There is no longer a "Buddhist" way of playing in the international arena, and "mud baby" Niwa Koki announced his withdrawal from #Table Tennis ## Headline Table Tennis # On November 8, Japanese table tennis players announced with the news that they withdrew from the world

There is no longer a "Buddhist" way of playing in the international arena, and "mud baby" Niwa Koki announced his withdrawal

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On November 8, Japanese table tennis player Danhe announced that he would withdraw from international competitions and participate in domestic competitions as a professional player in the future.

In other words, from the start of this year's WTT Dusseldorf and Asian Cup matches, there will be no more Koki Niwa.

Since his debut at the 2009 Yokohama World Table Tennis Championships, Niwa Koki has been the main force of Japanese men's table tennis, due to his excellent hand feel, as well as the very relaxed character of playing on the court, some shots are very casual, Niwa Koki is called "Buddhist" by fans.