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Kento Momota's career in numbers: Records, Stats and Titles

Published at :April 20, 2024 at 9:14 AM
Modified at :April 20, 2024 at 9:14 AM
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Ankhi Dutta


Kento Momota will retire after the Thomas Cup 2024.

Kento Momota is undoubtedly one of the greatest shuttlers to have graced the court. He is the first in the decade to have won two consecutive World Championship titles, a two-time Asia Champion, and a World Junior and Asia Junior Champion.

The only medal missing from his cabinet is an Olympic medal. In 2016, he was involved in a gambling scandal, which led to a ban from the National Federation, preventing him from participating in the Rio Olympics. Later, he suffered a serious accident before the Tokyo Olympics and was eliminated in the group stage. Subsequently, he did not qualify for the Paris Olympics.

In 2019, he won a total of 11 titles from 12 finals across 16 tournaments played—a record in men’s singles. After his return to international competition in 2017, up until his car accident in 2020, he played 200 matches with a 184-16 win-loss record. This impressive streak included 39 individual tournaments, where he reached 29 finals and won 24 titles. Additionally, he has won his first 17 matches in either the Thomas Cup or Sudirman Cup.

Kento Momota’s BWF World Tour titles

Super 300

  • 2019 German Open – Winner
  • 2023 Korea Masters – Winner

Super 500

  • 2019 Indonesia Masters – Runner-up
  • 2019 Singapore Open – Winner
  • 2019 Korea Open – Winner
  • 2020 Malaysia Masters – Winner

Super 750

  • 2018 Malaysia Open – Runner-up
  • 2018 Japan Open – Winner
  • 2018 Denmark Open – Winner
  • 2018 Fuzhou China Open – Winner
  • 2019 Japan Open – Winner
  • 2019 Denmark Open – Winner
  • 2019 Fuzhou China Open – Winner
  • 2021 Indonesia Masters – Winner
  • 2022 Malaysia Open – Runner-up

Super 1000

  • 2018 Indonesia Open – Winner
  • 2018 China Open – Runner-up
  • 2019 All England Open – Winner
  • 2019 China Open – Winner
  • 2021 Denmark Open – Runner-up

BWF World Tour Finals

  • 2018 World Tour Finals – Runner-up
  • 2019 World Tour Finals – Winner

Kento Momota’s BWF Superseries titles

  • 2015 Singapore Open – Winner
  • 2015 Indonesia Open – Winner
  • 2015 Superseries Finals – Winner
  • 2016 India Open – Winner

Kento Momota’s BWF Grand Prix titles

  • 2017 Canada Open – Runner-up
  • 2017 Dutch Open – Winner
  • 2017 Macau Open – Winner

Kento Momota’s BWF International Challenge & Series titles

  • 2013 Estonian International – Winner
  • 2013 Swedish Masters – Winner
  • 2013 Austrian International – Winner
  • 2017 K&D Graphics International – Winner
  • 2017 Belgian International – Winner
  • 2017 Czech Open – Winner
  • 2018 Vietnam International – Winner

Kento Momota’s major titles

  • 2015 World Championships – Bronze
  • 2018 Asian Championships – Gold
  • 2018 World Championships – Gold
  • 2019 Asian Championships – Gold
  • 2019 World Championships – Gold

Kento Momota’s other achievements

  • 2011 Junior Asian Championships- Bronze
  • 2011 Junior World Championships – Gold
  • 2012 Junior Asian Championships – Bronze
  • 2012 Junior World Championships – Gold

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