ALTAMIMI Abdulla

15 Dec 1994
28
Male
1.70/5'7''

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
SQU Squash Men's Singles 3 Bronze Medal
Men's Team 9

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Squash Court 5
PAK
Pakistan
2
QAT
Qatar
1
Finished
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Squash Court 5
IND
India
3
QAT
Qatar
0
Finished
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Squash Court 5
QAT
Qatar
3
NEP
Nepal
0
Finished
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Squash Court 5
KUW
Kuwait
3
QAT
Qatar
0
Finished
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Squash Court 2
QAT
Qatar
1
SGP
Singapore
2
Finished
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Squash Court 4
PAK
IQBAL NIQBAL Nasir
9
8
6
0
QAT
ALTAMIMI AALTAMIMI Abdulla
11
11
11
3
Finished
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Squash Court 2
MAS
BIN BAHTIAR MAIBIN BAHTIAR Muhammad Addeen Idrakie
2
7
2
0
QAT
ALTAMIMI AALTAMIMI Abdulla
11
11
11
3
Finished
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Squash Court 1
MAS
NG EYNG Eain Yow
10
11
11
11
3
QAT
ALTAMIMI AALTAMIMI Abdulla
12
7
9
5
1
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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RankEventYearLocation
Asian Games
5Men's Singles2018Indonesia
5Men's Team2018Indonesia
5Men's Singles2014Incheon, KOR
9Men's Team2014Incheon, KOR
9Men's Team2010Guangzhou, CHN
PSA World Championships
9Men's Singles2019/2020Doha, QAT
9Men's Singles2017Manchester, GBR
17Men's Singles2022Cairo, EGY
33Men's Singles2020/2021Chicago, IL, USA
33Men's Singles2016Cairo, EGY
33Men's Singles2014Doha, QAT
33Men's Singles2012Doha, QAT
Asian Individual Championships
5Men's Singles2019Kuala Lumpur, MAS
9Men's Singles2021Islamabad, PAK
9Men's Singles2017Chennai, IND
9Men's Singles2015Kuwait City, KUW
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Football. (psaworldtour, 30 Apr 2022)
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Athlete
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Daughter Khalifa [2022], one son
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Arabic, English
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Aspire Academy [Doha, QAT]
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Rodney Martin [personal], AUS
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Right (thepeninsulaqatar, 10 Jun 2018)
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His older brother Ahmad Al Tamimi has also represented Qatar in squash, and competed at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, People's Republic of China. (SportsDeskOnline, 13 Jun 2018; aspire, 25 Oct 2010)
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He played youth football for Aspire Academy and Al Sadd SC in Qatar. (psaworldtour, 16 Jul 2020; aspire, 24 Jul 2018)
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He began playing squash at age six, and turned professional in 2011. (squashinfo, 01 Apr 2018; thepeninsulaqatar, 16 Jun 2014)
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Originally involved in football at youth level, he was convinced to switch to squash by coach Geoff Hunt. "I started squash as a hobby. I also used to play football and it used to be my life. I had to make a choice between the two [squash and football]. It was a very difficult and challenging decision. There are a lot of football players in Qatar, but few squash players and they mostly play it as a hobby. Without Geoff I can honestly say that, 100%, I would not be playing squash now. I was really sick of it and at 16 years old had set my heart on making the Qatar national football team in time for the [2022] World Cup. But at 17 years old, I had a decision to make, it was either squash or football and Geoff was a huge part of the reason I chose squash. He has been almost like a second father." (psaworldtour, 16 Jul 2020; marhaba, 25 Jul 2018; thepeninsulaqatar, 10 Jun 2018)
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Winning the 2022 Atlanta Open in the United States of America, which was his first win on the PSA World Tour since 2018. (thepeninsulaqatar, 26 Apr 2022; Instagram profile, 24 Apr 2022)
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Coach Geoff Hunt. (psaworldtour, 16 Jul 2020)
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He was named Qatar's flag bearer for the opening ceremony of the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia. (AG Entries, 16 Aug 2018)

He was named the 2013 Asian Junior Player of the Year. (thepeninsulaqatar, 16 Jun 2014)
Legend
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Bronze Medal
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event