TOKYO - Japan's Kento Momota, the world's top-ranked men's badminton player, restarted his bid for gold at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday by competing in a match for the first time since suffering injuries in a fatal traffic accident in January.The two-time reigning world champion, whose comeback was also delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, made a winning return to the court, defeating a high school opponent in the first round of the national badminton championships being held in Tokyo this week."I was able to return thanks to so many people," Momota said. "I hope to play with confidence …READ FULL ARTICLE
