The men's steeplechase final for snowboarding at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics is the most controversial match to date at the Winter Olympics. Su Yiming, a 17-year-old young player from China, took out the world's highest difficulty action of 1800 air turn for 5 weeks in the competition and successfully completed it, but in the end he unexpectedly missed the gold medal, but it was the Canadian player who made a mistake, who has been scoring high and winning the championship of the project. Under the pressure of huge public opinion, the referee of this game finally admitted the mistake of the referee group in front of the camera. He said the referee did give the winning Canadian player a high score because of the angle of view, the referee did not see the Canadian player make a mistake in the grasp process, and when they realized the score error, the score had been submitted.
As soon as this remark came out, it instantly stirred up thousands of huge waves in the network. Domestic netizens were upset about Su Yiming, saying, "This is nakedly snatching the gold medal from the host's hand", "Is it still useful to say this now, is it difficult to return the gold medal to China", "The referee stole the Olympic dream of a 17-year-old teenager in Beijing". This Winter Olympics, the men's snowboard slope obstacle course competition, is one of the gold medals won by the Chinese team. Especially after Su Yiming entered the final with the first place, the outside world almost decided that the gold medal would belong to the Chinese team. Judging from the final, the referee's score has always made everyone argue endlessly.
From the first jump, Su Yiming seems to have been deliberately pressed by some referees, especially the Canadian referee, who gave a strange score of 5 points. When it comes to scoring his own national players, the Canadian referee is a pure 9. In the competition, although Su Yiming was participating in the Winter Olympics for the first time, the young man was not afraid of danger, and even if he received the "special care" of the referee, he was still calm and self-assured to complete the subsequent actions. In order to help the Chinese team achieve a breakthrough of zero Olympic gold medals in the snowboard slope obstacle course, Su Yiming
Choose from 1800 super difficult moves.
After the success was completed, he raised his arms and shouted, as if he had seen the Olympic gold medal beckoning to him. But after the score came out, It surprised Su Yiming, and he even made an expression of spitting out his tongue and shaking his head. Never before in the history of the Winter Olympics has an athlete been able to complete 1800 moves in the final. Su Yiming once revealed that this action is very difficult, and there are only a few players in the world who can complete it.
Originally, the domestic audience was already annoyed and angry at the referee's scoring behavior in this game, and after the referee on duty admitted this wrong fact, the people who supported Su Yiming were even more out of control, bluntly saying, "Obviously bullying people."
But the saddest person must be Su Yiming, who is the runner-up. From a movie child star to the runner-up of the Winter Olympics today, Su Yiming has achieved a different life with her own hard work. He once revealed that in order to practice a new difficult action, he needs at least 6 hours a day, repeats the practice, and may even take a whole summer to complete this action. Although in this Olympic Games at the doorstep, due to the misjudgment of the referees, he did not qualify for the first Olympic gold medal in his career, the young Su Yiming still has unlimited potential. Maybe four years from now, the Olympic gold medal in the snowboard slope obstacle course will hang around the neck of a 21-year-old Boy in China.
(Luo Treasurer)