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A wave of confusion swept through the table tennis community this week after unverified claims circulated online suggesting that International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) star Miyu Nagasaki had been banned from competition.
The rumors, which quickly gained traction across social media platforms, also included sensational personal allegations about the 21-year-old Japanese athlete. However, Nagasaki has now spoken out, firmly denying both the supposed ban and the claims about her private life.
“This is not true” — Nagasaki responds
In a statement posted to her official accounts, Nagasaki expressed shock at the spread of misinformation:
“I have seen many posts claiming I’ve been banned and making false statements about my personal life. This is not true. I am still training and focused on my career.”
She went on to urge fans and followers to rely only on verified sources, noting that the rapid spread of rumors can be damaging not just to athletes, but to the sport as a whole.
No confirmation from ITTF
As of now, there has been no official statement from the International Table Tennis Federation confirming any disciplinary action against Nagasaki. Typically, bans or sanctions are publicly documented, and no such record has emerged.
The dangers of viral misinformation
This incident highlights a growing issue in modern sports: the speed at which unverified stories can spread. High-profile athletes like Nagasaki—who has represented Japan in multiple international competitions—are particularly vulnerable to online speculation.
Experts warn that mixing personal allegations with professional claims can have serious consequences, including reputational damage and mental health strain.
Focus remains on the sport
Despite the controversy, Nagasaki emphasized her commitment to table tennis and her fans:
“I will continue to work hard and give my best in upcoming competitions. Thank you to everyone who supports me.”
For now, the focus shifts back to the court, where Nagasaki remains one of Japan’s promising talents. Unless confirmed otherwise by official bodies, the reports of a ban appear to be nothing more than unfounded rumors.