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A. Koki Watanabe uses the Yonex Astrox 88D Pro racket, strung with Yonex Exbolt 68 strings, aiming for maximum repulsion and explosive attacks.
A. Koki Watanabe's highest rank in men's singles badminton was World No. 11, achieved on October 22, 2024, making him a top player in the sport despite his shorter stature, known for his exceptional speed and defense. His current rank is World No. 25 in men's singles badminton as of late December 2025.
A. No, Koki Watanabe has not won an Olympic gold medal, but he's a highly accomplished Japanese badminton player who's won major titles like the Canada Open and secured team medals at Asian Championships, with his performances earning him high world rankings and victories over top players, indicating strong Olympic potential.
A. Japanese badminton player Koki Watanabe wears Yonex Power Cushion 65 Z4 (PC65Z4) shoes, chosen for their explosive court coverage, stability, and cushioning, which support his dynamic and attacking playing style.
A. Koki Watanabe's smash speed isn't highlighted as one of the absolute fastest in the world, but he's known for improving his jump smash speed significantly, compensating for his shorter stature with great technique, and hitting speeds well over 400 km/h, a strong mark in professional badminton where top players consistently break that barrier now, even if he doesn't hold the record.