Looking for Videos of Junior Opens?

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   Hey I wanted to know if anyone has videos from any recent junior opens?

I am looking for a video of Kaito Fujimoto who won the Boys� Singles title at the Indian Junior Open on the 14th of Sept.

If anyone has video of Kenta Matsudaira, Kaito Fujimoto, or Koki Niwa (all Japanese juniors) please post em' up or point me to them.

I am intensly interested in new/young players because their game is adapted to the 40mm ball and they have technique that is more suited to the new game(Jun Mizutani, Kenta Matsudaira). Players like Timo, and even MaLong started playing with the 38mm. Luckly, for Malong he was young enough to train with the 40mm before he started his high level training and everyone can tell that he is a force. As for Timo hes trying to stay competitive.

The Japanese team with the Brussia coach Mario Amizic has had a metoric rise. In Four years they went from not being considered to a threat, and it should be really interesting to see what newly minted players are coming out of their workshop.

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	Hey I wanted to know if anyone has videos from any recent junior opens? I am looking for a video of Kaito Fujimoto who won the Boys� Singles title at the Indian Junior Open on the 14th of Sept. If anyone has video of Kenta Matsudaira, Kaito Fujimoto, or Koki Niwa (all Japanese juniors) please post em' up or point me to them. I am intensly interested in new/young players because their game is adapted to the 40mm ball and they have technique that is more suited to the new game(Jun Mizutani, Kenta Matsudaira). Players like Timo, and even MaLong started playing with the 38mm. Luckly, for Malong he was young enough to train with the 40mm before he started his high level training and everyone can tell that he is a force. As for Timo hes trying to stay competitive. The Japanese team with the Brussia coach Mario Amizic has had a metoric rise. In Four years they went from not being considered to a threat, and it should be really interesting to see what newly minted players are coming out of their workshop.

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