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  1. Momen was actually outplaying Farag for at least the first game and a half as Ali struggled to find his accuracy to the front. But instead of taking advantage, he continued to fish for cheap points on decisions. The no let here was just one example. Really unfortunate that he couldn't get his head on straight and play the game. Solid refereeing, which was good to see.

  2. Momen relies on constant flicking and dropping every other shot. It gets old and predictable which is why the top guys like Mo Elshorbagy and Farag have no trouble reading him and making him run. He has the same cheap game plan for every player no matter the rank. He needs to stop complaining so much.

  3. Thought Momen should have had a yes let at the beginning….Given the proximity of Farag to his racquet, makes sense not to make a shot to avoid hitting him.

  4. Why does Momen lose a review for the first no let? If the decision is overruled (even though it goes against him), shouldn't he keep the review?

  5. Playing farag would break me mentally. He just gets everything and I would just get so frustrated and lose my cool (assuming I was good enough to actually compete with him)

  6. If this was Asal, would he have taken Farag's eye out? Come on leave to a let at least after the Asal incident

  7. Farag is the federer of the squash court, show this game to the Olympic committee and squash should be in no problem

  8. I don't get how Farag can remain such good composure and be the class act that he is against some of these "dirty tactics" opponents! As long as this behaviour is tolerated, squash will not gain popularity outside of Egypt, let alone an Olympic status.

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