The 'Windy City Open 2026' squash championship held in Chicago showcased the complete dominance of Egyptian players, exemplified by the stunning performances of Nour El Sherbini and Mostafa Asal. In the women's final, Sherbini emerged victorious against fellow Egyptian Amira Aref with a remarkable comeback, winning the match 3-2 after trailing two games. This victory marks her 20th title in major professional women’s squash events, solidifying her position as one of the sport's leading figures.

On the men's side, Mustafa Asal, currently ranked as the world's number one, continued his exceptional form by defeating New Zealand's Paul Coll in the final, thereby securing his fifth major title of the season. Asal's performance reaffirms his status at the top of the global rankings, highlighting the strength of Egyptian squash and their current prominence in international competitions.

The success of these athletes not only emphasizes the extraordinary talent emerging from Egypt in squash but also has broader implications for the sport's popularity and development within the region. Their victories at such prestigious events elevate the profile of squash in Egypt, inspiring a new generation of players and potentially attracting more international tournaments to the country, further establishing its importance in the global squash community.