I wish that i could build a world for two

#I WISH THAT I COULD BUILD A WORLD FOR TWO FULL#

ItвЂ™s a mental thing, you have to be professional and keep going, it's part of being a professional player.вЂќ вЂњIвЂ™m trying to push hard, I'm working with the physios. Today, against Marwan, you know he's a smart guy, so I needed to be calm and focused so I'm really happy with my performance today. вЂњI played some good matches but havenвЂ™t caused any big upsets, so I was looking for it. вЂњIвЂ™ve been working hard this year, especially on my fitness, squash and mental game,вЂќ said Mosaad. Mosaad managed to pull ahead to 8-5 but back came ElShorbagy, the World No.9 earned himself a game ball to force a fifth game but the quality of Mosaad came to the surface to take the game 12-10 and move into the quarter finals.

The scrappiness continued in game four as both players were determined to keep hold of the middle of the court and volley as much as possible. The video referee was called into action several times but Mosaad was able to keep his head down and close the game out 11-5 to lead 2-1. In a very scrappy and decision filled third game, ElShorbagy struggled to keep his concentration as he was more interested in talking to the referee after every decision.

#I WISH THAT I COULD BUILD A WORLD FOR TWO FULL#

Helped by errors from his younger opponent, MosaadвЂ™s compact and smooth swing was in full flow as he utilised the low kill and boast to trouble ElShorbagy. Mosaad responded after losing the first game to equalise at 1-1. EgyptвЂ™s World No.27 Omar Mosaad has scored a big win over No.5 seed Marwan ElShorbagy to advance to the quarter finals of the Necker Mauritius Open.Д®lShorbagy dominated the early exchanges between the two and consistently moved the tall frame of Mosaad into all four corners of the court at pace, making life very difficult for the former World No.3.

I wish that i could build a world for two