Su Yiming made a splash at the Beijing Winter Olympics, winning the runner-up in the men's slope obstacle course skills of snowboarding, but the referee's score became the focus of heated discussion, and the referee also admitted that the score for the champion was wrong and the score was too high. On the 10th, Su Yiming's Japanese coach Yasuhiro Sato wrote about the decision of the Winter Olympics, he revealed that he found the chief referee after the game, hoping that everyone would not criticize the referee of this final.
In the snowboard men's slope obstacle course competition, Su Yiming was the first place in the preliminaries, and he won the second place in the final, but his outstanding performance of the second action did not break through 90 points, and the Canadian player won the championship in the case of mistakes, which caused heated discussion. Not only Chinese netizens are concerned about this problem, many foreign netizens are also expressing dissatisfaction with Su Yiming and pointing out that Canadian athletes have made mistakes in grasping the board.
In response to this problem, the latest news on the 10th is that the referee admitted that there was a scoring error, did not see the Canadian player's grasp of the board error, and when it was found, everything was too late. In response to this problem, Su Yiming's Japanese coach Yasuhiro Sato pointed out that after the game, he felt that there might be a problem with the penalty, and when he knew that Su Yiming could only get the silver medal because of the mistake in the penalty, he and Su Yiming were a bit disappointed.
After that, Yasuhiro Sato also said that after seeing the discussion between foreign media and fans, he immediately took Su Yiming to find the referee, and he revealed that the two thanked the referee and the referee of the law enforcement, and in the big family of snowboarding, people sometimes make mistakes, and I hope that everyone will not criticize the referee. This reflects the generosity of Su Yiming and the coach, but there are indeed some regrets, and for this result, Sato Yasuhiro also believes that Su Yiming will train harder and strive for good results.
Next, Su Yiming will also participate in the snowboarding men's big jumping competition, which is also a project he wants to strive for good results and wish him good luck.