Kubo Kenyoshi: The memories of Aguirre are not very good when they work, and they want to show their own growth when fighting against Mexico

Today, the Japanese team continued to train in the United States to prepare for the next warm-up match with Mexico. It is reported that all 27 players in the training today participated in the training. During the training interval, Kenyo Kubo was interviewed and talked about the Mexico team and head coach Aguire.

Kubo Kenyoshi said: "The time I worked with Coach Aguire, to be honest, the memories were not so beautiful. Although this game was not an official competition and there was no personal grudge between me and him, I still wanted to show my growth in front of him. In short, it would be great if he could use me well at that time."

When talking about the Japanese Olympics crying after losing to the Mexican Olympics in the bronze medal match at the Tokyo Olympics, Kubo Kenyoshi said: "That time we lost to the Spanish Olympics in the semi-finals, it felt like we had burned out. Before, I was holding either first or no The mentality of meaning is used to play, so emotional leaks are rare after the game, and this may not happen again in the future. "

" From the perspective of world rankings alone, we may have a greater chance of winning, but even so, we still have to play steadily and win. We are trying to break through the opponent's defense by investing more troops on the offensive end. Whether this can succeed is very critical. After all, if we want to win the championship, when facing an opponent of Mexico's level, we must be able to implement our tactics on the court, otherwise the goal of winning the championship will be difficult to achieve."