Lol!!!

I think Dessouky may have accidentally "tap tackled" Asal with his left knee and sent his foot on the wrong path. On this occasion I think he deserved a let.

@@iainpaterson5862 I agree, but the fact that he's a worse drama queen than the average football/soccer player means he'll more often face referees who won't give him that let even if it is one.

:D looking at Asal playing, every inch of me wants him to lose.

His leg het Dessouky’s calf

😂🤣😂

Not sticking up for asal here at all but dessouky did move across into asals line and some contact was apparent although asal is a massive drama queen and bungs it on.

Hahaha hilarious

Who would predict that just a few years ago?:)

@@szookk haha well said!

I've been watching long enough, and never seen anyone as bad as Asal at the top level.

totally agree

Dessouky used to be pretty evil himself haha

Dessouky was quite the villain when he was younger haha

yes Asal is such a clown act

The leg targeted the wrong player this time however

The ref should have demanded it and if nothing wrong given a conduct warning or penalty.

No strings attached 😀😀😀😀😀

Was there and could see there was nothing wrong with it

In the semis, Asal would fall hold this leg like he was injured and I thought he actually might have been, only to get and keep playing for the win. Lots of soccer-like injuries on the court and gamesmanship to disrupt his opponent. Much like changing his racquet against Dessouky. Why doesn't Asal have the value of winning cleanly with honour?

Good commentary. One exception is the referee messed up allowing Asal to walk off the court to change racquets without breaking a string. Ref John Massarella THOUGHT he had broken a string and gave his permission based on that. But it was false. Dessouky jumped all over it. Asal a serious pos.

@@us-Bahn Why is it an advantage to change racket when you haven't broken a string?

@@turkeyphant could be the other racquet is strung at a lower tension for power, or higher for touch.

Not sure the game of squash needs to be brought into disrepute...

Dessouky had different issues, it was mostly psychological, but Asal on the other had is a complete pos, who's only goal is to win irrespective of the way he does it, doesn't matter if the win isn't off of his own merits or outplaying/outclassing the opponent, its just the win that he wants or matters to him, thats not a sportsman no, thats a trash that has to be taken out before it splashes everywhere. If this kind of behavior, style of plays isn't condemned at the highest level, more players will think its okay to follow him, learn from him, that's only going to destroy this beautiful sports we all love!

@@PrashanthRaoNDZ relax, he got punished by it recently. If he continues to behave like that, surely he'll be punish again. If you dont like him, there's a way to get over it, just dont watch any match with him on. I've done it for couple months and now first time in months i watch him again, he's definitely slightly different, in a good way. At least, i dont watch with hate anymore :) cheers

@@edz1228 He fake string breaking off? Thats slightly better? Or that fall he he did for literally a feathers worth of contact? He's not learned a single thing, he robbed Elias off of his finals place because he what playing the way he done, like a cheat that he is. Its exactly this laxxed attitude we all have shown him, that he keeps thinking he'll keep getting away with it.

@@PrashanthRaoNDZ I may not be right about the changes but we cant judge if he really fake the broken string, if anything needed to be done, it should be done by the refs. As i said previously, if you hate him so much, just dont watch any match he is in. Simple and end of story. If u want to lash it out on him, go contact him personally, for example twitter. There's no point at all getting all angry as i've done so in the past, which doesnt do you good at all. That kid wont even care or read about all these comments. Also, i want to tell you that the way he behaves isnt from him. ITs his family and coaches who does not educate him at all. Cheering him whenever he does something bad on court. These adults are the one to blame. And also we are nobody to judge, we are just watching highlights which are free. Just dont take things for granted just because its free. Spread love instead of hate, this will makes u happier each day. Trust me, im a very bad bad temper person, and still is.

You shouldn’t hate to say it and excuses? Buddy literally walked off court to change his racquet that wasn’t broken

But with a healthy bladder!

Good question. The only thing I could find in the rule book is that a player must get the refs permission to leave the court during a game. Ref Masarella THOUGHT Asal had broken a string and gave his permission based on that. But Dessouky exposed the lie. Asal looked so shifty during this exchange.

Disgusting Asal

@@us-Bahn Masarella simply pathetic. Dessouky had total right to insist but Mozarella cheesed it up. Would have loved to see what happened when the racket turned out to be perfectly fine for all to see.

You almost got me there 😅

@@AhmedNaguib1 had us in the first half, not gonna lie

Yes! He plays amazing physical squash which has a very very very short life span. The trade off is his colossal immaturity and dubious morality. It’s a bargain with the devil.

When he cried in his match against Ramy, the judges' decisions were unfair to Dsuki, and the referee was biased towards Ramy, so Faris started crying

Agreed!!!

Elias*

For me, I watch Squash to relax and learn how to play better myself. Not to get knotted up by drama. Each to their own I guess.

Rather poor of the referee not to check the racket.

Ref was pathetic in this instance. Should have stopped Asal and asked him to show his racket. Dessouky had perfect right to insist but the ref is simply clueless.

If you need to leave the court for any reason other than injury or damaged property you forfeit the game. What you begin the game with is all you're allowed to finish with.

Your comment has been a repeated refrain for 10 months now.

Dessouky was a gifted gymnast before turning to squash full time.

Asal adds a new dimension to the tour. A big man that moves well, and tries hard. It's a shame that most want to see him as a villain, and the refs go along with the others. But he is a gifted player, and I want to see how he improves with age.

If they caused interference they would'nt put them there - they've been using these boxes on professional courts for like 8 months now

@@cookesam6it's only a matter of time. They seem to be against squash court spec per the rules. What are they even for?

and George Parker

@@jj9749 just for some tantrums? Haha

Just a matter of time until someone big and strong (like dessouky, not momen) charges Asal’s blocking back leg and puts the guy in the hospital.

Russian players should be expelled from the tour.

I would love to see how pissy and angry he would get if he played a match against himself

Dessouky made a desperate protest which the weak & ineffectual PSA was too inept to uphold.

You are not allowed to unless frame or strings are broken, I suspect neither were!!

Because he hadn't broken a string. But lied. He's a cheating r-sal.

If the strings were not broken, Asal is not allowed to change racquet. A player may wish to change a racquet to disrupt his opponent mentally, or change a racquet which is strung at a different weight in order to gain an advantage in the type of strokes he wishes to play in mid-game. However the rules say a player cannot leave the court to change a racquet mid-game unless the frame or strings are damaged.

If he didn't give himself enough time to move then that's his fault, therefore he loses the point. If you're directly in your opponents path to the ball it's a stroke against you.

@@cookesam6 but he has to be there to play the shot right? , After shot he can move, but there was no time.

@@cookesam6 he was not even in the way...he just made his shot and other guy bumped into him. He did not shot ball back at himself..it was much ahead of it. Other guy should have make the space for his own next shot. It's like I will just follow u and bump into u once u make shot.

@@cookesam6 exact same thing happened at 4:35 as well..but it was not stock