"FABULOUS" 👀😮‍💨 Rodriguez v ElShorbagy | J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2023 | RD2 HIGHLIGHTS!

A gripping encounter between England's Mohamed ElShorbagy and Colombia's Miguel Rodriguez in round 2 of the Tournament of Champions in New York.
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[@penguentezegi]

god, I love Rodriguez's style

[@NicolasRamirezCalderon]

Amazing he can still pull this type of victories off!

[@LUISPARRA1234567]

Orgullo colombiano! Crack 🇨🇴

[@skyjockbill]

Plucky Rordriquez, what a heart, and such an entertaining player, unique, talented, a squash artist. And such a likeable personality. Elshorbagy should take some charisma lessons from Miguel!

[@bigkahoonas4210]

Well done Miguel, you are one man that never gives up. Well done, great win. Mo is not an easy man to beat which I guess makes all your efforts extremely rewarding. Good job champ. 👍👍💪💪

[@losuk8]

Rodriguez that age that performance ! Bravo ! Actually ElShorbagy played not bad. Rodriguez catches the chance.

[@TheProgaddict]

Don't get me wrong, Rodriguez played really well from what I can see in these highlights, but Shorbagy didn't really seemed there. No fire, apparently tired. I don't know, something seems off.

[@ShamonnnYouKnowIt]

he just came off a tournament in Houston only days ago with back to back matches where he went to the final... so I think it's just physical and mental fatigue.

[@viktorszigetvari8520]

I agree with you. Strange, as he came back from the dead when he started to work with Gaultier as his coach. But last week in the final, he was just flat, uninspired. and now again. I hope he comes back again.

[@ShamonnnYouKnowIt]

@@viktorszigetvari8520 Those tournaments where he has no rest day are too tough for the body I think

[@ShamonnnYouKnowIt]

He mentioned it in a post game speech at the last tournament

[@hamzas3922]

So happy for Rodriquez. Great game. He deserves it

[@martincollins6632]

I always love it the cannonball wins against ElShorbagy.

[@SolverTom]

Love the upgraded cameras with higher frame rate SquashTV - makes it so much easier to track the ball and enjoy the content

[@carolinefoulkes9599]

RODRIGUEZ, eres absolutamente todo lo contrario al detestable Asal, me encanta tu juego, super variado, asi debe ser, sacas todas tus cualidades de juego...!!

[@GerardRadioMusic]

Grande MR 👏🏻👏🏻

[@carolinefoulkes9599]

BRAVOOOOO MIGUELLLLL

[@joshywatkins1]

Brilliant

[@ralphbuschmann740]

Wooow, congratulation Miguel!

[@fabiantorrescruz4320]

Miguel.... Guerrerooooo

[@marioandresfigueroabermude6112]

🇨🇴🇨🇴👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@babydeepthoughts5060]

Please go back to the regular highlights where you would post the round highlights. That’s way you will keep the audience more engaged with the tournments and what’s going on, in the squash world. And then if there is a match that particularly stands out, you can post just the highlights of that match, like this video. And please also post more videos, like the top 10 upcoming players. And just more fun content that will promote our sport. Please do look into doing this, because I assure you it will help. Thanks!

[@triplh86]

Very good ideas !

[@carolinefoulkes9599]

BRAVOOOO RODRIGUEZ...

[@eliotho]

This new cerebral Rodriguez is quite something else!

[@mauriciollanos9590]

Grande Miguel...

[@smca7271]

Love to watch him....and finally the old fella has beat elshorbagy...great sports

[@philgarrett5498]

He beat him before in the British Open Final.

[@cavermudzonga1339]

wow Rodriguez!

[@domskillet5744]

Why can't all tournaments have this quality of camera work? Night and day compared to the Houston Open

[@georgekrumm1857]

Chris is correct that the sky view camera is what matters for the 5:57 decision, but the conclusion is all wrong. If you freeze frame at 6:30 and 6:31, you can see that the second bounce is at least 2 feet in front of the short line, while Shorbagy is close to 2 feet behind the short line, so the path to the ball is clearly in front of him, not through him. Rodriguez runs directly into Shorbagy's back when he sees the shot is loose and actually turns around to celebrate his victory before the ball even bounces a second time. He never had any intention to play that ball. Clear cut No Let and should be a conduct warning for fishing. How Chris and the video review ref both fell for that I have no idea.

[@dontwatchdotorg]

There's kinda no point in trying further to get it though, he was completely blocked by Shorbagy straight away. Trying further would just create more (possibly dangerous) physical contact

[@skyjockbill]

@@dontwatchdotorg Exactly. George Krumm, players of that experience will have an almost sixth sense of whether it is a let or a stroke. I agree that some players, like Shorbagy (!) fish for strokes in the way you describe. But not Rodriguez in my experience. He "knew" it was a stroke, so if the ref is going to see that, why bother doing anything else - theatrically barging into Shorbagy to prove a point that he "knows" is already made?

[@georgekrumm1857]

Guys, I don't know what to tell you. The second bounce, the absolute last point Rodriguez could hit the ball, is 4 feet in front of Shorbagy. Rodriguez moves DIRECTLY sideways into Shorbagy's back, instead of forwards to take the direct path to the ball. If you don't think he's fishing, just an honest mistake, that's fine. But it's still a No Let.

[@dontwatchdotorg]

@@georgekrumm1857 I see where you're coming from-Rodriguez could've gone slightly more direct, more forward-but I still see the other perspective too. If you look carefully R does have forward momentum towards the ball, not just sideways (notice where R's feet end up, on the T line, compared to where he starts near the back of the service box). Shorbagy's right leg ends up completely blocking the most direct path (and from the start his body moves into R's path). R doesn't take the most direct path, but it's direct enough IMO and to avoid the interference he'd have had to take an indirect banana path the other way.

[@emirhansen2707]

Rodriguez 👑

[@atifmuhammad2000]

shorbagy need rest for 2 wks. from game then come back refreshed

[@harshvardhanagarwal5217]

Why are the games in this tournament so slow placed

[@glebkachur8033]

Mo looked like a coach playing someone worse than him - from the from he’d hit a soft length rather than a kill, not really sprinting, just striding, really not bothered

[@malickghachem6777]

Hmm ... good for Rodriguez ... but Mo seemed uninterested in this match for some reason.

[@sarveshgaurav]

Biggest disaster for elshabourgy...he couldn't cope to the pressure of this number one squash tournament

[@ktneo5814]

Miguel did well . Mohammed was floating too much and seemed 10% less intensity and pace vs 3 months ago ?

[@akoserdelyi4821]

one should t play when one is mentally tired - I feel for shorbaghy

[@B1J0D]

Oh no, could this be Mo's last season? Going into retirement?

[@shahg25]

MoSho took him light

[@peterhammer6915]

Wouldn't have said it a year ago but now its always nice to see Mo losing. Great match by Miguel!

[@SLDIKJF]

Agree, he has been doing a lot more intentional interference. Putting his hip out a few inches and stuff like that. In this video he got punished by the ref twice for that. Either way, I always love to watch the cannonball in a good game!

[@three4urbrain681]

First

[@zhengheng8421]

no

[@albertyao7343]

who asked

[@aphus8504]

please no more commentary from lisa aitken

[@larrygallagher6525]

ok, but I don't think it's lisa aitken doing the commentary here.

[@ngzijian14]

it sounds like Aisling blake, definitly not Lisa

[@MrJoel3498]

There's always some sexist comment when one of the commentators is a woman huh

[@Igzanda135]

@ModestMajor Video Editor hahahaha

[@ThomeMCosta]

GO GO GO Rodriguessss ! ! ! ! !