Height 182cm

Weight 74kg

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Road to Egypt

Borja Golan

DOB 6 January 1983

CountrySpain

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Flag (eg) Y. Soliman

Canary Wharf Classic 2021 - London, England

14 NOV Round 1

1-2
7-11
11-7
9-11

Flag (eg) M. ElShorbagy

Qatar QTerminals Classic 2021 - Doha, Qatar

18 OCT Round 2

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12-10
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7-11
6-11

Flag (us) T. Harrity

Qatar QTerminals Classic 2021 - Doha, Qatar

17 OCT Round 1

3-1
13-11
11-8
7-11
11-2

Flag (fr) A. Dussourd

U.S. Open 2021 - Philadelphia, United States

1 OCT Round 1

2-3
11-6
5-11
9-11
11-7
5-11

Flag (in) R. Tandon

CIB Egyptian Open 2021 - Cairo, Egypt

10 SEP Round 1

0-3
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7-11
7-11

Flag (fr) G. Marche

Allam British Open 2021 - Hull, England

17 AUG Round 2

0-3
8-11
9-11
8-11

Flag (england) N. Lake

Allam British Open 2021 - Hull, England

16 AUG Round 1

3-1
8-11
11-5
11-6
11-9

Flag (qa) A. Tamimi

Manchester Open 2021 - Manchester, England

9 AUG Round 1

0-3
12-14
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4-11

Flag (eg) K. Gawad

PSA World Championships 2020-2021 - Chicago, United States

16 JUL Round 2

0-3
9-11
9-11
9-11

Upcoming Matches

T. Harrity

The Sturbridge Capital Motor City Open 2022
Bloomfield Hills, United States

26 JAN Round 1

Player BIO

Borja Golan Profile
Date of Birth	6th January, 1983
Height (cm)	182
Weight (kg)	74
Residence	Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Coach	Jesús Souto
Interests	Cinema, Sport, Family, Friends
Racket Sponsor	Eye X lite 130 Control
Shoe Sponsor	Eye shoes
String Sponsor	Eye 1.20
Clothing Sponsor	Eye
Other Sponsors	Galicia Calidade, SNS Foods, Teleraqueta, Savia, Artio,

Borja Golan has fought through a serious knee injury, sustained in 2009, to emerge as Spain’s greatest ever squash player.
The injury was sustained in the Columbian Open final, which he went on to lose to David Palmer. Despite this, the Spaniard climbed into the top 10 the month after the tournament had come to a close.
He would have to wait until 2013 before he could rank as highly again when he reached the semi-final of the Qatar Classic that year. In December 2013 he finished runner up to Nick Matthew in the Hong Kong Open which was the Spaniard’s first PSA World Series final.
Golan couldn’t manage a PSA World Tour title in 2014 but made it to several semi-finals, with his performance at the Hong Kong Open in August a particular highlight. He started 2015 slowly with his quarter-final finish at the Tournament of Champions being followed up with two more identical finishes at the Motor City Open and Canary Wharf Classic.
He ended a two year wait for a 30th PSA World Tour title by lifting the CCI International in September of that year. Golan spent a fourth straight calendar year in the world’s top 20 in 2016 and also triumphed at the Sporta Internacional tournament in May of that year.
The Spaniard went on to feature in the semi-finals of the China Squash Open, where he lost out to Mohamed ElShorbagy and the semi-finals of the Windy City Open, where he fell short against France's Gregory Gaultier.
He also reached the semis of the Canary Wharf Classic, where he was beaten by Fares Dessouky. A quarter final appearance at the Pacific Market International Bellevue Squash Classic also followed.
Golan’s next tour victory came at the Montreal Open, where he overcame Nafiizwan Adnan in the final. The Spaniard then reached the quarters of the Macau Open, but was ousted by Tsz Fung Yip.
The Spaniard failed to make the last eight of any tournament over the course of the 2018-2019 season, but had good showings in the last 16 of the Qatar Classic, World Championships, Canary Wharf Classic and the Grasshopper Cup.
He made the last 16 of the Open de France - Nantes presented by Tailor Capital and Troilus Gold Canada Cup, but his best result in the 2019-2020 season saw him reach the quarter-finals of the Windy City Open presented by the Walter Family, his first appearance in the last eight of a major tournament since 2017.
During the 2019-2020 season, Golan also represented Spain at the WSF World Men’s Team Squash Championships in Washington, D.C. The Spanish quartet finished the week-long event in 8th, their best ever finish at the world’s premiere team tournament.