This question is actually not much meaningful, after all, it is now a conclusive conclusion.
As for whether he did doping or not, my initial attitude was "no, absolutely impossible to dope". Why? Because Sun Yang's achievements in the swimming world at that time were obvious to all, I naturally supported Sun Yang mentally and ideologically, and I did not want to believe that such an athlete would use stimulants, and I did not want us to lose such an excellent athlete.
But some of the things that happened later seemed to slowly tell us, "Sun Yang may not be as innocent as we think." In fact, I also wrote relevant analysis articles in those years, but many people at that time were reluctant to admit this fact, and even insulted by his fans in private messages. Now let's look back, in fact, everything has already given the answer.
On September 4, 2018, Sun Yang ushered in a flight drug test. In-flight drug testing refers to unannounced unannounced doping tests conducted during non-competition periods. The status of such inspections is so high that no one can refuse or delay acceptance for any reason.
That night, the doping testing team authorized by FINA came to Sun Yang's home to collect blood samples and urine samples.
The team consisted of three people, led by the doping prosecutor and two accompanying assistants.
Before the inspection began, the inspection team presented The id and authorization documents to Sun Yang himself. The doping prosecutor showed Sun Yang his work card, personal identity card and FINA authorization letter, while the blood sample collection assistant showed his nurse's ID and the doping inspection assistant showed his ID card.
At this time, Sun Yang raised questions, he believed that as an assistant, he also needed to provide authorization documents. Therefore, only a blood sample was taken, and the subsequent urine sample was rejected. Sun Yang's question is reasonable, after all, as a top athlete, everything must be cautious.
After calling his team doctor, Dr. Ba, and Cheng Hao, the leader of the Chinese swimming team, Sun Yang smashed the blood insurance container with the security guards, which is what we later heard of as "violent resistance".
On February 28, 2020, the results of the second trial came out, and Sun Yang was banned for 8 years.
After Sun Yang was banned, many people put forward conspiracy theories, feeling that this was a targeted action. Is that a conspiracy theory? Sun Yang's behavior that night has given the answer.
First of all, before the flight drug test that night, Sun Yang had already undergone 60 identical examinations. It can be said that he knows the process of flying drug testing very well. Why idTM's authorization documents were questioned during this inspection alone is a difficult question to answer.
Although Sun Yang said he was not familiar with IDTM, he failed to explain the key issues raised by the arbitral tribunal.
Secondly, when Sun Yang made the "violent resistance to the examination", in addition to himself, his mother Yang Ming, team doctor Ba Zhen and many other people were present. In addition, he also had contact with many people, including Cheng Hao, that night. That is to say, this act is not impulsive, but deliberate.
In addition, the testers that night also warned him many times that his behavior may constitute a "violent resistance" and face penalties such as suspension.
This is equivalent to the drunk driver when we usually drive our families. After the traffic police declare to you that you will bear legal responsibility for refusing to accept alcohol testing, but you still go your own way and even punch the card on the grounds that the assistant police do not have a police officer's card.
According to common sense, in general, when checking drunk driving, the basic problem of resisting inspection is basically problematic, and normal people who are innocent will definitely cooperate with the inspection.
So what if the staff who check drunk driving are not regular?
The night was like a regular police officer carrying two auxiliary officers on an inspection mission. At this time, you question the auxiliary police and "violently resist the prosecution", at this time you are suspected of violating the law or even detained. You obviously didn't drink alcohol, so why would you refuse drunk driving or even go to jail for it? Isn't that obviously outweighing the losses?
To take another example, although a little inappropriate, but more realistic: the girlfriend said that you have ambiguous text messages with other young sisters on your mobile phone, you directly smashed the mobile phone, although the girlfriend never sent a text message to know if there is a text message, but will she still trust you? (The premise is that you had a date with your little sister a few years ago.) ）
In addition, in the whole incident, some people have always emphasized that the drug inspectors framed Sun Yang by dropping the AB bottle, is this credible?
I personally don't think it's credible!
Let's first look at the purpose of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to design the AB bottle:
(1) The A bottle is saved by WADA, the B bottle is saved by the laboratory, and if it is necessary to test, it must be opened under the supervision of the athlete himself or the client.
(2) The bottle is only disposable, once closed it will not be able to open as is.
(3) Unless professional tools are used, the detection bottle can only be violently smashed and opened.
(4) If WADA detects a banned drug in a bottle A, it does not convict an athlete. The B bottle that must be supervised and tested by the athlete himself or the client can only be characterized after the same test is detected.
Therefore, through this design, we can also find that some people's so-called "test bottles are taken away Sun Yang may be planted" is not valid at all.
Again, the Qing people are self-purifying, and from a personal level, I certainly support Sun Yang's rights protection. But what we need to understand is that this support cannot be allowed to become an emotion linked to national honor.