Rashid sees Momota's possible return as a boost for men's singles


Will he return?: Japan men’s singles shuttler Kento Momota at the press conference of his official international retirement at Hi-Tech Sports Centre in Chengdu, China last year. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The return of Japan’s Kento Momota to competitive badminton is music to the ears of his fans.

And national legend Datuk Rashid Sidek believes the two-time world champion’s comeback will inject new excitement into the men’s singles scene.

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