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Jahangir Khan Unsquashable Squash Racket Vintage
Estimated price for orientation: 49 $
Category: Squash
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Description Brand: Unbranded MPN: Does Not Apply Model: Unsqushable UPC: Does not apply
Vintage Squash Racket made for one of the legends in this sport.In a excellent condition.Jahangir Khan is synonymous with squash and UNSQUASHABLE. He is universally recognised as the world’s greatest ever player and an athlete who transcended his sport to be acknowledged as the world’s greatest ever sportsman. Throughout his record breaking career Jahangir set the bar so high that precious few others have come close to, never mind surpassing his achievements:
Youngest World Amateur Champion (aged 15)
Youngest British Open & World Champion (aged 17)
Unbeaten in 555 consecutive matches over 5 years and 8 months – the longest winning streak of any sportsman
10 time British Open Champion (1982-1993)
6 time World Champion
Played the longest squash match in history (2 hours, 46 minutes)
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| Brand: | Unbranded | MPN: | Does Not Apply |
| Model: | Unsqushable | UPC: | Does not apply |
Vintage Squash Racket made for one of the legends in this sport.In a excellent condition.Jahangir Khan is synonymous with squash and UNSQUASHABLE. He is universally recognised as the world’s greatest ever player and an athlete who transcended his sport to be acknowledged as the world’s greatest ever sportsman. Throughout his record breaking career Jahangir set the bar so high that precious few others have come close to, never mind surpassing his achievements:
Youngest World Amateur Champion (aged 15)
Youngest British Open & World Champion (aged 17)
Unbeaten in 555 consecutive matches over 5 years and 8 months – the longest winning streak of any sportsman
10 time British Open Champion (1982-1993)
6 time World Champion
Played the longest squash match in history (2 hours, 46 minutes)
Youngest World Amateur Champion (aged 15)
Youngest British Open & World Champion (aged 17)
Unbeaten in 555 consecutive matches over 5 years and 8 months – the longest winning streak of any sportsman
10 time British Open Champion (1982-1993)
6 time World Champion
Played the longest squash match in history (2 hours, 46 minutes)