The 2013 PSA World Series Finals was a professional squash tournament organized by the Professional Squash Association (PSA). It served as the season‑ending championship for the 2013 PSA World Tour, featuring the eight highest‑ranked players from the PSA World Series standings.
Format
- The eight qualifiers were divided into two groups of four for a round‑robin stage.
- The top two players from each group advanced to the knockout semifinals, followed by a final match to determine the champion.
Purpose
The event concluded the PSA World Series season by awarding ranking points and prize money, and it provided a showcase for the sport’s leading athletes.
Historical context
The PSA World Series Finals were introduced as the premier end‑of‑season competition for the PSA World Tour, succeeding earlier season‑final events. The 2013 edition continued this tradition, building on previous finals held in 2012 and preceding the 2014 edition.
Record of winners
Official PSA records list the champion of the 2013 PSA World Series Finals, along with the runner‑up and the final match score; however, specific match results are not provided here to avoid unverified detail.
Venue and dates
The precise venue and dates for the 2013 PSA World Series Finals are not detailed in the available encyclopedic sources.
Significance
Winning the PSA World Series Finals is considered a major achievement in professional squash, contributing substantially to a player’s world ranking and reputation within the sport.
Note: While the existence of the 2013 PSA World Series Finals is well documented in PSA tournament archives, detailed information such as exact location, dates, and match outcomes requires consultation of official PSA publications or contemporary news reports.