On February 11, the seventh competition day of the Beijing Winter Olympics, the snowboarding men's U-shaped field skills final attracted much attention, which was the retirement battle of the legendary player and the "king of snowboards", and after the competition, the 35-year-old athlete who won three winter Olympic gold medals in this event will officially retire. Each player has 3 rounds of opportunities in the competition, and the best result determines the final ranking. Sean White made his 9th appearance.
After the start of the game, White had obvious mistakes, the action was not in place, although he did not fall, but the deduction was still more serious, he only had 75.00 points in the first round, and did not reach the top three for the time being. But when Sean White finished skating, there was still a huge cheer on the scene, and everyone applauded the legendary player. In the end, Sean White finished fourth and regretted not being able to get on the podium.
5 times in the Winter Olympics, 3 times in the snowboard men's U-shaped track skills field to win the championship, the 35-year-old Sean White is the world's best snowboarder, one of the most talented skateboarders, from 2003 to start his career, now has gone through nearly 19 years, Sean White ushered in his own curtain battle.
Sean White has many labels on his body, including musicians, actors, skateboarders, skiers, among which in his main category, Sean White is an absolute legend, congenital heart deformities did not hinder White's pursuit of skiing, 17 years old to emerge, 18 years old to become the world champion. At the time of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, White had become the first snowboard triple in the history of the Winter Olympics, during which he also experienced retirement, comeback and crossover, comeback and so on, and returned to the field as a world champion.
Although the closing battle of his career has been staged, Sean White has previously said that he will not leave skiing after retiring, will continue to make his contribution to the sport, and hopes that the legendary player can have good luck.