Japanese gymnast Daiki Hashimoto won gold in the men's horizontal bar event in gymnastics at the Tokyo Olympics, his second gold medal after the men's all-around. The rating of the men's all-around has once again sparked controversy. Gymnastics Olympic champion Xing Aowei: Rationally look at Hashimoto Daiki out of bounds but the score is normal!
In the gymnastics men's all-around event, Daiki Hashimoto's one foot was out of bounds, but the item was only deducted 0.1 points, and the overall score was higher than 14.7 points. Xiao Ruoteng, who performed perfectly in china, was second in the group with a difference of 0.4 points. Many netizens expressed dissatisfaction, believing that the referee was unfair, believing that the host Japan had received special preferential treatment.
Gymnastics Olympic champion Xing Aowei (2000 Sydney Olympic gymnastics men's team champion) said: "Hashimoto (Dahui) out of bounds, if we look rationally, his score is normal." It is relatively normal. If it is not in Japan, his 14.6, 14.5 is also possible, which is 0.1, 0.2, but the rules are very clear, one foot out of bounds, that is, deduct 0.1 points. ”
In this view, many netizens expressed their opposition to "how to listen to him talk about me so angry", "not professional (referee, rating staff) is still commenting here, the back of the Philippine action is the same, explain how the score is so low? "Hashimoto's score is normal, what does Xiao Ruoteng's score say?" What do you think of Xing Aowei's point of view?