The women's singles competition in figure skating has ended, but the loneliness after the gold championship, Sasha's reluctance to refuse to accept the award at one time, and K Bao's "accidental" mistakes that have been speculated about have made people unable to let go for a long time. Everyone's continuous attention has also made the Russian-Austrian figure skating women's team always on the cusp of public opinion.
Especially when everyone turned over the full video of Vallieva's concert at noon on the match day, they found that they could completely jump the whole song at noon, but in the evening, there were four "bizarre" mistakes, which broke the big defense. The midday exercise is the final chapter of K Bao's Winter Olympics.
One detail is worth savoring – after the noon ensemble practice, Vallieva waited until the other contestants had left and returned to the field alone, solemnly thanking the court again. Perhaps, in K Bao's heart, from that moment on, her first and possibly last Olympic journey has ended, and in her heart she has secretly made up her mind. Everything that happened in the evening game was all natural.
Thinking of K Baoqiang supporting himself to complete his performance, but he could no longer hold back at the moment when the results came out, he said with tears: "Now the award ceremony will not be canceled." This sentence is enough to break the hearts of all KBao fans. The International Skating Federation and the International Olympic Committee announced before the match that if K Bao entered the top three, the medals would be determined, and even the award ceremony would be cancelled. 15-year-old Vallieva finally chose to sacrifice herself to complete others and give her teammates a complete Winter Olympic experience.
The "Anti-Drug Storm" ruined a final that may be the most immortal fight in the history of figure skating women's singles, although Sasha's amazing 5 four-week jumps and the almost perfect stage display of Qianjin have enchanted all the audience, but a few years later, everyone will always feel extremely sorry for not being able to see the lack of beauty left by K Bao's true strength display.
What is even more infuriating is that it is already very unfair that all this was originally borne by a 15-year-old flower girl alone, and the attitude of the Russian-Austrian women's figure skating team is even more infuriating. When K Bao, who was almost emotionally broken, came off the court, her coach Tut Berize did not send her comfort for the first time, but sternly questioned his disciples: "Why did you give up the game?" "It was also the last straw that crushed Camilla Vallieva. K Po cried silently while waiting in the waiting area for the results to be announced.
This is not the only puzzling place of the Russian-Austrian team, after winning the championship without the encouragement of teammates and the blessings sent by the team, a person is alone there, and the frustration is overflowing. Qianjin, Sasha and K Bao, three unworldly geniuses, could have shown us a grand performance that can go down in history, but instead they turned into a chicken feather, and the responsibility of the Russian and Austrian teams is not small.
Even IOC President Bach couldn't stand it. At a regular press conference, Bach angrily denounced the approach of Tutberizer and the Russian-Austrian team: "The pressure on a 15-year-old girl is beyond imagination. You can see her struggling to calm herself down, but after coming off the field, she was treated so coldly. It's chilling. Bach said Thatttberizer's approach was not comforting at all: "Whether it is what happened in the past or what happened in the future, this is not at all a way to comfort a 15-year-old child who is under such mental pressure." I hope she has the support of friends and family to help her through this. ”
Unfortunately, for the Russian-Austrian team, a K treasure is hidden in the snow, and there will be more K treasures in this country rich in figure skating geniuses, so they will not bother to comfort Vallieva and help her out of the difficulties. Perhaps this is the saddest place for K Treasure who is bent on sacrificing himself to complete everyone.
Perhaps in the next Olympic cycle, Valieva, who was slapped on the beach by the back wave, will fade out of the public's vision. If she really has an Olympic dream and hopes to finish the last dance on the stage of single figure skating, she may consider joining other national teams to extend her figure skating career. The tolerant and enthusiastic Chinese team is obviously a good option.
Can we still see K Treasure in four years? Will the International Skating Federation and the IOC give Vallieva justice? Time will give us the answer.