The ITTF has announced the suspension of all ITTF events and activities that require international travel before June 30. This also means that there will be no international competitions before July; the Tokyo Olympics, originally scheduled to open on July 24, will be postponed for one year Held. The Japan Table Tennis Association first announced the unchanged lineup for the Tokyo Olympics, and then announced the latest list of men's players for the Japanese national team in 2020, including 6 players and 22 substitutes. The 16-year-old Zhang Bentomo sits firmly in the Japanese table tennis world. One brother's location.
The six players on the Japanese table tennis men’s team are 16-year-old Zhang Bentomo, currently ranked fifth in the world; 25-year-old Niwa Takaki, currently ranked 12th in the world; 30-year-old Hayat Mizutani, currently ranked No. 15; 18-year-old Yuda Uda, currently ranked 40th in the world; and Masataka Mori, who turned 25 a few days old, currently ranked 47th in the world; 18-year-old Hayabusa Togami, currently ranked 113th in the world Bit. The six players Tomowa, Niwa Takaki, and Mizutani Hayabusa are the lineups for the Tokyo Olympics in Japan, Yukiya Uda is the Shinco All Japan Championship men’s singles champion, and Masataka Mori is a doubles player, partnering with Ito Mima to win the All Japan Championship. Mixed doubles three consecutive championships. Hayabusa Togami did not fail to compete with young national table tennis players. The new generation of national table tennis players including Xiang Peng and Xu Yingbin had lost to him. He has also become a key player of the Japan Table Tennis Association. Both Uda Yukiya and Togami Hayabusa are newly selected lineups. These six men also form the main lineup of Japanese men's table tennis. They will compete with the national table tennis team many times in the future.
The 22 candidates are Shinkaya, Yoshimura Kazuhiro, Kagawa Ruiki, Hirano Tomoki, Tanaka Yuta, Yoshida Masaki, Machi Asuka, Kizo Yuto, Sone Sho, Arimun Daimeng, Shinozuka Oto, Matsuyama Yuki, and Tomatsusuke. Supplement, Takamatsu Shinji, Sanbu Hangping, Tian Tianxiang, Yokotani Shiro, Matsushima Teruku, Tian Tian Kenta, Yoshiyama Ryoichi, Muramatsu Yuto, Ryugasaki Toin.
One of the most noteworthy is undoubtedly the ping-pong prodigy Matsushima Terukora who is under 13 years old. He has just graduated from elementary school and entered the national team waiting list. The success of the training model of Zhang Benzhihe and Ito Mima has also allowed the Japan Table Tennis Association to insist on the investment and training of young players and try to challenge the dominance of the national table tennis. Matsushima Terukong participated in the adult group competition when he was 11 years old, and the Japan Table Tennis Association is also looking forward to making him the second Zhang Bentomo.
and the only Japanese men's table tennis player who has a world championship title, Yoshimura, did not appear in the list of 28 people. The 26-year-old Yoshimura Maharu won the mixed doubles championship with Ishikawa Yoshino at the 2017 World Table Tennis Championships. Last year, the Budapest World Table Tennis Championships also entered the mixed doubles finals for three consecutive times. In last year's Team World Cup, the Mizutani Hayabusa recurred with a back injury and was unable to sweat, and was reused. Especially in the quarter-finals, he defeated Germany's Boll 3-0, which made great contributions to the Japanese team's win. Although Maharu Yoshimura missed the three-person list of the Tokyo Olympics, the outside world is optimistic that he will get a P card and participate in the Tokyo Olympics as a substitute. Some fans speculate that he will become Japan's secret weapon. When Mizutani Hayabusa finished mixed doubles, it was Yoshimura. Zhenqing replaced him in team competitions. Today, the Tokyo Olympics are postponed for one year, and Maharu Yoshimura has not even entered the national team squad. Will he still have a chance to get the Olympic P card?
