South Korea's complaints are all violations! The International Skating Federation upheld the original judgment, no fouls can not skate?
In the men's 1000m semifinals of short track speed skating at the Beijing Winter Olympics on February 7, South Korea's Hwang Daehyun and Lee Junrui were both found guilty of fouls and cancelled, and both did not qualify for the final, and the South Korean team also shaved their heads in this traditional strength. However, the South Korean side did not buy the verdict of the judgment, and they filed a complaint with the International Skating Federation. And today, the latest response of the International Skating Federation came: insist on not accepting the appeal of the South Korean side, and uphold the original judgment on the evening of February 7!
Islamic Skating Federation President Jan Dick received an invitation on the 9th to conduct a video interview with the South Korean delegation, in which he made it clear that the International Skating Federation has always been committed to making a fair ruling, as shown in the video replay of the competition, Huang Daxian profited from "physical contact caused by violations", according to Article 123, Paragraphs 4 and 5 of the Islamic Skating Federation General Rules, Huang Daxian should indeed be convicted of fouls and cancel his results.
However, the South Korean side still did not give up, and their negotiators insisted that the ITU's sentence was "unfair" and perhaps even "led to the deterioration of relations", which was tantamount to putting pressure on the ILA. However, the International Skating Federation did not eat this set at all, and repeatedly stressed that there was no problem with the judgment on the evening of the 7th, and the decision would not be changed because of the complaint of the South Korean side.
In fact, the South Korean complaint is also in violation, and the International Skating Federation pointed out in a statement that according to the principle of application on the field, the referee is not allowed to file a complaint for the decision of the referee to disqualify the player for violating any competition rules. Moreover, after the referee and the video referee reviewed the foul incident of the Korean player together, they decided to punish the Korean player for violation, and there was no dispute in the process, so the South Korean side's complaint was rejected.
As Wang Meng said in his commentary: Koreans can't skate without foul play? Once the video assistant referee technical strength is insufficient, can not capture the small foul action, South Korean players have also profited from this, and now the Beijing Winter Olympics, the powerful technology of "flying cats" so that any foul is nowhere to hide, the South Korean players' fouls were filmed clearly, I really don't know what else they have to complain about!