The countdown to the commencement of the second edition of the Chamberlain Squash Open (CSO) has started, Nigeria’s number 4 seed, Femi Shedara has revealed he is ready to go all the way in the tournament.
Talking about the quality of opposition in last year’s competition he said: “It wasn’t easy you know, because of the nature of the sport we do.”
“Squash is not an easy game so the players were very good. Preliminary stage was difficult, the quarter-finals was difficult so also the semi-finals; so sometimes I would say it is a game of luck.”
After exiting the competition at the semi-final stage last year, when asked what he would do differently to go a step further this year Femi said: “The truth of the matter is, I would just do my best and I would make sure I practice everything I’ve been training.”
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The tournament starts with the preliminary round on 7th and 8th while the main draws commence on the 9th of May with the finals on on Saturday, 12th of May.
