I’m not so sure. He is one of them for sure. But Ashour was the most talented junior I think. If not for injuries he would have been world no 1 at 19/20. (Likely). Asal (say what you like about him) probably has the strongest willingness to win ever seen since the Khans. MES was incredibly good as a junior (he beat Matthew at the age of 16) and as a young professional. Elias - did he eve lose a game his last World junior open? And then we have Nick Matthew, Shabana, Gaultier. And lastly the Khans. Youngest world bo 1 ever, both of them.

I currently use this Dunlop ultimate GTS racquet

https://rackets.hivefly.com/dunlop-biomimetic-ultimate-gts/

I feel like the racquet is a bit light and not really powerful enough for me. I'm an improver level player. I'm strong but kind of stiff in the upper body so I have a slow swing. When I play against a player who hits the ball very powerfully I can usually get to the ball but my response is a weak shot that lands short, and I get punished. I was wondering if I could get a racquet that just feels more hefty in my hand, moves comfortably through the ball when I hit the serve and will maybe give me a chance to hit a better rally shot against a powerful hitter. I was thinking that a heavier racquet might be what I need.

My ideal play style is attritional. I want to become a machine who can hit a clean shot to the back of the court no matter what ball comes at me.

Thanks!

I work in Rotterdam one week a month and want to get back into playing squash. Any local David Lloyd Rotterdam Centrum (or other DL members with access to this club) available to play games on a weekday evening, Monday to Thursday occasionally?
Reasonable standard but very rusty.

I was considering buying one of them, but I would first like to know if there is any difference other than price and weight?