one of the best/toughest sports," said Agassi, the eight-time Grand Slam champion and Olympic gold medallist in 1996. "The Games would be proud!"
German No1 and World No 12 Simon Rosner is ready to rumble the big boys (Ramy Ashour, Nick Matthew and Greg Gaultier) at the KPMG Grand Slam Cup (8th of May) at The Squaire in Franikfurt Airport.
4 of the leading squash players in the world will come together to compete for the inaugural KPMG Grand Slam Cup in Frankfurt, Germany, on 8 May 2013. The innovative one-night squash spectacular will feature Egypt's current World No1, reigning World Champion and recent 2013 Tournament of Champions winner Ramy Ashour, together with England's 2011 World No1 and World Champion Nick Matthew, plus France's 2009 World No1 and 2013 Swedish Open Champion Gregory Gaultier.
Egypt's Ramy Ashour (le) heads the April Dunlop PSA Men's World Squash Rankings, published by the Professional Squash Association, with the highest points average ever recorded.
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Featering:
Amr Shabana, Alister Walker, David Palmer, James Willstrop, Nick Matthew, Simon Roesner, Peter Barker, Thierry Lincou, Wael El Hindi and many others will follow.
