Amr Shabana on fire at Queen’s!

January 9, 2013 • Tags: , , , • Categories: all posts, players, videos

This is a MUST: Any squash fan will love that as Amr Shabana is on fire and showing his brilliancy. Nick Matthew played well but there was alsmost nothing to do against the maestro this time …

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