黃祉謙

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Wong Chi-him was born in Hong Kong on 8 April 1994, stands 178cm tall and plays right-handed. He is a Hong Kong men's squash player who joined the professional circuit in 2013 under coach Faheem Khan, studied at City University of Hong Kong, and reached a career-high world ranking of 79 in April 2017. He has won eight professional tour titles, including back-to-back Contrex Challenge Cups in 2015 and 2016 and the 2019 Cairns Squash International, and in May 2026 he won the men's title at the PSA Swarmer SA Open in Adelaide, Australia, as top seed. At the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games he was selected for the Hong Kong, China delegation in the men's team and the newly added mixed doubles. He partnered Lee Ka-yi to mixed doubles bronze and, with Henry Leung, Alex Lau and Donald Tang, took men's team bronze. At the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games he had been due to partner Lee Ka-yi again in the mixed doubles, but an injury kept him out and his place was taken by Donald Tang, who went on to win gold with Lee. A long-standing member of the Hong Kong men's squad, Wong has also played at Asian championships and world team championships.