On March 13, Beijing time, the Uchimura Hangping retirement exhibition match was successfully concluded recently, and the two-time Olympic gymnastics all-around king officially retired, and an era ended.
In the retirement exhibition match, Uchimura Waspei was the only player in the audience to complete six events, and although the difficulty and specifications of the movement were far from the peak, the style of a generation of Almighty King still amazed the audience. After the exhibition match, the entire audience stood up and applauded to pay tribute to Uchimura Hanghei. When he saw his father's message slowly appearing on the big screen, Uchimura Hanghei could no longer suppress his excitement and emotions, and with tears in his eyes, the scene instantly turned into a sea of emotions. It was the last game of Uchom's athletic career and his last gift to his fans who loved him.
In addition to the protagonist himself, the Uchom Kenhei Retirement Exhibition Tournament also gathered members of the 2016 Rio Olympic Gymnastics Men's Team Championships such as Ryuhei Kato and Kenzo Shirai, as well as the new generation of Japanese gymnastics all-around King Daiki Hashimoto, which shows the high status of Uchimura Hanghei in the history of modern gymnastics in Japan. 33-year-old Hanghei Uchimura is the men's gymnastics all-around champion in London in 2012 and Rio in 2016, achieving the great goal of winning the world championships all-around for eight consecutive years. In addition, Uchida also led the Japanese team to win the men's team championship at the Rio Olympics. In the Tokyo Olympic cycle, Uchimura Hanghei, who was plagued by injuries, transformed into a single athlete, although he had a set of difficult moves, he made a major mistake in the preliminary round, and the king of the generation regretted being out. Uchimura's brilliant athletic career has written many histories of Japanese gymnastics and laid the foundation for the status of Almighty King.