2017 Men's World Squash Championship

Men's World Championship 2017
Men's World Championship 2017
39th PSA Men's World Squash Championship
Location	Manchester, England
Venue	National Squash Centre (group stage); Manchester Central Convention Complex (knockout stage)
Date(s)	December 8 – 17, 2017
	Website; ajbellworldchampionships.com
Category	PSA World Championships
Prize money	$325,000
Results
Champion	Mohamed El Shorbagy
Runner-up	Marwan El Shorbagy
Semi-finalists	Grégory Gaultier; Ali Farag
← 2016	2018–19 →

The 2017 PSA Men's World Squash Championship is the men's edition of the 2017 World Squash Championships, which serves as the individual world championship for squash players. The event took place in Manchester, England from 8 to 17 December 2017.

Mohamed El Shorbagy won his first World Championship title, defeating his brother Marwan El Shorbagy in the final.

Prize money and ranking points

For 2017, the prize purse was $325,000. The prize money and points breakdown is as follows:^[1]

Prize Money World Championship (2017)
Event	W	F	SF	QF	3R	2R	1R
Points (PSA)	2890	1900	1155	700	410	205	125
Prize money	$48,000	$30,000	$18,000	$10,500	$6,000	$3,000	$1,500

Seeds

Grégory Gaultier (semifinals)
Karim Abdel Gawad (quarterfinals)
Mohamed El Shorbagy (champion)
Ali Farag (semifinals)
Nick Matthew (quarterfinals)
Marwan El Shorbagy (final)
Tarek Momen (third round)
Paul Coll (quarterfinals)
James Willstrop (first round)
Ramy Ashour (third round)
Simon Rösner (first round)
Mohamed Abouelghar (second round)
Daryl Selby (third round)
Ryan Cuskelly (first round)
César Salazar (second round)
Borja Golán (second round)

Draw and results

Finals

Quarter finals						Semi finals							Final

1	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	11

8	Paul Coll	6	5	4
						1	Grégory Gaultier	10	4	9

						3	Mohamed El Shorbagy	12	11	11
5	Nick Matthew	7	6	11	6

3	Mohamed El Shorbagy	11	11	5	11
													3	Mohamed El Shorbagy	11	9	11	9	11

													6	Marwan El Shorbagy	5	11	7	11	6
4	Ali Farag	5	11	11	11

	Miguel Ángel Rodríguez	11	6	3	6
						4	Ali Farag	8	11	11	7	9

						6	Marwan El Shorbagy	11	4	9	11	11
6	Marwan El Shorbagy	11	11	11

2	Karim Abdel Gawad	8	5	9

Top half

Section 1

First round						Second round							Third round							Quarter finals

1	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	11
	Todd Harrity	6	9	6		1	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	11
	Yip Tsz Fung	9	11	11	11		Yip Tsz Fung	5	6	5
Q	Edmon López Möller	11	4	9	8								1	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	11
	Declan James	11	11	11	12									Declan James	5	3	5
Q	Richie Fallows	8	13	7	10		Declan James	8	7	13	11	11
	Tom Richards	9	9	9		15	César Salazar	11	11	11	8	4
15	César Salazar	11	11	11																1	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	11
13	Daryl Selby	11	11	11																8	Paul Coll	6	5	4
	Mahesh Mangaonkar	8	5	5		13	Daryl Selby	11	11	11
	Campbell Grayson	12	11	11			Campbell Grayson	8	5	9
	Peter Creed	10	4	10									13	Daryl Selby	11	5	7	7	'
	Greg Lobban	11	11	11	11								8	Paul Coll	8	11	11	11
	Raphael Kandra	4	13	8	5		Greg Lobban	7	6	11	7
	Grégoire Marche	6	8	3		8	Paul Coll	11	11	9	11
8	Paul Coll	11	11	11

Section 2

First round							Second round						Third round					Quarter finals

5	Nick Matthew	11	8	10	11	11
	George Parker	2	11	12	3	6	5	Nick Matthew	11	8	11	11
	Max Lee	13	12	11				Max Lee	9	11	7	5
	Jan Van Den Herrewegen	11	10	6									5	Nick Matthew	11	11	11
	Mathieu Castagnet	9	13	11	11									Abdulla Al-Tamimi	4	8	8
	Arturo Salazar	11	11	5	5			Mathieu Castagnet	5	6	11	7
	Abdulla Al-Tamimi	12	11	7	11	11		Abdulla Al-Tamimi	11	11	6	11
11	Simon Rösner	14	9	11	7	3												5	Nick Matthew	7	6	11	6
10	Ramy Ashour	11	11	11														3	Mohamed El Shorbagy	11	11	5	11
	Joshua Masters	7	3	9			10	Ramy Ashour	11	11	11
	Omar Mosaad	11	11	11				Omar Mosaad	5	6	6
	Karim El Hammamy	4	5	7									10	Ramy Ashour	12	7	4
	Joel Makin	11	11	11	11								3	Mohamed El Shorbagy	14	11	11
	Christopher Binnie	13	8	8	4			Joel Makin	13	5	10
	Mazen Hesham	6	8	6			3	Mohamed El Shorbagy	15	11	12
3	Mohamed El Shorbagy	11	11	11

Bottom half

Section 1

First round							Second round							Third round							Quarter finals

4	Ali Farag	11	11	11
	Adrian Waller	9	5	5			4	Ali Farag	11	11	11
	Mohammed Reda	5	11	2	11	7		Youssef Soliman	8	2	6
	Youssef Soliman	11	4	11	7	11								4	Ali Farag	11	11	11
	Karim Ali Fathy	11	11	11											Cameron Pilley	4	4	4
	Baptiste Masotti	8	7	4				Karim Ali Fathy	8	8	7
	Cameron Pilley	11	11	4	11			Cameron Pilley	11	11	11
14	Ryan Cuskelly	8	7	11	6																4	Ali Farag	5	11	11	11
12	Mohamed Abouelghar	11	11	11																		Miguel Ángel Rodríguez	11	6	3	6
	Olli Tuominen	8	5	5			12	Mohamed Abouelghar	11	4	11	6	5
	Miguel Ángel Rodríguez	11	11	11				Miguel Ángel Rodríguez	8	11	9	11	11
	Leo Au	2	6	7											Miguel Ángel Rodríguez	11	8	9	11	11
	Zahed Mohamed	11	6	11	11									7	Tarek Momen	5	11	11	4	1
	Rui Soares	6	11	7	8			Zahed Mohamed	8	7	7
	Eain Yow Ng	6	3	9			7	Tarek Momen	11	11	11
7	Tarek Momen	11	11	11

Section 2

First round						Second round						Third round						Quarter finals

6	Marwan El Shorbagy	11	11	11
	Omar Abdel Meguid	6	8	7		6	Marwan El Shorbagy	11	11	8	11
	Nathan Lake	6	6	9			Chris Simpson	9	7	11	6
	Chris Simpson	11	11	11								6	Marwan El Shorbagy	12	11	11
	Lucas Serme	12	11	11									Lucas Serme	10	5	8
	Iker Pajares Bernabeu	14	7	1	rtd		Lucas Serme	11
	Bernat Jaume	4	7	9		16	Borja Golán	4	rtd
16	Borja Golán	11	11	11														6	Marwan El Shorbagy	11	11	11
9	James Willstrop	6	rtd															2	Karim Abdel Gawad	8	5	9
	Saurav Ghosal	11					Saurav Ghosal	11	11	11
	Ben Coleman	11	11	11			Ben Coleman	4	3	4
	Harinder Pal Sandhu	4	6	4									Saurav Ghosal	14	5	6	7
	Alan Clyne	11	11	11								2	Karim Abdel Gawad	12	11	11	11
	Auguste Dussourd	3	7	7			Alan Clyne	10	11	2	3
	Nicolas Müller	11	6	5		2	Karim Abdel Gawad	12	8	11	11
2	Karim Abdel Gawad	13	11	11

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References

^ "World open Prize Money" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-07-17. Retrieved 2017-12-16.
^ "Tournaments - Professional Squash Association". Archived from the original on 2017-12-13. Retrieved 2017-12-17.

External links

PSA World Championship page

Preceded by Egypt (Cairo) 2016	PSA World Championships England (Manchester) 2017	Succeeded by United States (Chicago) 2018–19

[1] "World open Prize Money" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-07-17. Retrieved 2017-12-16.

[2] "Tournaments - Professional Squash Association". Archived from the original on 2017-12-13. Retrieved 2017-12-17.

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Prize money and ranking points

Seeds

Draw and results

Finals

Top half

Section 1

Section 2

Bottom half

Section 1

Section 2

See also

References

External links