Kento can bounce back


One tough cookie: Independent sports psychologist Muhammad Deen (pic, below) believes Kento Momota (pic, above) is an individual whose strength becomes apparent through adversity.

PUTRAJAYA: World No. 1 Kento Momota (pic) has been through a traumatic event, and this may be the fuel to come back better than ever.

That’s the opinion of independent sports psychologist Muhammad Deen, who believes the Japanese men’s singles ace is an individual whose strength becomes apparent through adversity.

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