Paul Coll wins London Squah Classic title again
New Zealand's Paul Coll has won his third successive London Classic trophy as he continues to dominate tournaments in the city.
He won his latest title after a comprehensive victory over Crouin, winning 11-6, 11-5, 11-3 in 44 minutes.
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The Greymouth player– who also won the Canary Wharf Classic (the precursor to the London Classic) on three occasions – has now lifted the 34th title of his career and did so without dropping a single game during this season’s tournament.
“I’m stoked, I was really happy with my length hitting and ball striking,” said 34-year-old Coll.
“I think it’s the best I’ve ever struck it consistently. Victor was putting the backhand drops in really well and he was solid, so I impressed myself with that today.
“Having Nele [wife and World No.11] on tour with me, she’s got her own career to focus on, but she’s given me so much support this week after a tough week for her. It shows her character and having her with me here all week made it so much more enjoyable for me.”
The next stop on the PSA Squash Tour will be the Qatar Classic Platinum-level tournament between September 12-18 where Coll is second seed.
