On February 14, according to the official news of the Beijing Winter Olympics, Russian figure skater Vallieva will be allowed to continue to participate in the next women's singles event. Previously, Valieva has helped Russian figure skating win the team gold medal, and next, she will attack her second gold in the Winter Olympics.
Although Vallieva is only 15 years old this year, she has won numerous championships and broken countless records since she became famous. It is no exaggeration to say that Vallieva debuted at the peak, and now she is already the female single sister of Russian figure skating.
At this Winter Olympics, Vallieva led the Russian figure skating team to a strong attack. In team competitions, she played steadily, helping the Russian team win the championship. However, after the team competition, the award ceremony was delayed. Later, according to foreign media reports, it turned out that K Bao showed positive results in a drug test in December last year, so the award was postponed.
After the incident was exposed, Vallieva was also pushed to the cusp of the storm, because this was the first drug-related incident at the Beijing Winter Olympics. The outside world is concerned about whether the team gold medal of the Russian figure skating team will be cancelled, and there is also an important point, that is, whether K Bao will be banned from the competition and can no longer participate in the women's singles competition in the future.
It is reported that the International Skating Federation has appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, requesting a ban on Valieva. If such an appeal is successful, it will be a heavy blow to Vallieva herself, as well as to the Russian team.
However, in the early hours of this morning, there has been a hearing on whether Vallieva should be banned from competing in women's singles. The final results show that Vallieva has received special approval, and she will compete in the women's singles competition of the Winter Olympics. So why did Vallieva get special approval?
In fact, Valieneva tested positive because she had trimethazine in her body, which is used to treat heart disease and does not help improve performance on the field. Secondly, Valieva was under 16 years old and belonged to a protected group, so she eventually received special approval.
Vallieva was not banned, which also shows that the team gold medal in Russian figure skating will not be cancelled. Meanwhile, on February 15, in the women's singles event, Vallieva is expected to win her second gold. After all, with Vallieva's strength, as long as it plays normally, the champion is hers!