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d effective. This great match is definitely one to watch & learn from before heading to the court.
9. Anthony Ricketts Vs Graham Ryding Graham has a remarkable array of shots, he trains extremely hard and he is one of the tour’s best movers around the court. These qualities should have been enough to keep him within single digit ranking his entire career, but it wasn’t to be for some reason. If you haven’t had the chance to see Graham push another top player in the ropes then this is your chance. He started the match blazingly fast mixing pace and shots that Anthony just couldn’t handle. But as mentioned earlier about Anthony in his match Vs Power, he can and will run all day if it’s what it takes to take his opponent’s will to fight away. We can all wonder how many matches Anthony won in his career over more talented opponents just from the influences he conveys on court through his highly energized body language which sends the message to his opponents that he wants to win at any cost. A great clash… and a psychology 501 case study maybe also.
10. James Willstrop Vs Karim Darwish Karim and James both won the Junior World Championship two years apart and respectively in 2000 & 2002, so they’ve both proven that they can rise to big occasions. Karim reaching # 5 two years back and James # 2 last year is a testimony to the high level and consistency of their games, and this has to be a sign of great things to come on the rivalry end of things. If Karim hasn’t produced the big wins that James has over higher ranked player in the last year, then we suspect that his training regiment off court has been so incredibly intensive that he may not have had enough left in him to take on the best once reaching the main draws. We all know that there is such a thing as over training so let’s hope that experience will have taught him to pace himself more effectively just so he can eventually collect the fruit of his labour. (Since he beat both David Palmer and Lee Beachill in the event that followed this one (ToC06) then it appears his time may have come). Once you will have seen this mach and the others here above, then you may reflect on the amazing fine line that separates top players such as James and Karim. The punishment one player can inflict on another can just as easily be inflicted back on him by another player in the following rounds, or by the same one in subsequent events. Not knowing who will be the sharpest on any given day, and why, is where the real pleasure lays for us spectator; what a treat! |
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Cost: $39 plus GST and Shipping - Power vs. Shabana Match $39 plus GST and Shipping - Willstrop vs. Matthew Match $39 plus GST and Shipping - Power vs. Palmer Match $34 plus GST and Shipping - White vs. Abbas Match $34 plus GST and Shipping - Lincou vs. Iskandar Match $34 plus GST and Shipping - Palmer vs. White Match $34 plus GST and Shipping - Palmer vs. White Match $34 plus GST and Shipping - Power vs. Ricketts Match $34 plus GST and Shipping - Palmer vs. Willstrop Match $34 plus GST and Shipping - Ricketts vs. Ryding Match $34 plus GST and Shipping - Willstrop vs. Darwish Match $99 plus GST and Shipping - Best 3 Matches $144 plus GST and Shipping - Best 5 Matches $209 plus GST and Shipping - Best 8 Matches $224 plus GST and Shipping - All 10 Matches
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Jonathon Power Legacy Package Through a series of the matches we have had the privilege to film and produce since 1999, this is a tribute to one of the greatest squash player of all times - Jonathon Power, the man who played his entire career to beat of his own drums. The first professional squash player in the history of the sport to have retired on his own terms – and at the top of his art.
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Cost: $139 plus GST and Shipping - Any 5 Matches $199 plus GST and Shipping - Any 8 Matches $219 plus GST and Shipping - Any 10 Matches $279 plus GST and Shipping - All 15 Matches
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Peter Nicol Legacy Package March 1st 2006 at New York's Tournament of Champions and shortly after having lost his match against Gregory Gaultier, Peter announced that this was his last participation in the event and that he would not play in the PSA tour next year. Coincidentally, 2 days later Jonathan Power made his own announcement that he was also retiring from the game. Although Peter may elect to play a few select events such as the Commonwealth Games, his and Jon's announcements confirm the end of an era for the sport that see two of its icons leave the scene that they have dominated for so long. Giving credit where credit is due, Peter was the more dominating of the two since he held the top of the ranking spot for the longest period since the late 90s. From the first time we filmed Peter in NY in 1994 Vs the world #2 Brett Martin who was then one of the most formidable player on tour, we knew that Peter had what it took to make it far, very far. His attitude and determination on court then closely resembled that of the few young players who are now pushing through the ranks and on whom we have written about on this site. It was magic. Without further due, here as follow is the list of Peter’s matches from our library.
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Cost: $129 plus GST and Shipping - Any 5 Matches $189 plus GST and Shipping - Any 8 Matches $209 plus GST and Shipping - Any 10 Matches $269 plus GST and Shipping - All 15 Matches
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Jahangir Khan's Rise and Fall 1981 Vs Geoff Hunt in the World Open Championships - Toronto, Canada
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