Most Dangerous Shot Ever Played

Taking an in depth look at what is quite possibly the most dangerous shot ever played on match ball. The 2017 Canary Wharf classic shows Nick Matthew go for this incredible shot to win the championship.
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[@harrisonnott732]

The squash community needs more videos like this!!!! Amazing video! More please 😁

[@abdiver12]

Matthew was one of the pioneers of this shot which we almost never saw during the 80's, and 90's. Now almost everyone uses it regularly. Extremely high risk but also high rewards as we saw here.

[@pavelandel1538]

the danger in playing that shot, at a club level, is that no one will appreciate you actually meant to play that shot 🙂

[@SHAKI007]

Absolutely. Plus, a novice referee may even give a stroke to the opponent.

[@josephng6084]

I love the way you put the analysis video together, like a airplane crash documentary. Would love to see more!

[@JohnSmith-ix4bu]

This is the hypest thing I ever saw

[@trinerd]

Holy shit.. that is the most dangerous shot ever played..I almost shitted my pants watching this. I am traumatized.

[@watching99134]

lol don't encourage the drama

[@rygar74nl]

Amazing content. Keep it going please, squash needs this.

[@samboroller]

Nice - also amazing skills from dessouky to even get his racquet to it from behind his back

[@mysterious_cr7905]

Very nicely explained, I have just started playing squash and these kind of videos will help me improve my skill

[@stevehughes1510]

The saving grace for Nick was the fact that Fares had his racket in a forehand position. It wasn't a dangerous shot I'd call it a lucky well executed gamble...lol

[@MrPatrick1414]

Brilliant

[@tonytan5945]

It is dangerous but for the striker as your opponent might just hit you with the ball in your eye!

[@arnopienaar8111]

Bravo

[@tommyp3611]

Fuck that is dangerous

[@yc6683]

Borderline hinder? Not because Dessouky couldn't see the ball but because he didn't have a full backhand swing available.

[@albert_chen]

Nice! say hi to Hao for me. Go Quakers!

[@bartknegt]

genius

[@pardiedanser]

god I miss squash! Come on knees, get better please :D

[@4ndy123]

Ha ha it is squash! You are calling a little back hand shot dangerous ha ha ha.

[@cookesam6]

Well this video was insanely anticlimactic... most dangerous hey 🙄

[@YourNameYourSoul]

Dude hit it close range against the wall tho😅😅😅😅😅

[@ab3zradsjkhdsagwqiu]

So dramatic lol

[@_1ben]

Asking could this possibly be a hinder?

[@yc6683]

My very saber thoughts

[@giteausuperstar]

This has reinforced my belief that squash, whilst fun to play, is a tremendously boring spectator sport.

[@rolandnelson6722]

Watching sport is like twitch: watching somebody else play computer games. People should play sport not watch sport.

[@dapu8033]

@@rolandnelson6722 I find both things entertaining though. I also do play Squash and play games.

[@j007hazzard]

Interesting comment.... not really worth making to be honest but🤷‍♂️

[@TheN00bPolice]

I think you need to get former grasp of the English language. Don’t get me wrong, Americans have never been great at this, but this is not a “dangerous” shot. A dangerous shot would be continuing to play a ball instead of stopping to ask for a let when the ball is close to an opponents head. What you have a shown is simply a “low-percentage” shot, but it’s played very commonly nowadays to mix things up. Nothing really special about it

[@watching99134]

He means dangerous in the sense of risky, it's overly dramatic but I don't think it means an entire country of more than three hundred million people needs to adjust the way they speak because of your standards.

[@jackieking1522]

Soon as I saw it was about Matthew ( and not about Asal trying to eliminate Serme ) I knew which sort of "dangerous" was in play. No "faulty" grasp on show here but perhaps some proof reading issues?

[@WIZARDTOWER1337]

Yeah, i was clickbaited into oblivion on this one. Great video though, that aside