Height 165cm

Weight 64kg

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Leo Au

DOB 1 February 1990

CountryHong Kong

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Flag (es) E. Lopez

El Gouna International Squash Open 2019 - El Gouna, Egypt

17 APR Round 1

1-3
5-11
14-16
13-11
6-11

Flag (hk) T. Yip

Macau Open 2019 - Macau, China

12 APR Quarter final

1-3
9-11
1-11
11-5
6-11

Flag (fr) A. Dussourd

Macau Open 2019 - Macau, China

11 APR Round 2

3-1
7-11
11-4
11-3
11-7

Flag (eg) M. ElShorbagy

2018-2019 PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family - Chicago, United States

25 FEB Round 3

0-3
7-11
3-11
6-11

Flag (nz) C. Grayson

2018-2019 PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family - Chicago, United States

24 FEB Round 2

3-0
12-10
12-10
11-2

Flag (de) R. Kandra

2018-2019 PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family - Chicago, United States

23 FEB Round 1

3-1
11-9
11-9
9-11
11-3

Flag (mx) C. Salazar

Three Rivers Capital Pittsburgh Open 2019 - Pittsburgh, United States

8 FEB Quarter final

1-3
13-11
9-11
5-11
3-11

Flag (scotland) A. Clyne

Three Rivers Capital Pittsburgh Open 2019 - Pittsburgh, United States

7 FEB Round 2

3-0
11-5
12-10
11-9

Flag (nz) C. Grayson

J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2019 - New York, United States

16 JAN Round 1

2-3
6-11
8-11
11-9
11-4
5-11

Upcoming Matches

TBA

QSF Open 2019
Doha, Qatar

20 JUL Round 1

TBA

QSF Open 2019
Doha, Qatar

21 JUL Round 2

Player BIO

Leo Au Profile
Date of Birth	1st February, 1990
Height (cm)	165
Weight (kg)	64
Residence	Hong Kong
Interests	Travelling
Racket Sponsor	Harrow
Shoe Sponsor	Mizuno
String Sponsor	Ashaway

Leo Au is one of Hong Kong's most successful players and has a wealth of PSA World Tour titles to his name.
He won his first title at the Buler Challenge Cup in 2010 and followed that with back-to-back triumphs in 2011 at the Victoria Open and Tasmanian Open. The fifth title of his career came at the Bankers Hall Club Pro-Am which helped to elevate him into the world's top 40.
Two more titles followed later that year for the Hong Kong-born player before he started 2015 in fine form, powering through to the Holtrand Gas City Pro-Am crown. He wrapped up his season by winning the Men's Asian Individual Squash Championships in May 2015 with a win over Abdullah Al-Muzayen in the final.
Au began the 2015/16 campaign in hot form with a semi-final finish at the China Open but he bowed out after defeat to Gregory Gaultier. A handful of semi-final appearances beckoned for Au the following year, in the HKFC International and Serena Hotels CAS International Squash Championship.
Hong Kong’s Au then went onto make the final of the President Gold Cup International Squash Tournament a couple of months later, where he was defeated over four games by Farhan Mehboob. Au also made the semi-final of the Holtrand Open in 2017 but lost to Tsz Fung Yip.
Au went on to take the crown at the HKFC International, where he beat Omar Mosaad in the final. He then won the Ohana Malaysian Open just a month later. The man from Hong Kong also reached the semi finals of the Pakistan Open, before making the last eight in the Suburban Collection Motor City Open art the start of 2018.
He also made the semi finals of the Macau Open and the Malaysian Open that year, before going on to reach the final of both the Pakistan Chief of the Air Staff International and the Queclink HKFC International.