Gregoire Marche v Victor Crouin - The World Games 2022: Men's Final

Watch the full replay of the men's squash final between [1] Grégoire Marche (FRA) v [3/4] Victor Crouin (FRA) at The World Games 2022.
Video courtesy of The World Games Association and International Sports Broadcasting.
Thumbnail photo courtesy of The World Games Association.

[@AA-ot1uy]

Better quality than squash tv

[@ericmachus4290]

Except they had the player captions reversed 🤣

[@ddog1503]

This camera work is so much better than SquashTV. Someone go and give them a lesson

[@JK-jr1gs]

Couldn’t agree more. They’ve been slacking for years and years. They need a competitor

[@gedofgont1006]

It looks very similar to me, apart from the moving camera they occasionally use. Some venues don't lend themselves to ideal camera placement, so we have to factor that in as well. What I really want to know, however, is: where's Joey? 😉

[@divinemattress]

Definition of lack of competition. If you're guaranteed to win, you stop looking on ways to grow

[@MagnusSydoff]

A really nice game. It is not often that Marche is this out of breath. Also a big shout out to the crew that produced the video. You can tell that they had really good gear and a lot manpower whereas squashTv usually does not. If they just add a few more replays that would be great (they sure have the gear), but still nice quality and overall great work.

[@networkn]

That was amazing to watch. Some totally excellent physical squash. Thanks for posting it.

[@remcovandijk279]

Great match, great camera work, and thankfully hardly any lengthy let/stroke discussions/reviews, those really kill the game in my opinion. This was an excellent promotion of the game.

[@michaellupton335]

The film crew have quite obviously no idea of squash, evidenced by getting the logo names of the players wrong at a few mins into the video.

[@yelow989898]

Really good quality! Exceeds PSA!

[@taaskeprins]

Great match!!!! Marche was running on fumes the last 2 games. Youngster Crouin was onstoppable.

[@georgekrumm1857]

Yeah, Marche was already visibly fatigued by the ending of the second game. Impressive that he managed to grab the third.

[@gordoncampbell4706]

These guys are brutal, this is why you don't play squash to get fit but get fit to play squash.

[@mjc3086]

Thanks for a fantastic video of squash, very professionally filmed and produced - the gold standard perhaps?

[@AA-ot1uy]

Awesome quality video

[@gedofgont1006]

Very clean game. Hardly any decisions. It helps they're both small and excellent movers.

[@gordoncampbell4706]

Beautiful stroke mechanics from the French men, watch and learn.

[@brianoconnor2623]

In the beginning the captions mixed up the players’ names.

[@jhwheuer]

Love the color scheme

[@javedmushtaq6571]

Nice match

[@sachaadam]

Thanks posting. Great match, very entertaining to watch. Agree that commentary would be a nice add. However the dynamic camera work was hard to follow and hard to watch. Extra angles is good but camera movement on top of player movement is distracting.

[@gedofgont1006]

Good start, getting the players' names wrong!

[@carladyck91]

The intro has players mixed up. Either that or I can’t tell victor crouin from Gregoire 🙃

[@istvankatona3672]

This is not an important detail :D This is "only" the TWG final. Let's go to the Olympics :D

[@kossanjp8720]

29:54 Why was this rally “Yes let”??

[@yerwot2937]

Great and no gormless commentary

[@chironares]

Did Marche get injured in the last two games?

[@gedofgont1006]

It didn't appear that way. I think he just ran out of steam, which is testament to Cruin's physicality.

[@unicornwhore88]

Was Marche just knackered towards the end or injured? He handed a free game 5 to the youngster. Understandable but was a tough way to lose an very impressive 5game match

[@johnjoedaly]

I did miss a bit of commentary

[@dachranoipolote]

Vive la France 🇫🇷 !

[@sofabiru6852]

🤗😇

[@dalstonjazz]

Crouin foot faulting on his serves, surely.

[@gragumilo]

Agree 100%

[@gedofgont1006]

I thought that too. Never seen it called though, on anyone.

[@lawrencesin3595]

I'll stick with tennis. That sport has WAY too many angles.