Indian squash player Abhay Singh emerged victorious in the Goodfellow Classic, securing his eighth PSA title by defeating Elliott Morris Devred of Wales. The match ended with Abhay winning 3-0 in just 40 minutes, showcasing his dominance on the court.
Abhay, the top seed from India and ranked 66th in the world, displayed exceptional skills throughout the tournament. His journey to the title included defeating opponents like Maceo Levy and Abdelrahman Abdelkhalek in the quarterfinals and semifinals, respectively.
The 25-year-old, a trainee of the Indian Squash Academy, added another impressive title to his collection. With this victory, Abhay now boasts two Challenger titles this year, following his win at the JSW Willingdon in Mumbai last month. His consistent performance and dedication have solidified his position in the squash world.
Having tasted success at the Goodfellow Classic, Abhay is now gearing up for his next challenge at the Canadian Men’s Open in the upcoming week. With his recent form and undeniable talent, squash enthusiasts eagerly await Abhay’s future performances on the court.
