Ya :(

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@@ska2ol I do.

If on this channel, pretty good bet they do... Beg

Yeah those cross-courts dying in the back one after another. Merciless.

Against the best length is key. An often underrated part of his game

head to head is 8-3

@@oliverkerr5620 i rmb two of those 3 matches were when ramy was injured/not at his best . One of them is during BO finals the day after a brutal 5 game battle with world champ greg gaultier after being a year out due to injury. Another one is during 2017 world champs 3rd round where ramy played his 2nd(¿) tournament after yet again a long injury time out. Ramy gone down quick in 3 games to shorbagy during those 2 matches they played.

@@ngzijian14 one he lost in the world series finals. It was a best of 3. I guess that was fair win for Shorbagy. Only one fair though .

same with 2014 world champs, 2-2, 6-5

Exactly! I can't believe they cut out that point from 2012!

well he did win in 2017. And he still can win a second in the upcoming years...

Saw a comment below.... Record is 8-3 for Ramy

"Their head-to-head was 8-3 to Ramy when he retired, so Mo did win a few!" - PSA SQUASHTV on a different comment.

James Sanderson one was a best of 3 round robin in World Series Final which Ramy let go and won the tournament in the end. The second was in the British Open 2016 Final and Ramy was injured lost 3-0 in 20 minutes or something. The third was the only real win for Mo and it was in the World Championships 2017 after a massive 31 minutes first game which Ramy who had just came back from a big layoff 2 months before wasnt fit enough to match Mo’s fitness. It should be noted that atleast 3 of the matches Ramy won was with him semi injured. 2012 World Champions was hamstring. 2014 World Champions was his shoulder in the end of the first game. 2015 he was seen spraying his leg between games. If Ramy is totally fit i bet he wouldn’t loose a single game.

In the match you're talking about he was down 10-6, not just 9-6

Their head-to-head was 8-3 to Ramy when he retired, so Mo did win a few!

@@squashtv I remember he lost one of those finals (BO final I believe) when he was injured after a brutal semi with Greg.

@@squashtv those 3 wins were when ramy was injured/not at his best yet

To be honest we very much wanted to try and balance it out with at least one Mo win. But all of his wins against Ramy were rather one-sided matches and couldn’t really be considered a ‘great battle’

Pretty cool, huh. That's a shot I want to learn!

Arnaud Malan If we remember it by the time we’re allowed on court again v-v

Its a skidd boast ..

@@captainzork6109 Lol, yes. Hopefully I can still hit the ball by the time we get back on! We have an estimate of four weeks, but there's no guarantee.

Arnaud Malan Actually... I found a video by Squash Coach Phillip. He shares 5 things that we usually neglect when courts are available. I’m making a plan to be squash ready by then to beat all the fat kids :D No skid boasts possible though

Anthony Gagliano they only had 11 to choose from, of which Shorbagy only won 3 so maybe these matches were just more monumental

​@@MrJoel3498 Yup, I agree that your opinion is definitely the more diplomatic way of looking at it...and you totally could be right. Although I'd say the 2016 British Open final is a fairly respectable tournament/match. It's just when you know the politics/dispute that I think they're in right now with Shorbagy, it seems somewhat obvious that this was intentional. Of course this could all just be in my head, and the matches in this compilation were all the close matches, which Ashour just happened to win! ;)

No agenda from us. We did notice that these were all Ramy wins before posting, and actually discussed whether we should balance it out with a Mo win, but we decided to go with what we thought were genuinely the best matches. Despite being on the losing end, Mo plays some amazing squash in these matches, performances that no doubt would have beaten anyone else in the world at the time!

@@squashtv Thanks for the reply! Appreciated.

@@squashtv I couldn't agree more! No one ever pushed Ramy as hard as Shorbagy did. Matthew's rivalry with Ramy was definitely up there because their matches were great in the earlier part of the last decade, but the performances both Ramy and Shorbagy put on were some of the best of all time. Amazing rivalry!