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    スカッシュ: JP モルガン トーナメント オブ チャンピオンズ 2020 – 男子決勝 – Momen v Mo.ElShorbag​​y



    ニューヨークのグランド セントラル ステーションで開催された JP モルガン トーナメント オブ チャンピオンズ 2020 の最高の決勝戦をご覧ください。 無料の拡張ハイライトは、psaworldtour.com/tv/highlights で入手できます。

    [4] タレクモメン (ONE) v [2] Mohamed ElShorbag​​y (EGY) その他の地域の LIVE と VOD を視聴する: https://psaworldtour.com/tv/live?YouTube Europe via EurosportPlayer: http://bit.ly/2kzAV0g Youtube で今すぐ購読して、すべての最新情報を入手してください http: //www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=psasquashtv ウェブサイト: https://psaworldtour.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PSAworldtour Twitter: @SquashTV @PSAWorldTour Instagram: @psaworldtour PSA Foundation: http: //psafoundation.com #スカッシュ #PSAWorldTour

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    2. F.a.m Alm on

      Old goat?!!!
      There are way better nicknames then these ridiculous names with smell of hate!
      Congratulations M. Shorbagy, you really deserve to regain your No, 1 position. Salute you for your appreciation and love to your parent's, God bless you 🙌🏻

    6. Bull Squash on

      After watching the match I have 2 questions: how can PSA verify a cramping situation and why was the ref told not to check on the injured player?

    8. Aidan Ray on

      I watched the full watch and it’s very disappointing that squash is all about he decisions… I can feel for tarek here even though they don’t show the really poor decisions from the ref. All credit to shorbagy tho!

    9. aldo barrientos on

      Que lástima que ninguno de los jugadores sea más efusivo con el público, y es bastante común ver que los oponentes tampoco demuestren respeto entre sí, los jugadores deberían considerarlo, asumir una actitud más promotora del deporte….y bien por la bestia de Alejandría…

    14. Steel Patriot on

      It was a shame that an otherwise very enjoyable tournament ended with a final that really only had a mix poor refereeing and some less than savoury gamesmanship as it's take aways. I'll just watch Asal v Gaultier again to cheer me up 😃

    17. JC0chap on

      Context on why Tarek was fuming and the handshake/slap for those who haven't seen the full match:
      At a crucial point in the fourth (I think Shorbagy was 8-5 up) Shorbagy suddenly lay down and claimed a very questionable 3 minute injury break saying 'i felt something in my knee'. There didn't seem to be any collision or notable incident that might have explained this. PJ and Joey explained the rules state players are not allowed to claim an injury break for cramp and let's just say this was a suspicious injury break at best…
      Tarek was understandably fuming and lost his head after that. In his post match interview he pointedly said that he doesn't want to comment on anything that happened during the match but he'll be back.

    20. Ben on

      Why does it seem that SquashTV never show any of El Shorbagy's questionable moments?
      The injury timeout was a pivotal part of the match, so why leave it out?
      In the women's final highlights El Sherbini's injury timeout was included.
      Props to him for putting the work in and winning, but it often seems he resorts to using underhanded gamesmanship (or 'street smarts' as Joey and PJ like to call it), whenever a match gets tight.

    22. KnightMD on

      The real shame is how lazily this highlight reel was put together compared to everything else in this tournament. Some really bad decisions leaving out several points and incidents here.

    23. ItsHeebyGeeby on

      Elshorbagy is becoming a great statesman for the sport. I didn't used to like him but I guess that's because he's so good. He comes across as very humble and likeable these days. His squash style reminds me very much of Nick Matthew in terms of his fighting spirit. Well done for regaining world No.1

    25. Sander van Leenen on

      Look at elshorbagy pictures holding the trophy. Everytime it's the same fake smile. Acting nice is for people who aren't really. A few others who made it to the top of the tree are a lot nicer personalities like Gawad, Willstrop, Momen. The few that really reach the highest like world open, british open sacrificed a lot . I guess being able to be genually nice is one of those sacrifices. They just do anything to win. I prefer to watch the nice guys. Marwan is also a great example. Finally : look at Tareks face when elshorbagy is being interviewed during the ceremony. He absolutely wants to smack mohamed in the face!

    26. Ahmed Hameed on

      questions
      Which governing body do the squash referees come under?
      Who manages the referees?
      Who's responsible for training referees?

    27. bmoss 1 on

      What's with the grey bearded guy during the ceremony with his overly aggressive handshake with elshorbagy??! 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

    28. Andy on

      As much as these players are fantastic to watch and the Egyptians clearly lead the way in ability i really feel the English lads lead the way in attempting continuous play and make the matches more enjoyable to watch as a result. They need to stop looking for cheap easy points as half of the lets/strokes as much as they are questionable are making the game less attractive to watch, not such a great spectacle. This final was riddled with gameplay antics and a real turn off. Keep the game alive, get it into the Olympics and stop these ever increasing calls for lets/strokes, half of them can be played through IMHO, watch the Brits, they are leading the way in this. Well done shaggy but a little over done with the antics! See you in Chicago!

    31. JungHo Lee on

      ref's one sided decision + especially according to PJ, lee beechill not letting ref check elshorbagy's injury break about…. what was that management all about???

    32. Steve Hughes on

      The ref royally stuffed up with that injury break that Shorbagy had………….hopefully the referees in future will not allow this to 'ever' happen again…….it is bad and is against the rules of the game.

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