+Simon James Willstrop. Perfect lengths, back wall drops, his holds. Everything about him sings perfection.

+HamSupZhai I agree, I love to watch him play but he isn't fit enough for ramy ;)

Yeti lol now he’s number 1 and world champion

I bet you would have loved to put some money on Farag back then.

Bro he’s now wr 1

this aged well

That aged well

Disagree. Nick would never got him. The only person stand between ashour and british open championship is elshorbagy.

+TheHilarious91 . Maybe now that Matthew is getting on a bit Ramy would beat him, but historically Matthew's game matches up well against Ashour (i.e. I think Nick's win-loss rate is positive). Elshorbagy normally has a mental block when it comes to Ashour. But I think Ashour doesn't have enough matches in him right now to take El Shobagy.

I think the only person who is looking in good form to take el shorbagy is gaultier. If he hopefully continues this tournament without any injuries I think that that would be a great final. Gaultier has the best win loss ratio against el shorbagy besides ramy of course. People have counted him out because of his previous injury but I really think he is looking in top shape.In all honesty I don't think ramy ashour can take this tournament most of his matches have gone to 3-2 and that's a hell of a wear and tear on the body. On top of that he hasn't shown his earlier precision and speed when when he has left the tour for a few months and returned as if he had never left. He definitely needs more matches under his belt to regain his accuracy.

+Devern Calvin - Smith For most people it's called wear and tear. For professionals they called it conditioning, some players moved better after a brutal 5 games. however, being consistently 3-0, elshorbagy is all about business, he's looking unstoppable.

박상준 Its called a Corkscrew

In the U.S. Philly (Philadephia) boast, elsewhere a corkscrew.

I'm not sure Ali has even reached his peak yet

@@firstwavenegativity6379 a couple months shy of his 30th he better reach his peak soon before he announces his retirement

I heard that when Egyptians play Egyptians, nobody advises them... maybe it's considered disrespectful to take favorites amongst your fellow compatriots... not sure.

im being sarcastic. He been giving all the advice to the player that "wins"

+Gaming+ More Then you wouldn't get any matches to watch at all. How else would PSA pay to record and edit the videos?

However, you can buy the, online and download them for 0.99 (in pounds), which is pretty cheap for a great match. I've bought several this way and each has been well worth it. downloads.psaworldtour.com/

Stefan Coetzee no idea who those people are.. but going by what i see it seems to be an adv to be tall n lanky where its easier to cover a lot of area w less movement

Stefan Coetzee i understand that but the court isnt too big.. so speed doesnt seem to be a huge factor as a lanky fella can extend w out moving as much or at all

it doesn't matter how big you are if you're the one doing court sprints - perhaps you should play a club level player and see what I mean?

@@hoss011 It is an advantage if you can couple it with speed/movement efficiency. It is just a small factor in the overall game though. Very few of the world top ten are particularly tall players.