On February 7, Beijing time, the Chinese team won the second medal at the Beijing Winter Olympics, and 17-year-old Su Yiming lost to Canada's Max Parrote in the final of men's steeplechase skills in snowboarding, and missed the gold medal.
After the game, the scoring issue involving Canadian referees once became the focus of attention on major social media, in addition to his sensitive nationality, in the second round of the competition, Su Yiming completed the five-turn body action, becoming the first athlete in the history of the Winter Olympics to complete 1800. While celebrating wildly, the results did not exceed Max Parrott, and netizens at home and abroad were in an uproar.
It is reported that the score of slope obstacle skills is composed of segmented scores (60%) + overall scoring (40%), with a total of 6 segments in the whole field, with 9 referees participating in the scoring. Six of the judges scored in segments, and they were divided into three groups, and each group of referees judged 2 segments. The other 3 referees are responsible for scoring the overall score.
From the official report card, Yiming lagged behind Canada's Max Parot in the 1st-4th stage, and the score of the last 2 jumps was higher than that of Canada's, and the overall score was also higher than that of his opponents.
At present, the controversial Canadian referee on the Internet is responsible for scoring the 3rd and 4th segments, in which Su Yiming is 2.25 points less than her opponents.
The final result of the game was between 9 points and 8 points in the United States, France and Sweden, but the Canadian referee gave 5 points, involving Su Yiming's performance, and it was not surprising that he was 2.25 points behind his opponents.
For Chinese players, whether they have home field advantage or not, the Canadian referee's scoring standards are obviously unexpected, and even many foreign netizens can't look at it, from the difficulty index to technical actions, Su Yiming's performance is obvious to all, but he can't get the opportunity to impact the gold medal, and the Canadian referee steals the scene too obviously.
Although it is said that netizens and media at home and abroad believe that Su Yiming's silver medal is full of gold and helps the Chinese legion to win the second medal, but returning to such a childlike rating, the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee, as well as the relevant referee delegation, should reconsider the factors of nationality, especially the first place Max Parot is a Canadian player, without the influence of nationality factors, it is difficult to avoid the suspicion in this regard.