This is how farewell to adults, from the top, surprised the Egyptian champion Raneem Al-Wailili, player of Wadi Degla, ranked first globally for squash women, her fans and those interested in the game inside and outside Egypt, with a decision of a sudden retirement, especially since the Egyptian champion has been leading the world squash rankings since December 2018, to complete 19 consecutive months on Throne of the glass cage players.
“My dear family, the squash in the cam one year ago. They missed, I could have written the words in my brain. It could be a thousand times. Squash was my life for 25 years. Now the time has come for me to start a new page.” With these words, Raneem started the farewell message of the glass stadium announcing the beginning of a new challenge in Her life is out of squash.
The signs of exclamation and questioning that seemed to the fans of the Egyptian heroine quickly faded out of respect for her decision, which Raneem clarified his reasons, saying: “It seems that I have been focused with my little family, and I hope that I will be able to face the challenges of the next life.
The Egyptian champion fought a professional career in squash for 18 years, during which she won 24 titles in the Professional Players Association. PSA, Including the 2017 World Championships.
The 31-year-old, who made history in 2015 after becoming the first Arab woman in any sport to become No. 1 globally, ending Nicole David’s record number for nine years at the top of the world rankings in this process, spent 23 months at the top of the ranking list, including That last 19 months.
After winning the Junior World Championship in both 2005 and 2007, her biggest victory in her senior career in Manchester came in 2017 when she defeated Nour El-Sherbiny to win the World Championship in the third attempt, after losing to Nicole David in 2014 and El Sherbiny in 2016.
