<p>If Ryoma's skills allowed him to go to the US, why did he lose against high schoolers who haven't even gone to the US in New Prince of Tennis?</p>

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2014-05-20T02:28:28.163Z
This seems to be opinion-based.
kuwaly
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2014-07-16T20:22:54.047Z
Are we sure this can't be answered possibly from canon possibly?
Izumi-reiLuLu
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2014-11-13T18:44:17.277Z
Well the anime (don't know if canon) also implies many Japanese high schoolers are on par with US Open Juniors which is a world wide competition.
Quikstryke
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2015-01-12T19:52:03.253Z
If I absolutely had to post an answer, it would be: "Because Tennis is not rocket science".
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Why can Ryoma beat adults in the US tournaments but have trouble with high schoolers?
# Why can Ryoma beat adults in the US tournaments but have trouble with high schoolers?
Posted by: username_0 on 2014-05-19
If Ryoma's skills allowed him to go to the US, why did he lose against high schoolers who haven't even gone to the US in New Prince of Tennis?
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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: This seems to be opinion-based.  
> **username_2**: Are we sure this can't be answered possibly from canon possibly?  
> **username_3**: Well the anime (don't know if canon) also implies many Japanese high schoolers are on par with US Open Juniors which is a world wide competition.  
> **username_4**: If I absolutely had to post an answer, it would be: "Because Tennis is not rocket science".  
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