Luxembourg is set to host the 33rd edition of the Top Squash Open this weekend, with top players including world number 15 Iker Pajares lining up.

As the top seed, Pajares is set to bring his momentum and confidence to the courts in Sandweiler on 1-2 March.

The Spaniard comes into the tournament on scintillating form, having defeated world number 11 Victor Crouin in Washington two weeks ago.

Scotland's Rory Stewart (WR #44), Frenchman Lucas Serme (WR#56) and 2020 Top Squash Open champion Jan Van Den Hereweggen will all also feature.

The tournament promises a captivating blend of local talent and international stars, creating an atmosphere that is sure to leave spectators entertained.

As a testament to the tournament's inclusive nature, entrance to the venue remains free throughout Friday and Saturday, ensuring all spectators can witness world-class squash without any barriers ahead of the final showdown at 16:40 on 2 March.

Top Squash Open 2024 is gearing up to be a spectacular event, and with Iker Pajares' recent surge, the competition is bound to reach unprecedented levels of intensity. Don't miss the chance to witness the drama unfold at Top Squash.