It's all right! The Zhang Jike incident has become an unsolved case? The final outcome of the national table tennis Olympic champion: he has not been banned
After 9 months, Zhang Jike returned to the public eye again and served as a technical consultant for a table tennis club. It can be seen that Zhang Jike is not just verbal guidance this time, but a hand-in-hand one-on-one coach to practice ball skills, more like a grassroots coach.
For this reason, Zhang Jike also ranked first in the hot search, and many people started heated discussions. There are those who support Zhang Jike, who think that turning back is the shore, and returning to table tennis is the best destination. Of course, there are also many doubting voices, thinking that Zhang Jike's gambling character is not good and cannot be used as someone else's teacher. Of course, so far, there is no official confirmation of Zhang Jike's revelations (Zhang Jike has been deeply involved in gambling turmoil before, and the news about him is very hot, such as he owes gambling debts, and gives private videos to debtors, asks him to find his ex-girlfriend Jing Tian for money, etc., all kinds of behaviors can be called ruined) and the possible punishments related to the above revelations, there is no official confirmed news.
Zhang Jike was quite patient in teaching, and also showed his stunt "Overlord Twist", although the action is not domineering in teaching, but from the perspective of the kung fu in hand, you can vaguely see the shadow of the fierce tiger of the empire. It's just that Zhang Jike seems to have become a lot calmer now. It must be admitted that Zhang Jike is also training ordinary table tennis players at the grassroots level, lowering his posture and returning to his best career, and starting again in the table tennis industry.
After 9 months of precipitation, I believe that Zhang Jike has a clear plan for the future, and it is happy for the students to pass on his skills in the way of teaching. It is reported that the minimum cost is 4,000 yuan per month to learn from the Olympic champion.