On February 15, Chinese teenager Su Yiming competed in the final of the men's big jump in snowboarding.
Su Yiming has already participated in the men's slope steeplechase in snowboarding. In the qualifiers, Su Yiming scored 86.80 points in the first round and advanced to the final as the first in the qualification round. In the final, Su Yiming jumped 88.70 points in the second round to win the silver medal. Su Yiming became the first Chinese men's snowboarding medalist. Canada's Max Parrott scored 90.96 points for gold and another Canadian player, Mike Morris, scored 88.53 points for bronze.
However, this result later caused controversy because Su Yiming could have won the gold medal.
In an interview with a British reporter, Iztak Sumatić, chief referee of the Beijing Winter Olympics, admitted that the referee team did not see the catcher mistake of Canada's Max Parot during the game. When they recognize the error, the score has already been submitted. This mistake needs to deduct about 3 points, then Max Parrote not only can not get the gold medal, may only get a bronze medal, then Su Yiming won the gold medal.
The chief magistrate, Iztak Sumatic, caused controversy when he spoke out about the matter. It's just that Su Yiming is busy preparing for the battle, so he didn't see those controversies. When Su Yiming learned the news that the referee had scored the wrong score, he was very generous and did not deliberately protest, but only liked the message on social media.
Su Yiming focused on the men's big jump on snowboarding. In the men's big jumping qualification tournament for snowboarding, Su Yiming scored 92.50 points in the first jump and 62.75 points in the second jump, reaching the final with a total score of 155.25. The order of appearances is 8th, a good order of appearances.
In the first jump of the men's big jump final, Su Yiming grabbed the board of high quality, scoring 89.50 points.
First Jump Score Ranking: Chris of the United States. Koning 92.00 points, Su Yiming 89.50 points, Norway's Monsler Iswellan 89.25 points, Norway's Marcus Klevelland 87.75 points, Netherlands Nick van der Velden 83.75 points, The United States Redmond Gerrard 82.50 points, Japan's Kokutake Daiko 82.25 points, Canada's Mark McMorris 80.50 points. There were four other people in the back, and due to mistakes, the score was below 30 points, which did not work.
Su Yiming's ranking is relatively high.
In the second jump, Su Yiming played better, scoring 93.00 points.
Second-jump scoring rankings: Japan's Otsuka Key 95.00, Canada's Max Parrott 94.00, Su Yiming 93.00, Canada's Darcy Sharp 82.00, Netherlands' Nick van der Velden 78.25, Norway's Monsler Iswellan 75.75, Sweden's Sven Torgren 67.00, Norway's Marcus Klevelland 62.25.
The first two jumps Su Yiming has already ranked first.
Several of Su Yiming's competitors in the third jump did not get high scores. He had secured the gold medal before he could jump.
Third jump results: Japan's Daikoku Kunitake 84.00 points, The United States' Redmond Gerrard 83.25 points, Norway's Mons Reiswellan 82.50 points, Canada's Max Parrott 76.25 points, the United States Chris Corning 64.00 points, the latter all made mistakes, below 40 points.
In the end, Su Yiming won the gold medal with 182.50 points. This is the sixth gold medal won by the Chinese delegation, which is more than the number of gold medals won by the Chinese delegation at any previous Winter Olympics. The Chinese sports delegation created a new history at the Winter Olympics. Mons, Norway. Le Iswellan won the silver medal with Max of Canada. Parot won the bronze medal. Opponents all came over to hug Su Yiming, expressed congratulations, and praised the young man who was less than 18 years old. Su Yiming played too well!
In three days, Su Yiming will turn 18 years old, and I wish him a happy birthday first!