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World No. 1 El Welily Announces Retirement

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Egypt’s reigning world No. 1, Raneem El Welily, announced her immediate retirement from professional squash Thursday, June 25, while also revealing the celebratory news that she and her husband, world No. 4 Tarek Momen, are expecting their first child. El Welily has been a trailblazer for Egyptian and women’s squash since turning professional in 2002. […]

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