Watch your back, Ivan


Comfortable victory: Ivan Yuen (left) returns a shot to Mohd Syafiq Mohd Kamal in the SRAM PSA 1 final on Sunday.

PETALING JAYA: Forgive him if he feels like Ivan the Terrible. For national No. 1 squash player Ivan Yuen, winning the SRAM PSA 1 comes with additional pressure.

The win will leave the 30-year-old veteran constantly looking over his shoulder as many youngsters are now gunning for his number one spot.

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