Badminton: Momota, Tago visited illegal casino

Badminton: Momota, Tago visited illegal casino

Kinji Zeniya, executive director of the Nippon Badminton Association, meets the press in Tokyo on April 7, 2016, following media reports that badminton players Kento Momota and Kenichi Tago frequented an establishment in Japan alleged to be an illegal casino. Zeniya said that if the allegations are confirmed, it would "probably be impossible" for Momota, 21, who has booked a spot in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, to compete at the Games. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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