Japanese young gun Tomokazu Harimoto bowed out against an underdog Wednesday in the men's singles round of 64 at the table tennis world championships in Houston.World No. 5 Harimoto lost to 65th-ranked Jakub Dyjas of Poland 7-11, 11-5, 7-11, 11-6, 6-11, 11-8, 11-9 in a battle that went down to the wire at George R. Brown Convention Center.The 18-year-old Harimoto was seeking to become the first Japanese men's singles player in 42 years to win a world championship medal."I'm not especially surprised with a loss at any stage. This is where I stand now, ability wise," Harimoto said following t…READ FULL ARTICLE