"Those are Some Quick Hands!" | Coll v Hesham | U.S Open 2023 | QF HIGHLIGHTS

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[@Islandkid679]

Having both Coll and Hesham at the top levels of squash with their different playstyles is great for squash. One inspires discipline and the other, creativity.

[@jadeyork4919]

I love watching Hesham , he's inventive, unorthodox, exciting, pure enjoyment for the spectators

[@mrfish4572]

Unlike Coll who is predictable, boring, defensive, grinding.

[@peterhammer4644]

@@mrfish4572 🤡🤡

[@networkn]

@@mrfish4572 but which has been world number one? Consistency beats flair in most cases. Heshams biggest flaw is his mental resilience.

[@berenscott9347]

@@mrfish4572 Each to their own, I respect and admire mental tenacity & outlasting the opponent. Though I also enjoyed binging test cricket and watching people grind out double centuries over the course of two days...

[@mrfish4572]

@@berenscott9347 I agree re test cricket and love watching the ebb and flow of a long match. There's something uniquely boring about defensive racquet sports players though. Andy Murray, Paul Coll, Peter Nicol, Makin. Just returning everything and winning by fitness is crushingly dull. It's not a requirement to be world #1 either - e.g. Farag, Shabana, Ashour all incredibly exciting players to watch.

[@ThePMantis]

Hesham is right there with the top players now... just a few poor shot selections here and there is the only difference but I love his commitment to playing inventive squash. Always goes for the outrageous winners!!! Love it!!!

[@grantmckay6429]

Coll is an absolute warrior.

[@stevehughes1510]

The artistry from these two, the movement and Hesham's nicks, what a joy to watch. Well done to Paul in the end.

[@amseth]

Hesham is a monster, can't wait to see him become world no 1.

[@andredejongh1411]

Love u Hesham!!!

[@ghawatzhusten3368]

Both of them have their own styles and each is exciting to watch

[@amoscraig2227]

Coll utilizing the drop shot more. About time!!

[@DG-qv8ge]

great match

[@cookesam6]

Do pros shake hands at the start of the 5th game considering its 2 games all? That's always done where I'm from, but do pros do it too?

[@DG-qv8ge]

nah g

[@abidfarooqui4899]

Hesham just does not have the mental stamina and gives away way too many points. Could have taken this match

[@shandy6002]

Fair play to Coll but he's so boring to watch, just retrieve and retrieve

[@DidoSofia]

He isn't Rodriguez ;-)

[@cookesam6]

He's fucking flawless I love watching him. To say he's boring makes you seem either blind, or that you don't appreciate the sport all that much!

[@Jackiecon]

@@cookesam6hey Sam are you coming to blue gum tomorrow ?

[@grademployment]

@@cookesam6 you can't deny that out of all top10 players he is the least exciting to watch

[@JohnnyBoy4]

naa hes boring to watch. Zero flair which is what makes it interesting. And these are the highlights.... @@cookesam6

[@Fe_de_ri_co]

There is no point in turning your wrist if you don't get any benefit from hitting the ball. Both the drop shot and the nicks from behind are pure lucky coincidences. Hesham is with Gosal the clear example of how you should not play squash

[@Jackiecon]

Sorry what is your world ranking again?

[@hardiedanial1696]

Sorry who are you?

[@Islandkid679]

If he can execute multiple times a game its not really a coincidence is it. Not to mention Heshams won a few opens off his playstyle.

[@Fe_de_ri_co]

😂 It doesn't matter who it is, I only give my opinion because I have the right. Peter Marshall held the racket with two hands and also won titles: he retired due to a back injury as a result. If you don't know how to hold the racket, read "Squash to win" by J. Khan and then give your opinion.

[@user-qd7er4tj1h]

@@Fe_de_ri_co I read the book and you are wrong. That's my opinion. 🙂