Libertel Squash Open '99

Final Jonathan Power - Peter Nicol Video available

Jonathon POWER (CAN) beats Peter NICOL (SCO) in three sets. The first set was very tight where both players played tremendously. Power just made less mistakes and won 15-13. In the second half of the next set Powerwas up 14-10 but Nicol strongly took the next couple of points. Then a nick bal of Power ended the set at 15-12. Nicol suffered from a hip injury in the last set and didn't move very well. Power won this one 15-6.

Semi-finals

Peter NICOL (SCO) beat Simon PARKE (ENG) 3-1: 15-11 13-15 15-13 15-12.
Peter Nicol wint met 3-1 van Simon Parke. Een schitterende wedstrijd waarin Nicol duidelijk moeite had met Parke. Nicol verklaarde na de wedstrijd ook al in eerdere matches het zwaar te hebben gehad tegen Parke.

Jonathon POWER (CAN) beat John WHITE (AUS) 3-0: 15-8 15-12 15-7.
Jonathon Power wint overtuigend van de Qualifier John White. John heeft donderdag al een zware wedstrijd gespeeld tegen de nummer 3 van de wereld, Ahmed Barada, waarin hij in een snerpende vijf-setter de match verdient won met 3-2.  Na vrijdag ook een zware match te hebben gespeeld tegen de
andere Qualifier Mark Chaloner was nu het kaarsje uit tegen de wereldkampioen
Jonathon Power.

Quarter-finals

John WHITE (AUS) beat Mark CHALONER (ENG) 3-1
15-11 6-15 15-8 15-5

Simon PARKE (ENG) beat Paul JOHNSON (ENG) 3-1
15-7 15-10 10-15 15-8

Peter NICOL (SCO) beat Derek RYAN (IRE) 3-1
15-10 9-15 15-7 15-10

Jonathon POWER (CAN) beat Paul PRICE (AUS) 3-1
12-15 15-11 15-6 15-11

OPENING GAME POWER - KHAN Video available

Power claws back from the first game loss only to go down 2 games to one
after the 3rd. But makes an incredible comeback in the 4th to crush former
World #1 and former World Champion 15-4 in the 4th. Jansher Khan (now ranked
138 on the PSA from an inactive 1998 season due to severe knee problems)
makes entry into this event as a wildcard chosen by tournament organisers.
Khan would of otherwise had to qualify (which he has stated he would never
do!). Scores were: 10-15, 15-9, 9-15, 15-4, 15-11 to Jonathon Power!!!

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