From the Chinese 4X100m relay team to the weightlifter Lu Xiaojun, in the past three days, Chinese athletes are expected to win 2 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze, a total of 5 Olympic medals.
The Chinese relay team is expected to win the bronze medal in the men's 4X100m relay at the Tokyo Olympics, the three Chinese women's players Qieyang Shijie, Liu Hong and Lu Xiuzhi will win the gold, silver and bronze medals in the 20km race walk at the London Olympics, and Lu Xiaojun will win the gold medal in the men's 77 kg weightlifting at the Rio Olympics.
In the early morning of March 23, China's famous weightlifter Lu Xiaojun ushered in good news. The International Court of Arbitration for Sport has announced that he will be banned for eight years as former rio Olympic champion Nidzat Rasimov was found to be on drug prohibition.
At the same time, all his results from March 15, 2016 to January 18, 2021 were cancelled. This also means that Lu Xiaojun will win the gold medal at the Rio Olympic Games in this category, thus achieving three consecutive Olympic championships.
At the London Olympics, Lu Xiaojun won the men's weightlifting 77 kg championship. At the Tokyo Olympics, 37-year-old Lu Xiaojun broke the Olympic record with 170 kilograms in the snatch and won the gold medal in the deadlift of 204 kilograms.
As a result, Lu Xiaojun became the oldest weightlifting champion in Olympic history and the only player in the Chinese weightlifting team to participate in three consecutive Olympic games.
The IAAF-certified Chinese relay team won the bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics
On March 21, Beijing time, the official platform of the IAAF officially certified that the Chinese athletics men's 4 by 100 meters relay team won the Olympic bronze medal, which also means that Chinese 100-meter trapees Su Bingtian, Xie Zhenye, Tang Xingqiang and others will win the first Olympic medal of their careers, and it is also the first Olympic medal of the Chinese athletics relay team.
The official website of the IAAF has updated the biographical history of Su Bingtian and others
In the 4×100m relay event held at the Tokyo Olympics last year, the Chinese team Su Bingtian, Xie Zhenye, Wu Zhiqiang and Tang Xingqiang finished fourth in the 4×100m relay with a time of 37.79 seconds.
A few days after the competition, the International Testing Agency announced that Uja, one of the members of the British relay team who won the silver medal, had a positive A-bottle urine sample test, Uja applied for a B-bottle test, and the results released in mid-September last year showed that his B-bottle urine sample was still positive.
British team member Gizindu Uja
On February 18, local time, the International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) issued an announcement on its official website, confirming that British track and field athlete Uja violated anti-doping regulations, and the silver medal won by the British men's relay team in the men's 4×100m relay final at the Tokyo Olympics was withdrawn.
As the leader of Chinese men's track and field, Su Bingtian finished sixth in the 100-meter final at the Tokyo Olympics, failing to achieve his goal of standing on the podium, but has set a new historical record for the Chinese track and field team.
The Chinese athletics team has officially determined that the IOC will hold a medal re-awarding ceremony for the Chinese team, which will be held within 12 months after the official announcement of the IOC, or at the next Olympic Games.
Su Bingtian revealed after the Olympic Games that he would not choose to retire in advance, and if his health allowed, he would continue to fight with his teammates to participate in international competitions.
After winning the third place in the 4×100m relay of the Tokyo Olympic Games, it is believed that Su Bingtian and Xie Zhenye, Wu Zhiqiang, Tang Xingqiang and several teammates will continue to move towards a larger history.
This Olympic bronze medal is of landmark significance for Chinese athletics and Chinese sports.
China's Cheyang Shijie made up for the London Olympic race walking gold medal
The IAAF Integrity Committee announced through social platforms on the 21st that Russian women's race walker Rushmanova was banned for two years for doping violations, and at the same time cancelled her gold medal in the women's 20 km race walk at the London Olympic Games in 2012. In this way, China's Qieyang Shijie won the gold medal in the supplement, and Liu Hong and Lu Xiuzhi won the silver and bronze medals in the supplement.
"Ten years have passed, and I have welcomed my Olympic champion in this way, and I am both happy and sad to hear the news." Sister Qieyang Shi said that she is happy to be the champion in her heart and can have an Olympic gold medal; it is sad that she has not felt the appearance of a champion and has not received the aura of an Olympic champion, "Thank you for your support and blessings for me for so many years, may you and I be healthy, safe and happy." Tashi Delek".
In the final of the women's 20 km race walk at the London Olympic Games, the Chinese and Russian athletes originally won the top six, but the three Russian athletes were found to be doping violations, and the rankings were constantly changing.
In addition, because Rushmanova's 2013 World Championships women's 20 km championship result was also cancelled, Liu Hong, who was originally runner-up, may make up for the championship.
List of medals awarded by Chinese athletes in recent Olympic Games
In recent Olympic Games, many Chinese athletes have been cancelled because of the athletes who were originally ranked in front of them, and then won medals in succession.
Lv Xiaojun (Rio Olympics, weightlifting): Originally silver medal, supplementary gold medal
Song Aimin (Beijing Olympics, discus): Originally 4th, the bronze medal was replaced
Gong Lijiao (Beijing Olympics, shot put): Originally 5th, the bronze medal was replaced
Zhang Wenxiu (Beijing Olympics, Chain Ball): Originally bronze medal, replaced silver medal
Sheng Jiang (Beijing Olympics, wrestling): Originally 5th, bronze medal
Li Yanfeng (London Olympics, discus): Originally bronze medal, replaced silver medal
Gong Lijiao (London Olympics, shot put): Originally 4th, replaced the silver medal
Li Ling (London Olympics, shot put): Originally 5th, bronze medal
Zhang Wenxiu (London Olympics, Chain Ball): Originally 4th, bronze medal
Cheyangshi Sister (London Olympics, race walking): Originally bronze medal, replaced by silver medal
Liu Hong (London Olympics, race walking): Originally 4th, bronze medal
Si Tianfeng (London Olympics, race walking): Originally bronze medal, silver medal