1986 Men's World Open Squash Championship

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Men's World Open 1986
10th PSA World Squash Championship
Location	Toulouse, France
Date(s)	November 5–11, 1986
PSA World Tour
Category	World Open
Prize money	$ 55,000
Results
Champion	Ross Norman
Runner-up	Jahangir Khan
Semi-finalists	Chris Dittmar Chris Robertson
← 1985 1987 →

The 1986 UAP Men's World Open Squash Championship is the men's edition of the 1986 World Open, which serves as the individual world championship for squash players. The event took place in Toulouse in France from 5 November to 11 November 1986. Ross Norman won his first World Open title, defeating Jahangir Khan in the final.^[1]

Seeds

Jahangir Khan (final)
Ross Norman (champion)
Stuart Davenport (quarterfinals)
Ross Thorne (quarterfinals)
Phil Kenyon (second round)
Gawain Briars (quarterfinals)
Qamar Zaman (second round)
Greg Pollard (second round)

Draw and results

Second round							Third round							Quarter-finals					Semi-finals

1	Jahangir Khan	9	9	9
	Jamie Hickox	1	4	2			1	Jahangir	9	9	9
	Maqsood Ahmed	9	9	9				Ahmed	5	1	5
	Gamal El Amir	5	3	5										1	Jahangir	9	9	9
	Jan-Ulf Söderberg	8	9	9	3	9									Söderberg	0	1	1
	Brett Martin	10	2	5	9	2		Söderberg	9	3	9	9
	Paul Symonds	6	8	9	9	9		Symonds	4	9	1	2
8	Greg Pollard	9	10	2	7	3													1	Jahangir	9	9	3	9
	Chris Dittmar	9	3	9	9															Dittmar	3	5	9	1
	Geoff Williams	1	9	5	6			Dittmar	9	9	3	9
	Hiddy Jahan	4	9	9	9			Jahan	3	4	9	4
	Sohail Qaiser	9	2	5	6										Dittmar	9	9	9
4	Ross Thorne	9	9	1	4	9								4	Thorne	2	1	7
	Bryan Beeson	7	4	9	9	7	4	Thorne	9	9	9								Final
	Danny Lee	9	9	9				Lee	7	6	1
7	Qamar Zaman	7	5	1															1	Jahangir	5	7	9	1
3	Stuart Davenport	9	6	9	9														2	Norman	9	9	7	9
	Anders Wahlstedt	7	9	4	2		3	Davenport	10	9	9
	Martin Bodimeade	9	9	9				Bodimeade	8	2	3
	Ricki Hill	2	6	2										3	Davenport	6	2	1
	Chris Robertson	3	9	9	9										Robertson	9	9	9
	Umar Hayat Khan	9	3	2	7			Robertson	10	9	9
	Jansher Khan	10	7	9	10			Jansher	8	5	3
5	Phil Kenyon	9	9	3	8															Robertson	8	9	5	2
2	Ross Norman	10	9	9															2	Norman	10	6	9	9
	Gamal Awad	8	0	1			2	Norman	9	9	9
	Tristan Nancarrow	9	9	9				Nancarrow	4	2	3
	Stuart Hailstone	0	7	7										2	Norman	9	9	9
6	Gawain Briars	9	9											6	Briars	4	7	7
	Robert Graham	7	4	5			6	Briars	8	7	10	9	9
	Zarak Jahan Khan	9	9	6	9			Z J Khan	10	9	8	3	1
	Fredrik Johnson	2	6	9	2

Note

Jahangir Khan suffered defeat in the World Open for the first time since 1980. The world number one had previously won five consecutive world titles.

References

^ "Mens Squash World Open 1986".

External links

World Squash History

Preceded by Egypt (Cairo) 1985	World Open France (Toulouse) 1986	Succeeded by Birmingham (England) 1987

Men's World Squash Championships

World Squash Championships men's champions

1970–1979
1976: Geoff Hunt (AUS) 1977: Geoff Hunt (AUS) 1977: Competition not held 1979: Geoff Hunt (AUS)

1980–1989
1980: Geoff Hunt (AUS) 1981: Jahangir Khan (PAK) 1982: Jahangir Khan (PAK) 1983: Jahangir Khan (PAK) 1984: Jahangir Khan (PAK) 1985: Jahangir Khan (PAK) 1986: Ross Norman (NZL) 1987: Jansher Khan (PAK) 1988: Jahangir Khan (PAK) 1989: Jansher Khan (PAK)

1990–1999
1990: Jansher Khan (PAK) 1991: Rodney Martin (AUS) 1992: Jansher Khan (PAK) 1993: Jansher Khan (PAK) 1994: Jansher Khan (PAK) 1995: Jansher Khan (PAK) 1996: Jansher Khan (PAK) 1997: Rodney Eyles (AUS) 1998: Jonathon Power (CAN) 1999: Peter Nicol (SCO)

2000–2009
2000: Competition not held 2001: Competition not held 2002: David Palmer (AUS) 2003: Amr Shabana (EGY) 2004: Thierry Lincou (FRA) 2005: Amr Shabana (EGY) 2006: David Palmer (AUS) 2007: Amr Shabana (EGY) 2008: Ramy Ashour (EGY) 2009: Amr Shabana (EGY)

2010–2019
2010: Nick Matthew (ENG) 2011: Nick Matthew (ENG) 2012: Ramy Ashour (EGY) 2013: Nick Matthew (ENG) 2014: Ramy Ashour (EGY) 2015: Grégory Gaultier (FRA) 2016: Karim Abdel Gawad (EGY) 2017: Mohamed El Shorbagy (EGY) 2018–19: Ali Farag (EGY) 2019–20: Tarek Momen (EGY)

2020–2029
2020–21: Ali Farag (EGY) 2022: Ali Farag (EGY) 2023: Ali Farag (EGY) 2024: Diego Elías (PER)

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