Pro squash gets the studio treatment in Toronto ahead of Olympic debut at ’28 Games

Pro squash gets the studio treatment in Toronto ahead of Olympic debut at ’28 Games

TORONTO — Much has changed on the pro squash scene since Lee Beachill was last in Toronto as a tour player nearly two decades ago.
The broadcast product has improved exponentially. Replay challenges have helped match flow and cut down on

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