At present, the Beijing Winter Olympics, a major world sports event, is in full swing. Originally, the Chinese team would usher in the second gold medal today, but unfortunately, according to some netizens, that is, the second gold medal of the Chinese team was robbed. In today's men's steeplechase final, Su Yiming, a 17-year-old from China, performed very well, but unfortunately the medal in his hand was silver instead of the gold he deserved. In fact, don't say netizens, even Su Yiming himself once thought that his gold medal was basically stable, but the final result was still very regrettable. For this result, some careful netizens pointed out that looking at the nationality of the referee on duty and the player who finally won the gold medal, it is understood that Su Yiming's gold medal feels that it has indeed been robbed. This point, even Japanese netizens can not look down, bluntly ask the referee to tell the public, why Su Yiming is not a gold medal.
In the previous qualifying rounds, Su Yiming performed very well, ranking first, and he became a big favorite to win gold. In the final that followed, since Su Yiming was the first in the qualifiers, he was the last to start.
In the first round, Su Yiming adopted a more conservative strategy, and the difficulty coefficient was not large. Forward foot departure, turn 270 on, 270 down, front flip body, jumping area back foot 1440, reverse foot 1620. Although the whole action connection is quite good and the landing is also stable, the score is not high, only 78.38 points, ranking 4th.
In the second round, Su Yiming used a big move. Before setting off, he first compared his heart and cheered himself on. This round of Su Yiming's performance is very perfect, the action is very clean, and the landing is also very stable. On top of that, he completed an ultra-difficult 1800 state move. After the successful completion, Su Yiming himself was also very satisfied, and he once lay on the ground excitedly. In his opinion, the completion of this action was enough to bring him to the first place position. However, when the score came out, Su Yiming couldn't believe it herself, only 88.70 points. Canada's Parrott scored 90.96 points. The most important reason why Su Yiming failed to surpass this Canadian player was not how beautifulLy Parot finished, but the Canadian referee in the referee's seat directly gave Parot a high score, while the score for Su Yiming was very low. To tell the truth, such an act is suspected of deliberately pressing Su Yiming's score. In this way, after the two rounds, Canada's Parrott ranked 1,90.96 points, China's Su Yiming ranked second, and American Raymond Gerrard's 83.25 points, ranking third.
In the third round, the top three players all made some mistakes. Among them, Parrott performed averagely, and the Canadian referee seemed to give him 3 points very strictly, but in fact, the overall situation was set at this time. In the end, China's Su Yiming won only the silver medal, while the Canadian player won the gold medal. For this result, the well-known commentator Shen Fangjian also said that Su Yiming performed very well, but it was obvious that he was crushed by the Canadian referee, and in the end, the Canadian player won the championship.
For this result, not only the domestic audience has been upset for Su Yiming, even Japanese netizens can't watch it. Some Japanese netizens directly said: In our hearts, Su Yiming is the gold medal winner. Some Japanese netizens questioned the referee: Why did Su Yiming not even score 90 points in the second round? This score does not understand.
Yes, although this score is incomprehensible, the result has become a fact and cannot be changed. However, although he only won the silver medal, Su Yiming created the history of the Chinese Winter Olympics, he broke through himself, let the Chinese men's snowboard break through the encirclement of European and American athletes, and became the first Chinese men's snowboarding winter Olympic medal winner. Come on, teenager.