Egypt’s Mostafa Asal continued his impressive run by claiming the Optasia Squash Championship 2026 title after a hard-fought win over Peru’s Diego Elias in a dramatic five-game final.

Held in Wimbledon, the match delivered high-level competition, with both players exchanging control throughout. Asal eventually secured a 3-2 victory after a 90-minute battle that highlighted his resilience and composure.

Asal combined physical strength with sharp focus, managing to recover in key moments and take control in the decisive game, proving once again his ability to handle pressure on the big stage.

This title reinforces his position among the world’s top squash players, as he continues to build a strong legacy with consistent performances and major wins, while aiming for future success at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.

On the women’s side, Hania El Hammamy delivered a commanding performance to win the title, defeating Nour El Sherbini in straight games.

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El Hammamy controlled the match from the start, using her speed and smart shot selection to dominate rallies and secure key points with confidence.

She is widely regarded as one of the leading figures in women’s squash today, consistently ranked among the top players globally, with a growing list of titles and strong performances.

Her continuous development and competitive mindset make her a strong contender for future major titles, especially given her experience against the world’s best players.

This double triumph highlights Egypt’s ongoing dominance in squash, with both men’s and women’s players continuing to shine on the international stage.