2011 PSA Tournament of Champions Final in New York
The final of the 2011 PSA Tournament of Champions in New York was won by the Ramy Ashour in a 52 minute master class at New York’s Grand Central Station. Ramy took the match to Nick Matthew in the 1st game, with an 11-3 demolishing, but the World No.1 fought back in the 2nd to level things up 1-1.
However it was the young Egyptian who was able to keep his lead in the 3rd & 4th games and hold the Englishman at arms length as he pressed home his advantage 11-9 11-7.
A jubilant Ashor said “The really good thing about tonight is that I was moving well and was in touch with my body.” (a reference to his injury prone season). And to top things off for Ramy his mum was there (for the first time in 5 years) to see him lift the title.
To see the draw click here
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The final of the 2011 PSA Tournament of Champions in New York will be on later today as the exciting Egyptian Ramy Ashour (seeded No.1 and PSA World No.2) takes on Englishman Nick Matthew (seeded No.2 and PSA World No.1).
They’ll both be battling it out for a share of the $115K prize fund and also to try to retain (or reclaim) the World No.1 position.
To see the draw click here
Looking forward to a potential cracker!
The final of the 2011 PSA Tournament of Champions in New York will be on later today as the exciting Egyptian Ramy Ashour (seeded No.1 and PSA World No.2) takes on Englishman Nick Matthew (seeded No.2 and PSA World No.1).
They’ll both be battling it out for a share of the $115K prize fund and also to try to retain (or reclaim) the World No.1 position.
To see the draw click here
Looking forward to a potential cracker!