Welshman Creed Marks Tour Breakthrough by Howard Harding
23 January 2012-
Peter Creed became the first Welshman to win a PSA World Tour squash
title for more than three years when he beat England's Eddie Charlton
in the final of the PSA McWil Wroclaw Open in Poland.
It was in the semi-finals of the inaugural PSA World Tour Challenger 5
event at Redeco in Wroclaw that the fourth seed from Caerphilly made
his breakthrough by ousting French favourite Yann Perrin in straight
games.
Now in the third Tour title of his career, Creed then faced third seed Charlton, the world No98 from Nottingham.
Ranked 14 places lower, Creed pulled out all the stops to overcome his
British rival, winning 11-7, 12-10, 11-8 in 34 minutes to make his mark
as a Welsh PSA Tour title winner.
The success came only two weeks after Creed won his third successive
Welsh National title - but 43 months after distinguished Welshman David
Evans won the PSA Welsh Open crown in June 2008.