Nobuya Hoshino
| Nobuya Hoshino | |
| Född | 1 februari 1937 |
|---|---|
| Död | 22 februari 2020 (83 år) |
| Medborgare i | Japan |
| Sysselsättning | Bordtennisspelare[1] |
| Redigera Wikidata | |
| Nobuya Hoshino | ||
| Bordtennis, herrar | ||
Nation:  Japan | ||
|---|---|---|
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Guld | Peking 1961 | Herrdubbel |
| Guld | Dortmund 1959 | Herrlag |
| Silver | Peking 1961 | Herrlag |
| Brons | Peking 1961 | Mixeddubbel |
Nobuya Hoshino, född 1938, död den 22 februari 2020, var en japansk bordtennisspelare och världsmästare i mixed dubbel och lag.
Under sin karriär tog han 4 medaljer i bordtennis-VM, 1 guld, 2 silver och 1 brons.
Hoshino var högerhänt och spelade med pennskaftsfattning.[2]
1961 ansågs han vara världens bästa topspinspelare.[3]
Meriter
- Bordtennis VM
- 1959 i Dortmund
- kvartsfinal dubbel
- kvartsfinal mixed dubbel
- 1:a plats med det japanska laget
- 1961 i Peking
- 1:a plats dubbel (med Koji Kimura)
- 3:e plats mixed dubbel (med Masako Seki)
- 2:a plats med det japanska laget
- 1959 i Dortmund
Källor
Referenser
- ^ ITTF spelar-ID: 128980, läst: 23 april 2022.[källa från Wikidata]
- ^ ”Arkiverade kopian”. www.usatt.org. 22 september 2003. Arkiverad från originalet den 19 juni 2010. https://web.archive.org/web/20100619102225/http://usatt.org/articles/history03/history03_31.shtml. Läst 27 juli 2010.
- ^ ”The Battle of the Loop”. www.ettu.org. Arkiverad från originalet den 20 februari 2009. https://web.archive.org/web/20090220024152/http://www.ettu.org/mag/public/pdf/thebattleoftheloop.pdf. Läst 27 juli 2010.
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