"THIS IS BRUTAL" | Gohar v Elaraby | DAC PRO Squash Classic 2024 | SF HIGHLIGHTS
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Gohar is the Asal of the women's game
Don't exaggerate
Nice to see Elaraby put together this quality and mental toughness!
PSA should issue a warning to gohar for poor sportsmanship. Bad example for all the junior players.
bro has never heard of college squash
Yea Gohar has never been a lood loser and always has alot to say about ref calls. Remeber when she kucked the soot vs Hamammy
So basically, if Gohar wins, well and good, if she doesn't, it's the opponent's fault for winning because winning agaisnt her is bascially cheating, right?
So much love on court between these two.
😂😂😂
A special and extrem love😂
Always good to see 2 best friends battle it out on the court :D
Another disrespect from Gohar, the Terminator has been defeated.
Gohar should be sent to bed without any supper.
Can't believe Gohar showed such poor sportsmanship, she should learn a thing or two from Farag who's always nice to his opponents, be it win or loss.
No handshake?
Gracious Gohar🤣🤣🤣
Great win by elaraby ,no love lost on court by these two, gohar screaming at decisions just walking off court very poor sportsmanship looking forward to the next battle
Fiesty is fine; Unsporting isn't. Love watching these two players generally.
Gohar continues to endear herself to the squash viewing world to help grow the sport.
Gohar was beaten fair and square. Both players needed mental toughness and calming but in terms of fair play, El-Araby won it
Gohar is a really great player, champion, but a very poor attitude arguing all points and not even shaking hand at the hand. Show the very low fait play she’s fallen into doe the past couple of years
Gohar. Similar to Asal - she needs some time at "Attitude Camp" / "Finishing School for Squash Players". I get she's frustrated - El Sherbini keeps beating her and now there are more young Egyptians and the odd American working for those top spots. Settle in, set an example. You're one of the best, the very best. You'll never look back at your career and say "I wish I argued with the refs more, shook less hands after the match". You're a technically good player, but you need to work on your character.
Gohar is always intense and sometimes it gets the better of her... But nothing like Asal in behavior... His problem was (maybe still is, we'll see) cheating. You need to learn the difference between the two.
Very questionable no let at end of first game...
Totally unacceptable behaviour from Gohar, the PSA should definitely take action.
I thought the handshake must have been edited out.....surely no-one is as crass as to lose so ungraciously?
What a finish to Five game close match
Not going to lie there were spme very gross movements from both - not shaking your opponents hand is less than scum though. Gohar really is a disgrace.
For both the mens and the womens, I wish there was more respect from the players for their opponents but also for the referees.
There should also be a tour psychologist and every player should have mandatory visits to work on their emotional issues and reactivity because it has a bad effect on the game and viewership.
It’s ok do disagree with a decision by a referee, that’s what the review system is there but being verbally aggressive and disrespectful towards them is highly u acceptable and I wish the PSA would take action on these issues
Not the cleanest version of Elaraby but Gohar just could not stand the taste of bitter medicine.
But honestly ref had to call Elaraby out for some exaggerates moves.
In my NE Regional Closed Championship Final (keep in mind it was middle level), I was so bad at calling lets, the ref called one for me
Is it bad that I feel better for Gohar losing than Elaraby winning, not good behaviour by Gohar for the sport, but yayy Elaraby 🎉
Brutal alright for the ref
Gohar always want to make a proplem on every match 😡so bad
This is not true.
Why?@@aboveandbeyond9844
Big fan of these two players normally, but the general attitude was all wrong today.
El Araby, at last she won over Gohar!
Nouran is exaggerating too much. disgusting behaviour
Great, hard-fought match with some terrible ref calls... To you it's entertainment... To the players on the court, it's for their paycheck/livelihood.
Nothing disgusting about Gohar's behavior... A bit too intense, and lacking sportsmanship at the end, yes... But not disgusting... Disgusting is when a player spits in the face of their opponent, or headbutts them, like you see in soccer.
Have to say, i'm disliking Gohar more and more these days. Atleast Asal is working on being a better person... Gohar appears to be going the complete other way...
Great game. Gohar’s game a bit predictable. Elaraby played great!
I like them both.
Gohar has a history of being a hothead 🤔
Gohar is getting worse in attitude. There were traffic issues for sure but nothing seen to warrant not shaking eleraby’s hand
At 5:08.... Gohar was long gone. That wasn't even CLOSE to a stroke. Its interesting how the players aren't even allowed a discussion with the ref or they get conduct warnings and a conduct stroke. What happens to the ref if they are right? Nothing.....
Gohar never moves into the T after a shot. She always has a leg or an arm out when opponent goes for her shot and feigns disbelief and frustration if umpire calls let or stroke. This against any opponent she plays. Look at some of the battles she has with Hammamy. Central part of her game plan to get in the way. The no handshake? Let her sit next tournament out ....
Refs should change the scoreline ONLY when they are sure" Build that simple axiom into the logic sequences that are recommend to refs, and you will solve most of the problems. See it applied it below to a common and frequently controversial traffic issue..... (then you can go back and apply the logic to this match, and see where you get the same or different outcomes to the ref👍🏼) 🎾A loose shot is returned successfully straight and wide by a player and from the T, anwhile their opponent is hunkered down next to them, as close as they dare, ready to pounce forward or backward (or even across through the other player for the volley). First, before applying the above logic, lets clear up one common misunderstanding : while the player hitting the ball is entitled to finish their stroke, they are not entitled to then remain on the T if their opponents path to the ball is through the T - There is still a duty to make reasonable effort to clear the path if possible.
Ok, Below is the simple logic process (only two stages!) that carefully seeks out sureness/definites, and cautiously avoids bringing any "probables" into play:
⁉Q1. Would the player who is potentially entitled to a let or stroke have reached the ball if the path was clear? (taking into consideration everything, including their current tiredness or injury). If the answer is they DEFINITELY would NOT have reached the ball, then the punitive decision of no-let should be made. They loose the point. But if the answer is ANYTHING else, go to Q2...
⁉Q2. Was there an opportunity and reasonable effort made to clear? (taking into consideration that there can sometimes be more than one route to the ball (to the volley or after the bounce), and with the out-of-position opponent standing quite close to them, there might not have been sufficient time for the player to react to whether their opponent is going to take it on the volley, or take it later) If the answer is that there was DEFINITELY an opportunity to clear, and Definitely no reasonable effort made to clear" then its a stroke. But if the answer is ANYTHING else, it's a let. SORTED! Not a single use of the word probably, likely, possibly, might have etc.
🎾Yes, this will cause more lets, but of paramount importance, it will cause much fewer instances of the ref changing the score line based on a "probable" or "possible,". It will cause less instances of close five-game matches being decided on the inappropriate score-changing effect of uncertain strokes and no-lets. "If it ain't clear - don't change the score-line : play a let." Likewise, by adopting language from this logic in the explanation, there will be consistency - not only in the decision making, but in the language and logic of the explanation. Great for Officials, Great for Players, Great for the Olympics 2028 ! 👍🏼👍🏿👍
I can’t decide who of the two is Chick Higgs.
Modern squash is worse. The court is too small even for the ladies. I fear for their safety sometimes. As for Gohar, I would not want to set a foot on a court with her. I guess it pays her to be like that.
I'm not following your logic? If each players movement is good there's a significant amount of space on the court.
From this view it doesn't look like it. But on the actual court there is.
@@B1J0D Thanks! My thinking is that pro players' movements are not good as you have defined as good movements are not conducive to getting points.
Gohar. Asal. Orfi
From all players in the world you only remember Egyptians 😂!
@@mohamedabbas2443 He forgot Mohamed And Marwan Elshorbagy.
Egyptians are the dirtiest players.
In the other hand, you have Farag or Gawad, with great sportsmanship.
And better to not talk about egyptian crowd.
@@mohamedabbas2443if they were more sporting with their attitude they wouldn’t be on the list. Simple.
Those 3 names, I agree with you
@@hellagood67 anyone can create a list Bro it is not true in the end.
There's a difference between being unhappy about a decision or about your opponents movement and throwing a tantrum. Really not cool.
Thats why imnot a gohar fan
This whole game was a shemozzle
disgusting very bad sportsmanship not just at the end should get a warning!
Shake the girls hand why don't you
I swear there is a way the Egyptians women are taught from juniors. The screaming, the anger, the issues on court. It never makes for fun watching
They need to rethink the screaming. It is one thing on a game point or after a 30 shot rally, but it's just gotten constand and plain annoying now, especially in the woman's game.
Amanda sobhy is not Egyptian, you just hate on Egypt cuz it dominates lol that's pathetic
@@da7war655 When did Amanda Sobhy changer her name to Nouran Gohar or Rowan Elaraby?
I have absolute no respect to Gohar, such sore loser 😢
Good matchup but camera work is sterile and non existent.
Gohar…has always been rude and selfish. Fortunately she won’t be in the Olympics….that will be for El Araby and El Hammamy
Great win for Elaraby. That was gritty. Poor refereeing as usual by John "the joke" Mozarella. Poor sportsmanship by Gohar. Sour loser. I thoroughly enjoyed the match. Thanks for it. The referee needs to be trained or fired.
Is this how they want to play in the Olympics LA28? No Sportsmanship, no handshake. Both players should be banned at least one tournament.
Terrible call of no-let at the end of the first game... Terrible stroke call at the end of the fourth game... Terrible no-let call at 2/3 in the fifth... And Gohar not shaking hands at the end of the match... Good for Elaraby... Gohar, be better when losing... Ref... Well... Same ol' same ol' I guess.
Terrible look from Gohar...we have all felt like doing that at times but to do it like that when you have been fairly beaten is just awful
Terrible to watch, woman's squash is sometimes so vicious... Men may get dirty too, but with woman I'm sometimes scared for their lives 😂And I've seen it all the way from club level.
PSA…I wouldn’t brag too much of this match. Anti sport at its maximum
There’s nothing terrific about a shut out. Conveniently blocking your opponent from retrieving the ball isn’t good. Stupid commentator
The refereeing is the worse part of squash...🤷♂️