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Laura Massaro is one of England's greatest squash players of all time. She began her glittering career in 2000, breaking into the world's top 50 two years later, and lifting her first Tour title in 2005 at the German Open.

She quickly ranked within the world top 20 lifting the Wolverhampton Open in both 2006 and 2007, climbing into the top ten in the World Rankings in 2008 before lifting the Monte Carlo Classic title.

In 2011, she beat Malaysian superstar Nicol David to secure the win at the Cleveland Classic, as well as taking her first World Series event at the US Open - finishing the year as World No.3.

Having lost the 2012 World Championship final to Nicol David, Massaro bounced back to claim the KL Open title in early 2013 before becoming
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“Maybe bouncing back comes from hating to lose. Maybe it’s mental strength. Maybe it’s a maturity gleaned from years of playing. Or maybe it’s just plain stubbornness.”
Laura Massaro, All In: Becoming World Champion

“The Malaysian Queen of Squash’, the World No.1 for just shy of 60 months, hadn’t been beaten since November 2009, a 14-month run. She’d also beaten me nine times in a row. But despite all that, perhaps for the first time, I had belief.”
Laura Massaro, All In: Becoming World Champion

“Maybe bouncing back comes from hating to lose. Maybe it’s mental strength. Maybe it’s a maturity gleaned from years of playing. Or maybe it’s just plain stubbornness.”
Laura Massaro, All In: Becoming World Champion

“The Malaysian Queen of Squash’, the World No.1 for just shy of 60 months, hadn’t been beaten since November 2009, a 14-month run. She’d also beaten me nine times in a row. But despite all that, perhaps for the first time, I had belief.”
Laura Massaro, All In: Becoming World Champion

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