Cameron Pilley (right) and Ong Beng Hee preparing for the CIMB Malaysian Open. Pilley has a tough first round match against defending champion Tarek Momen.
KUALA LUMPUR: Australian No. 1 squash player Cameron Pilley is one colourful character on and off the court.
In response to the International Olympic Committee (IOC)’s decision to reinstate wrestling for the 2020 Games instead of voting in squash, the towering Pilley “threatened” to streak at the wrestling event.
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