The Rise and Fall of Kento Momota: A Story of Resilience

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🎬Must Watch! After over two months of preparation, this video tells the rollercoaster story of Kento Momota's career. Be sure to watch till the end!
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@ThisIsBadminton

On April 18, 2024, Kento Momota announced his retirement, officially ending his 11-year career as a Japanese national team athlete.

@pandemonium274

Thank you very much for this video. As an American Badminton fan, I don't get to see very much about the stars of the sport. I have long admired Kento Momota's skill on the court. What a tragedy that his greatest ambitions were taken away from him.

@sunmanyi3265

The Nippon Badminton Association is to be blamed for the terrible mistake of "punishing" Japan's national badminton hero for his gambling addiction instead of"helping" him out of the habbit and regain his dignity in the badminton world. The action of the NBA has caused Momota dearly, since then, his career has been on the downhill. So sad to see him retire.😢

@nitikaiyyappan6f37

Imagine what Momota could've done if it weren't for that one accident. He would have been unstoppable. But the fact that he has the strength to continue playing in tournaments is an achievement in itself. If he hasn't given up on himself, neither should we.

@sujaynis3905

He deserves atleast one Olympic medal

@Smellyツ

Kento Momota might actually have the worst story out of all players, not in like he's bad but the fact that he has had so many setbacks and his dreams taken so many times, despite this, he still is playing badminton and still love the sport, and you gotta respect that.

@forestfighter6891

Happy retirement KMomota..only you can gv 14-3 h2h to victor Axelsen

@siddharthbachal6119

If not Axcelson, kento would've won Olympic gold very easily in 2020 with home advantage. What happened with his life is very unfortunate.

@srinidhiaithal1999

The Neymar of badminton

@OngkyKai

there'll be no like Kento... dayymmnn i wish the accident never happened...

@iavyy

guys at least he wasnt banned permanently like tago

@seanmaglonzo572

best badminton documentary made. Kento momota will forever be a hero to the badminton community.

@a.kataoka2917

In 2013, I watched Momota for the first time in the all Japan championship. And his performance in the tournament got 15-year-old me into badminton. As soon as I entered high school, I joined the school badminton team. During my high school time without any teachers with badminton skill, he'd been the only coach for me. I watched almost all the tournaments he participated in to learn from the way he swings, how he moves on the court, etc.

@user-dk8ri1rr7h

Best to be the least...one who can get over adversary like him is tremendous in itself...respect bro....Wow..

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