Shuzo matsuoka (born 6 November 1967 inTokyo,Japan) is a former professional tennis player.
He's weapon is powerful service shot by his mighty body!
He started tennis form 10 years old.
He went to America and became a pro player at the time of twelfth grade.
In 1995, he entered best 8 in America,and reached 46 rank in World ranking. Many diseases and injuries he beard, he pulled out battles!
After retirement,he actives for training juniors and appearances many TV programs!
His personal videos "cheer message" that he shot are shown.
We can see cheering message according to his idea what a life is and his principles and a lot of unique performances.
Many people edits these contents without his permission and loads edited videos into video sites.
While Matsuoka said "I think well done rather than get angry.I appreciate them making edited video hard."
In the ranking "When the person who is a sports commentator appears on TV, I want to turn off the TV."He was No1 by a wide margin in 2009.While in the ranking "Who do you like in sports commentators?",he was No1 in 2008 and 2009.
Mr.Matsuoka established "Shuzo Challenge" after retirement.
Shuzo Challenge is the project for the training of next generation of junior tennis players and the development of Japanese tennis level.
He holds the camp training which invited famous tennis coaches for the top junior tennis players every year.
Kei Nishikori,the professional tennis player,experienced the camp.
↑Kei Nishikori
Because Mr.Matsuoka is always very eager to anything sports,he always an active part in many sports programs as the MC,for example figure skating,swimming,golf and the Olympics.
We should pay attention to his activity!!.
Shuzo Matsuoka was written in the newspaper as "a cause of the global warming".
When he went to 2014 Winter Olympics, Japan became "Big chill" and Sochi became "lack of snow".
In addition, when he went to Olympics as a main caster, he was warned by an officer because his cheering was too intense.
Besides, he has eaten pasta without the sauce, he did his best to sleep and so on.
References
Shuzo, Matsuoka,
Wikipedia. Retrieved from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuzo_Matsuoka.
Kei Nishikori,
Wikimedia Commons. Retrieved from http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AKei_Nishikori.jpg
Kei Nishikori,
Wikimedia Commons. Retrieved from http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3ANishikori_2008_US_Open_1.jpg