What if the ‘2019 PRIME’ Kento MOMOTA is Back?

What if the ‘2019 PRIME’ Kento MOMOTA is Back?
In 2019, Kento Momota surpassed badminton legend Lee Chong Wei's record of winning 10 titles in a season by winning 11 titles and writes down a record of 91.8% winning rate in 2019 season.
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[@aaronneabril20]

"It really is not fun when youre losing especially when you've already seen the view" 😢 - Kento Momota

[@arhaan239]

❤

[@poribaketunike]

He is still in challenging and difficult situation as an athlete. But in recent games, he is reraising.

[@yukigumarnament5916]

imagine you were in your prime form, on course to win the gold at your home Olympics.. but life decided to play games with you again, you nearly died in a car accident and a global pandemic happened; your form is not like before and you got weaker and weaker, while the guy you beat 14 times and only lost once won your home Olympics and got stronger and stronger (basically unbeatable)

[@CoolNumber1]

Viktor started winning after LD and LCW retire lol, and momota accident. Whereas Prime momota beat both LCW and LD and Viktor.

[@hafiyakmal3125]

@@CoolNumber1facts, but the order will always like these prime LD> Prime LCW > Prime Momota >Prime Viktor

[@CoolNumber1]

Nah Prime CL is number 3. CL beat LCW quite a lot of time. momota is 4, viktor is 5.@@hafiyakmal3125

[@PinoyGuitarTutorials]

Yeah life sucks. Maybe God has a plan for Momota. Let's see.

[@JJdakilla]

Like this comment if you think he will come back in 2024 ❤

[@markeb1312]

Honestly hope he will as he showed results in the Korean Open earlier this year, but we just won't be getting Prime Kento back again. Just looking at footwork alone, it's easy to see that

[@markeb1312]

But he is definitely getting a comeback next year no doubt.

[@watchman835]

I am Narioka, I don’t want Momota come back.

[@Mulknwan]

@@watchman835Disagree, I’d take Momota over Narabore any day.

[@irfan_ishraf]

Sadly not. Recently momota announced that he will retired soon

[@lebang4837]

The only player can make Axelsen run that much

[@kumarkarthik2605]

I really wish kento back to form like his old prime ,,, and make magical shots he ll do on court with big smile 😊

[@sharonnovelpakhare6884]

If that Kento returns from past, we would have the King of Badminton dominating the sports, after the great rivalry of Legends Lin & Lee

[@MSalarAyub]

I feel as he needs that confidence the old momota used to have

[@justisebruno]

Momota is the most talented badminton player since Lin Dan

[@justisebruno]

I used to be scared of that Momota can break all Lin Dan's records in Men's singles, very unfortunate accident happen to him😢

[@Badmintonforall]

very very very far from Lin DAN...

[@armanvillorente4896]

I hope his prime days will continue this upcoming 2024 🙏

[@willtjie3129]

I can see the confidence in placing the ball, netting and many things. Prime momota always an interesing defensive single players type. Park Joo Bong scouted him back in elementary school and told this boy was a good potential but not having any power since he is so small posture and skinny backk then.

[@maxymkalynka4957]

Thank you for your video❤👍

[@zhbadminton]

Thanks for watching!

[@vickykumar-vp7ux]

Great video❤

[@zhbadminton]

Glad you liked it!!

[@flako1034]

Bro he made ginting move in 2x speed, he's that different

[@Timmyjg2004]

Thanks

[@notliya]

prime momota was something else

[@dhanurvishnu3035]

What a beast

[@Awkw04]

Praying for his return because I think atm the men’s singles badminton lineup is very weak except for Axelsen - we need Momota to return to challenge Axelsen again

[@Dung_Hunterr-dt9kk]

Great video

[@zhbadminton]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Robinml12]

2017 axelsen won the world champion and there is no momota at that time, and 2018 where is axelsen when momota dominate the world at that time and peopla say axelsen are not in his prime 2018 wtf 🤣🤣🤣

[@phillipjrgensen1024]

Thats because he wasnt. Prime Axelsen would wipe the floor with Momota

[@james1274]

Axelsen’s prime was from Tokyo Olympics 2021 till now, not 2017/2018. Prime Axelsen will absolutely destroy prime Momota, no questions asked

[@wakey_wakey_79]

nice edit

[@zhbadminton]

Thanks!

[@bazadam6635]

He just won All Japan

[@hanangwicaksono7397]

it's ok if Axelsen was not in his prime yet in 2017-2019, but what happened IF Momota's accident didn't happen? maybe he can go beyond his 2019 prime form! what if 2019 not even his final form? MS in 2020 and beyond will be much more exciting to watch. thanks to Momota too, Ginting's play be more recognised.

[@MrinalSingh904]

Wish this could've been real.

[@congnguyenvo5117]

He must go to Vietnam Open 2024 then he will come back and climb the edge like old days.

[@kadunguangkamei8014]

Ok I'll answer it simply .. "if he got his 2019 prime back there will be only to competitors for him THE TWO LEGEND and the end of story for others"

[@nownowdayo]

桃田賢斗様最強！

[@paullord3549]

It`s this simple. He still has the fitness, speed and accuracy, he just needs to get his killer down the line smash back and he will win tournaments again!!

[@OwenLaw-lu7oq]

and defence and patience

[@OwenLaw-lu7oq]

now players are faster and attack more, I don't his rally style will be as effective as 2019

[@Introvert_ansh]

He would still be world no 1 if the accident never hapoened

[@watchman835]

Also what if Lin Dan is 15 years younger?

[@wilkinwilliam4582]

The driver was poisonous

[@notliya]

the domination

[@sonnychew9921]

BIG if....

[@Zheheng82]

Not possible. He is 30 years old next year very unlikely + he go no chance to qualify for the Olympic.

[@lianbozhang1260]

he’s done. No chance to get up

[@james1274]

No use. Prime Axelsen will absolutely destroy him

[@pizzaboy6877]

Not a chance. Axelsen never had a good mind game. If someone is able to break him mid game, he loses control quickly. Remember, the head to head records between these two is a whopping 14-1 for Momota. Momota is even 1 year younger lol

[@pjitiwong]

Even SYQ could destroy Axelsen. 😂

[@james1274]

@@pizzaboy6877 Axelsen was suffering from a lot of injuries and was far from his prime when he kept losing to Momota in 2018-2019. Prime Axelsen in 2022 destroyed Momota 21-7 21-4, one of the most tragic scores we have seen in the history of badminton

[@james1274]

@@pjitiwong what a joke, did u even watch the final?

[@beastseGT]

2021 Momota was actually still alright, but he got a lot worse after. Almost beat Axelsen in Denmark Open in the second set in their first encounter post accident. So who knows. It'd probably be closer to 50-50. Its not like prime Axelsen is absolutely invincible, he can still lose (Kunlavut Vitidsarn, Ng Tze Yong, ...), and prime Momota was one of the most consistent players ever (though Shi Yuqi was often a threat).

[@peterwong1719]

He is overrated.

[@tsukumori--user-eu1ej6dm3e]

Few people agree with that opinion.