Egypt Esquash Legend Ali Faraz: I have achieved everything … I will retire!

Al -Masri Ali Faraj has declared the team champion 4 times, and the first rank world, formerly 33 years old, today (Wednesday). Faraj is the second largest in the world rankings behind his indigenous Mustafa Asal, the first seed, the moment of his retirement, and he is one of the greatest players in the history of this sport; He won the Scawash World Championships 4 times (2017, 2019, 2023, and 2024), along with many amazing personal titles.

Five months after winning Egypt’s sixth world championship for squash teams, he retired, after a fierce competition with Mohammed El -Shorebagi in Hong Kong.

Faraz said on the X platform: “Today, I know that it will be inevitable, and it will be charged with emotions, but they are positive feelings.”

“I am looking forward to this moment from Kofid -19. When I achieved all my goals, I was always thinking about the next step … Squash sport was my hobby, my aim from my identity and my childhood. But I have other aspects of my life, I now have a family of a family, two beautiful gestures, one four years old.”

He continued: “I lost the most important moments I wanted to enjoy: giving back children from school, midnight hugs, and pre -stories, you always have the next trip, the next match and the next thing to look for the next hero.”

The graduate of Harvard University, who spent 238 weeks in the world rankings between 2019 and 2025, said he was leaving the sport at “a complete time”.

He said: «Squash is in a place where you have never reached, and the level in men and women’s competitions is higher than ever. Even if I don’t play, you can always count me as a fan and supporter and the person who still loves this sport. ”

After Jahenkar Khan, Ganshir Khan, Peter Nicole and Jeff Hunt, the fifth fifth world rankings will be led for a long time.

Faraz won his first great title in the 2017 American Open Championship final, the same night he won an unforgettable night, in which his wife Nour al -Teyeb won the women’s title, the first couple to win the greatest sports title on the same day.

The squash game is first seen in the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.