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Kanak Jha & Bruna Takahashi - Ask a Pro Anything presented by andro

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Two young stars: Brazil's Bruna Takahashi & USA's Kanak Jha join Adam Bobrow for "Ask A Pro Anything at home." Bruna is in Brazil playing in her basement with her sister and Kanak returned to an undisclosed location in Germany near Grenzau! Kanak shared what it is like to travel by air during the epidemic.

Both players are 19 years of age and have grown up thru the ITTF Hopes Program together. Adam asked the pair their favorite movies, how to train without coaches when you start and the best memory in "the cave."

The duo competed in "It's Quiz Time" with some tough questions on the history of the game and famous nicknames and each others' great achievements. One player dominated early, but it turns out to be a nail-biter, can you guess the winner?

The final segment featured each star as guest Commentator in a com

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