"PHENOMENAL! What a reaction!" - El Sherbini v El Hammamy - Free Game Friday - U.S. Open 2021
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- Check out this brilliant 3rd game between Nour El Sherbini and Hania El Hammamy from this week's U.S. Open 2021. You can watch the full match now at: psaworldtour.c...
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Nour sherbini tried to cheat again as always in this game by asking for many let. The same thing she did in another game when she felt threatened from her opponent.
The footwork by Hammamy on the trickle boast at 12:35 is insane. My tendons tore just watching it.
The age difference and stamina is showing here. Hamamy’s shots are quite loose in many rallies but her tenacity and recovery shots are what earned her the win. Sherbini played excellent accurate squash the whole game but just got fatigued and became error prone.
Sherbini is still young tho
@@TheHilarious91 objectively sherbini is young (26?) but the toll on the body after 7 years on the tour is profound. Her court IQ and racquet skills definitely work in her favor. The only player with comparable smarts is Tayeb.
@@fleurafricaine5740 26 is young bro, sherbini is so consistent mentally and physically, almost healthy and injury free, that's why she has the highest winning rate in women squash
@@TheHilarious91 Hammamy is 5-years younger than Sherbini. You can count every one of those years in the punishing tie-break rallies.
Wonderful! Free game Friday is back! Thank you.
Hammamy hits the ball outside service square at early 8:38 ... isn't it illegal?
12:08 she did it again
Technically yes but it all happens so quickly it's very hard for the refs to catch. I'm also pretty certain that it isn't often enforced at PSA level since it would be very hard to get any kind of advantage off the serve unless you were miles outside the box, in which case the refs would see it and would fault your serve
@@maverickpearson9212 Agreed :) But that's the rule nonetheless, somehow they are able to call out foot faults in tennis at top level
@@gabrielk6244 Sadly, if you take a closer look, virtually all her serves are faults.
What's wrong with nour ?!!!!
Wdym? She went to 9-4 in a flash. If anything, she was probably mentally comfortable at that point, and Hammamy stepped up at that point while she went passive.
She looked exhausted.
That shot from Hammamy at 10:34 was out, it hit the line!
Sherbini has been carrying a leg strain for quite some time
At 14:04 Hammamy serves with her back foot 8” outside her service area ✅
And that is not the only one.
LMAO
Actually, I think that almost all of her serves in this game should be called out as faults :/
yeah but her foot doesn't leave the floor lmao. I started doing this and don't ever get called on it but am starting to wear a hole in the toe of my left shoe
Where is nour sherbini🤔?
What kind of ball they are playing with? It seems very fast and too much bouncing compare with the ball I play (2 yellow dots). Anyone?
all glass court they use single yellow dot. cos the glass absorbs the energy and makes it very slow.
Also they are very strong players, and the harder you hit it the hotter the ball gets, which makes it more bouncy
Its exactly the same as your ball except that its white. They just get the ball way hotter and hit much harder.
great game!!!
What a level...
Sharapova
Wow
Awesome!
why is that a stroke @6:08 ?
Sherbini could've volley the ball
It's a stroke whenever your opponent is blocking your path to the front wall. If Sherbini wanted to volley that crosscourt, it would've hit Hammamy, so she stopped to get the stroke
Hamammy's pick up was good. Why do they spend time explaining and congratulating themselves seeing a double bounce that wasn't. Bad editing that makes the refs and commentators look like fools.