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To say who is the most popular Chinese player in the Beijing Winter Olympics, the first is Gu Ailing, and the second is Su Yiming.
Gu Ailing, who has gathered thousands of favorites, needless to say, but Su Yiming, an 18-year-old young man, is a great pride in the field of snowboarding firmly controlled by Europeans and Americans, and he has to compete for a rare silver medal in the Winter Olympics.
In the Men's Steeplechase Qualification Tournament for Snowboarding at the Beijing Winter Olympics, Su Yiming advanced to the final as the first. In the final, Su Yiming finished second with 88.70 points in the second round, becoming China's first men's Winter Olympic snowboard medalist.
Su Yiming's silver medal was only 2.26 points worse than the champion Canada's Max Parrott, which means that Su Yiming passed the gold medal with a slight disadvantage.
This gold medal that originally belonged to Su Yiming, but because of the referee's misjudgment, the gold medal that Su Yiming received finally fell.
After the match, referee chief Iztok Shumatić admitted that the on-site ruling was indeed flawed, but they could only judge based on what they saw immediately. When it is found that the verdict is inconsistent with the facts, the big mistake has been made, and it is too late.
The controversy lies in the referee's score of Parot's second jump. Parot made a 1620 move during the glide, and the referee judged it to be a well-done move based on the picture, giving a super high score of 9.35 points. In fact, Parot did not complete the grasp, which is the "flaw in the ruling" in the mouth of the referee.
If Parrott's major mistake was discovered by the referee on the spot, he would not have received a high score, and the attribution of this gold medal is self-evident.
The unfair incident that Su Yiming encountered in the final has continued to ferment in the past few days, especially in the veneers of Europe and the United States, the voice of doubt is continuous, and it is believed that it is due to the misjudgment of the referee on duty, which led to Su Yiming losing the gold medal.
Last night, Su Yiming's Japanese coach Yasuhiro Sato posted a long Japanese article on his Weibo, saying that he and Su Yiming had talked to the referee, would not mind this, understood the difficulty of real-time scoring, thanked all the referees, and implored the public to stop the criticism.
It is said that misjudgment and misjudgment are also part of the game, but in the final analysis, when faced with such misjudgment and misjudgment or even unfair punishment, some people are open-minded and look very lightly, and some people jump up and down to do things. For example, in the semi-final of the short track speed skating 1000 meters a few days ago, South Korea's Hwang Dae-hyun was punished with the cancellation of his results, and the Korean Sports Association protested and appealed, and even threatened to boycott the competition.
In the face of the controversial penalty, Su Yiming and his Japanese coach showed light and admirable, but did the Koreans feel ashamed of it? Hard.