2011 Men's World Open Squash Championship

Men's World Open 2011
Men's World Open 2011
33rd PSA World Squash Championship
Location	Rotterdam, Netherlands
Venue	Luxor Theater
Date(s)	November 1–6, 2011
	Website; worldopensquash2011.com
PSA World Tour
Category	PSA World Open
Prize money	$275,000
Results
Champion	Nick Matthew
Runner-up	Grégory Gaultier
Semi-finalists	Karim Darwish ; James Willstrop
← 2010	2012 →

Last updated February 28, 2022

The 2011 Men's World Open Squash Championship is the men's edition of the 2011 World Open, which serves as the individual world championship for squash players. The event took place at the squash club Victoria Squash Rotterdam and at the Luxor Theater in Rotterdam in the Netherlands from 1 to 6 November 2011. Nick Matthew successfully defended his title, defeating Grégory Gaultier in the final.

Prize money and ranking points

For 2011, the prize purse was $275,000. The prize money and points breakdown is as follows:^[1]

Prize Money World Open (2011)
Event	W	F	SF	QF	3R	2R	1R
Points (PSA)	2890	1900	1155	700	410	205	125
Prize money	$40,000	$25,000	$15,000	$8,750	$5,000	$2,500	$1,250

Seeds

Nick Matthew (Champion)
Ramy Ashour (Quarterfinals)
Karim Darwish (Semifinals)
James Willstrop (Semifinals)
Amr Shabana (Quarterfinals)
Grégory Gaultier (Final)
Peter Barker (Quarterfinals)
David Palmer (Quarterfinals)
Mohamed El Shorbagy (Third round)
Thierry Lincou (Third round)
Daryl Selby (Second round)
Laurens Jan Anjema (Third round)
Mohd Azlan Iskandar (Second round)
Omar Mosaad (Second round)
Hisham Ashour (Third round)
Cameron Pilley (Third round)

Draw and results

Finals

Quarter finals						Semi finals					Final

1	Nick Matthew	6	11	11	11

7	Peter Barker	11	8	8	5
						1	Nick Matthew	11	11	11

						3	Karim Darwish	9	9	1
8	David Palmer	9	7	1

3	Karim Darwish	11	11	11
											1	Nick Matthew *	6	11	11	11

											6	Grégory Gaultier	11	9	6	5
4	James Willstrop	11	11	11	11

5	Amr Shabana	8	2	13	1
						4	James Willstrop	6	8	4

						6	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	11
6	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	3

2	Ramy Ashour	8	1	0

Top half

Section 1

First round						Second round					Third round							Quarter finals

1	Nick Matthew	11	11	11
Q	Stéphane Galifi	4	5	6		1	Nick Matthew	11	11	11
	Tom Richards	9	11	1	5		Tarek Momen	4	9	4
	Tarek Momen	11	7	11	11						1	Nick Matthew	8	11	11	5	11
	Simon Rösner	12	11	11							9	Mohd El Shorbagy	11	5	9	11	1
Q	Clinton Leeuw	10	6	3			Simon Rösner	10	7	10
	Jonathan Kemp	10	8	11	6	9	Mohd El Shorbagy	12	11	12
9	Mohd El Shorbagy	12	11	7	11													1	Nick Matthew	6	11	11	11
16	Cameron Pilley	11	11	11														7	Peter Barker	11	8	8	5
Q	Raphael Kandra	2	3	8		16	Cameron Pilley	11	11	11
	Olli Tuominen	11	4	4	4		Chris Ryder	9	3	5
	Chris Ryder	8	11	11	11						16	Cameron Pilley	7	10	4
	Steve Coppinger	11	12	11							7	Peter Barker	11	12	11
	Chris Simpson	1	10	8			Steve Coppinger	7	10	4
	Aaron Frankcomb	4	1	4		7	Peter Barker	11	12	11
7	Peter Barker	11	11	11

Section 2

First round							Second round						Third round							Quarter finals

8	David Palmer	11	11	6	3	11
	Alan Clyne	7	6	11	11	8	8	David Palmer	11	11	11	11
	Ryan Cuskelly	11	11	11				Ryan Cuskelly	6	13	5	5
	Joey Barrington	5	7	5									8	David Palmer	11	3	11	6	11
	Nafiizwan Adnan	3	6	4									10	Thierry Lincou	9	11	8	11	9
	Stewart Boswell	11	11	11				Stewart Boswell	5	11	7	7
Q	Shawn Delierre	11	11	3	11	13	10	Thierry Lincou	11	8	11	11
10	Thierry Lincou	13	4	11	4	15														8	David Palmer	9	7	1
14	Omar Mosaad	14	12	9	11															3	Karim Darwish	11	11	11
Q	Omar Abdel Meguid	12	10	11	9		14	Omar Mosaad	11	7	8	7
	Julian Illingworth	3	6	11	3			Borja Golán	6	11	11	11
	Borja Golán	11	11	9	11									Borja Golán	9	7	1
	Wael El Hindi	6	11	11	11								3	Karim Darwish	11	11	11
	Arturo Salazar	11	7	3	1			Wael El Hindi	9	3	4
Q	Henrik Mustonen	4	1	2			3	Karim Darwish	11	11	11
3	Karim Darwish	11	11	11

Bottom half

Section 1

First round							Second round							Third round							Quarter finals

4	James Willstrop	11	11	11
	Max Lee	8	6	7			4	James Willstrop	11	4
Q	Joe Lee	5	9	11	6			Shahier Razik	1	1
	Shahier Razik	11	11	6	11									4	James Willstrop	11	11	11		'
Q	Mar El Shorbagy	11	11											Q	Mar El Shorbagy	8	3	0
	Farhan Mehboob	6	8	rtd			Q	Mar El Shorbagy	11	11	4	4	14
Q	Adrian Waller	2	11	7			11	Daryl Selby	8	7	11	11	12
11	Daryl Selby	11	13	11																	4	James Willstrop	11	11	11	11
15	Hisham Ashour	11	13	11																	5	Amr Shabana	8	2	13	1
Q	Zac Alexander	6	11	6			15	Hisham Ashour	11	11	16
	Martin Knight	3	4	11	11	11		Martin Knight	3	8	14
	Jan Koukal	11	11	8	8	8								15	Hisham Ashour	11	11	4	9	5
	Karim Abdel Gawad	12	11	11										5	Amr Shabana	3	8	11	11	11
	Aamir Atlas Khan	10	9	5				Karim Abdel Gawad	11	8	5	9
Q	Eric Gálvez	5	6	6			5	Amr Shabana	5	11	11	11
5	Amr Shabana	11	11	11

Section 2

First round							Second round							Third round							Quarter finals

6	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	11
WC	Dylan Bennett	4	3	6			6	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	11
	Adrian Grant	11	3	5	11	5	Q	Cesar Salazar	3	9	5
Q	Cesar Salazar	8	11	11	8	11								6	Grégory Gaultier	8	5	11	11	11
Q	Davide Bianchetti	5	12	dis										12	Laurens Jan Anjema	11	11	5	2	7
	Saurav Ghosal	11	14					Saurav Ghosal	4	11	6	6
Q	Grégoire Marche	4	12	7	1		12	Laurens Jan Anjema	11	9	11	11
12	Laurens Jan Anjema	11	10	11	11																6	Grégory Gaultier	11	11	3
13	Mohd Azlan Iskandar	11	11	3	11																2	Ramy Ashour	8	1	0
	Ong Beng Hee	3	7	11	5		13	Mohd Azlan Iskandar	12	8	7	5
	Omar Abdel Aziz	5	8	8				Alister Walker	10	11	11	11
	Alister Walker	11	11	11											Alister Walker	11	11	6	9	3
	Ali Anwar Reda	5	9	11	3									2	Ramy Ashour	8	3	11	11	11
	Nicolas Müller	11	11	4	11			Nicolas Müller	11	11	3	8	5
Q	Campbell Grayson	9	12	5			2	Ramy Ashour	8	9	11	11	11
2	Ramy Ashour	11	14	11

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References

↑ "World open Prize Money" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-07-17. Retrieved 2012-06-29.
↑ http://www.worldopensquash2011.com/draws.htm ^{[ dead link ]}

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[1] "World open Prize Money" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-07-17. Retrieved 2012-06-29.

[2] ttp://www.worldopensquash2011.com/draws.htm ^{[ dead link ]}

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World Open	World Open (2011)
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Finals	PSA World Series Finals (2011)
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International 50	Motor City Open (2011) Bluenose Classic (2011) Swedish Open (2011) Rocky Mountain Open (2011) Kuala Lumpur Open (2011) Canary Wharf Classic (2011) Montreal Open (2011) Kolkata International (2011) Malaysian Open (2011) Macau Open (2011)

v t e 2011 in squash
World Championship	Men's World Championship / Women's World Open
PSA World Series	Tournament of Champions North American Open Australian Open British Grand Prix United States Open Qatar Classic Hong Kong Open Kuwait PSA Cup PSA Masters World Series Finals
WSA World Series	Cayman Islands Open Malaysian Open Championships Australian Open United States Open Qatar Classic Hong Kong Open World Series Finals
World Team	Men's World Team
World Junior	Men's Individual Junior Women's Individual Junior / Women's Team Junior

2011 Men's World Open Squash Championship

Contents

Prize money and ranking points

Seeds

Draw and results

Finals

Top half

Section 1

Section 2

Bottom half

Section 1

Section 2

See also

Related Research Articles

References

External links