They are definitely not the most skilled, otherwise they would be ranked at #1 and #2. Certainly some of the most entertaining players on tour though.

​​​@@arnaud78 Gawad may be the most skilled player currently. He's moving so smoothly, his racket skills are remarkable and I'd say outstanding among top players. Only Ramy is/was comparable in terms of skill level and natural talent. But skill/talent is not everything, that's why Gawad isn't no.1. P.S. Forgot also Hesham with his extraordinary technique, natural skill and incredible shots.

We need more minerals

@@mmickles1 Starcraft 2?

Clean squash lol you mustn't have watched the match. It was scrappy as with a hundred let calls. The ref didn't have a clue

@@Sedge86 I only watched the highlights:)

@@Themethodmix copy that. Yes unfortunately lots and lots of terrible calls

@@Sedge86 Not having watched the match, all I can say is my hope for squash is generally more bias for the incoming striker (versus the player blocking, crowding, etc.). In other words, for many of the no let’s given, I disagree and often believe a let or stroke is warranted. Recovery movement off the shot should never be at the expense of unencumbered access.

@@Themethodmix while I agree, they're trying to stop unnecessary let calls where minimal interference can be played through. At the end of the day eyes on the sport pay the bills and nobody wants to see let call after let call unfortunately.

Maybe focus on your Roman numeral skills a little more mate, rather than Joey's commentary?

Him and parky and the regulars are the best. Get over yourself.

I don't think there was anything wrong with his commentary. Infact it was magnificent as always

I think the opposite, Joey is way more entertaining then old days commentators adding a nice twist to commentary.

Agree with the other comments, Joey's commentary makes it so much more entertaining.