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Cancellation of 2021 ToC Due to COVID-19 – J.P. Morgan’s Renewed Title Sponsorship to Start in 2022
Dear Friends of Squash, These are very tough times, perhaps the hardest of several generations. And caught within the jaws of the pandemic is our sport. What was a rectangle of exhausting joy is now a suspicious transmission chamber. What was a “pocket battleship” of an arena, is now one of the most desolate transit […]
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From Squash Engine President John Nimick
During this unprecedented time, all of us at Squash Engine send our best wishes for wellness and health to our supporters of the Oracle NetSuite Open, the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions, their families, and to the players and coaches of the PSA Pro Tour. We are monitoring all developments regarding COVID-19 both in California […]
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Forbes: How Manhattan’s Grand Central Terminal Became The Site Of A Prestigious Professional Squash Event
[Above: Camille Serme of France returns a shot from Nour El Sherbini of Egypt, during the Dubai World Series. (image: Associated Press)] Article courtesy of Forbes By Tim Casey Each day, an estimated 200,000 people walk through Grand Central Terminal’s Vanderbilt Hall in midtown Manhattan. They pass by on their way to catch a train […]
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Stellar Serme Lifts Second ToC Title; ElShorbagy Reclaims World No. 1 Ranking With Third Title
France’s Camille Serme and Egypt’s Mohamed ElShorbagy both extended their J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions legacies with their second and third titles, respectively, Friday, January 17, in New York City’s Grand Central Terminal.
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RAM Challenge Showcases New Scoring System and World Champions Ahour and Matthew
[Above: Nick Matthew (l) and Ramy Ashour] Finals day of the 2020 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions featured a special showcase of Ramy Ashour’s ‘RAM Scoring System’ in the inaugural RAM Challenge with the three-time world and ToC champion taking on England’s three-time world champion Nick Matthew on the Squash Engine Challenge Court in New […]
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Serme and Momen Pull off Five-Game Upsets to Reach Second Career ToC Finals
France’s Camille Serme and Egypt’s Tarek Momen are both set to make their second final appearance at the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions following major five-game upsets against Egypt’s world No. 3 Nouran Gohar and world No. 1 Ali Farag.
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World’s Top Four Men to Contest ToC Semifinals; Three-Time Champion El Sherbini to Meet King
The top-four-ranked men in the world—all Egyptians—will contest the 2020 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions semifinals after world No. 3 Karim Abdel Gawad and world No. 2 Mohamed ElShorbagy progressed, while Egypt’s three-time ToC women’s champion Nour El Sherbini will meet New Zealand’s Joelle King in the semis following the second half of the men’s and women’s quarterfinals Wednesday night.
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Serme Surges into Tournament of Champions Semifinals With World No. 1 Upset
France’s Camille Serme recorded the biggest result of the 2020 J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions thus far, taking out Egypt’s world No. 1 Raneem El Welily in a five-game thriller Tuesday night.
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Ali Farag
EGY
World No. 1

Raneem El Welily
EGY
World No. 1

Mohamed ElShorbagy
EGY
World No. 2

Nour El Sherbini
EGY
World No. 2

Karim Abdel Gawad
EGY
World No. 3

Nouran Gohar
EGY
World No. 3

Tarek Momen
EGY
World No. 4

Nour El Tayeb
EGY
World No. 4

Paul Coll
NZL
World No. 5

Camille Serme
FRA
World No. 5

Simon Rösner
GER
World No. 6

Joelle King
NZL
World No. 6

Diego Elias
PER
World No. 7

Amanda Sobhy
USA
World No. 7

Mohamed Abouelghar
EGY
World No. 8

Sarah-Jane Perry
ENG
World No. 8
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Marina Stefanoni [U19]
USA
World No. 64

Gregory Gaultier
FRA
World No. 12
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2020 ToC Women's Final – Serme vs. El Sherbini
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Unstrung - Three Decades of ToC Champions
Join us on Facebook Live for ToC Unstrung this Friday, February 19th from 12:00pm – 1:15pm EST. John Nimick and Will Carlin host ten former or current ToC Champions for frequently unasked and unexpected questions, and defending champions Mohamed Elshorbagy and Camille Serme will send video messages of a different kind. Special guests round out the fun!
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ToC and PSA fundraising aid for Australian Bushfires
The PSA Foundation and the Tournament of Champions feel compelled to support the Australian squash community through the devastating effects of the bushfires. We echo the call of our professional players to please help support and donate to the local organizations working endlessly to help save the animals and extinguish the fires. To help raise funds we have two ways in which you can help: There is a live auction that will end on Friday before the final and you can bid on the link here or you can donate directly here. All funds raised will be donated to WIRES, the Australian Red cross and the Rural Fire service which were chosen by our players. Let’s bring our Global Squash community together to help our Australian mates!!!
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Catch the Tournament of Champions Action Online
If you can’t get to Grand Central to watch the matches in person, you can still catch all the action live on SQUASH TV.
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Ramy Ashour vs. Nick Matthew – RAM Champion Challenge
The ToC is excited to host the first-ever RAM Champion Challenge featuring three-time World Champion Ramy Ashour. Ramy will be challenged by World Champion Nick “The Wolf” Matthew using RAM scoring, a timed scoring system developed by “The Artist” himself. The champion will hold the inaugural Golden RAM Racquet trophy until a future challenge is accepted and the Golden RAM Racquet goes back in play. Challenge rules from the RAM Team coming soon! http://ramscoring.com/ram-scoring-system.html
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