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Egypt’s Karim Abdel Gawad notched up the seventh—and biggest—PSA World Tour title of his career when he defeated top seed Alister Walker, the defending champion, in the final of the Three Rivers Capital Pittsburgh Open, the PSA International 25 squash event at Rivers Club in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Continue reading Gawad in Seventh Heaven in Pittsburgh →

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Defending champion Alister Walker will contest the final of the Three Rivers Capital Pittsburgh Open for the second time when he faces second-seeded Egyptian Karim Abdel Gawad in the climax of the PSA World Tour International 25 event—the fifth tournament of the 2014 U.S. Pro Squash Series—at Rivers Club in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Continue reading Walker & Gawad Make Pittsburgh Final →

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Title-holder Alister Walker is one match away from his second successive appearance in the final of the Three Rivers Capital Pittsburgh Open after a straight games win over unseeded opponent Muhd Asyraf Azan in the quarterfinals of the PSA World Tour International 25 event—the fifth tournament of the 2014 U.S. Pro Squash Series—at Rivers Club in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Continue reading Walker Powers Into Pittsburgh Semis →

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Unseeded Muhd Asyraf Azan doubled Malaysian interest in the quarter-finals of the Three Rivers Capital Pittsburgh Open when he upset No. 7 seed Henrik Mustonen in the PSA World Tour International 25 event—the fifth tournament of the 2014 US Pro Squash Series—at Rivers Club in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Continue reading Azan Ousts Mustonen in Pittsburgh Shock →

Alister Walker returns to the Steel City to defend his 2011 Three Rivers Capital Pittsburgh Open title as the top seed in 2014—the first edition of the Pittsburgh Open to be held since the Botswana international’s first title three years ago at the Rivers Club. Continue reading Alister Aims for Second Pittsburgh Open Title →

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Egypt’s Mohamed Elshorbagy outlasted Englishman Peter Barker in a marathon Motor City Open final to become only the second player after Canadian legend Jonathon Power to win the established Detroit squash title twice. Continue reading Mohamed Marks Motor City Double →

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Mohamed Elshorbagy achieved his career-long dream of a win over illustrious fellow Egyptian Amr Shabana to reach the final of the Motor City Open in Detroit—but it was only when the tired defending champion was forced to concede the match after three games in the PSA World Tour International 70 squash event at Birmingham Athletic Club in Bloomfield Hills. Continue reading Tired Shabana Bows Out in Detroit →

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England’s top-seeded Joel Hinds nearly squandered a commanding two-game lead in the final of the Stratos Seattle Open when Ireland’s Arthur Gaskin, the No. 2 seed, stormed back before succumbing to pressure—and what appeared to be a groin strain—in the deciding game of the climax of the PSA World Tour Challenger 5 event at Seattle Athletic Club Downtown in Seattle. Continue reading Hinds Scores Seattle Open Success →