United States women's volleyball head coach Kirary really played a big show this time! The old fox played match-fixing, and it really got her wish.
Let's take a look at what tricks this actor has played and how far he can go in the Olympics.
Think about it, a strong United States women's volleyball team actually played 29-27, 29-27, 25-20 against France.
This can't help but make people shout: Ouch, hey, is this playing, or acting? You know, the United States team has a number of world-class stars, and it is easy to win games against France.
This time it's good, it's like a movie, full of suspense and danger.
What is the calculation of this old fox Kiraly? It turned out to avoid the hard stubble of Italy, Serbia and Turkey.
No, she took the risk of going out with the team, and just controlled the score just right, winning the game and ensuring the ranking.
This one-handed operation can be described as a slippery game, and the opponents are all played.
You see, the United States team tossed so much that it was firmly in fourth or fifth place.
Now, they were able to avoid those headache opponents in the quarterfinals and were divided into the top half.
Isn't that what they were dreaming of? Kilari's match-fixing is even more magical than magic!
But then again, it's a love-hate practice.
Love, this trick is indeed clever, showing the strategic wisdom of the United States team; Hate it, isn't it a bit unbelievable to do this? After all, the Olympics are all about being faster, higher, and stronger, not more cunning, more opportunistic, and more cunning.
Besides, if this practice is learned by other teams, won't the Olympics turn into an acting competition? Think about it, if every team started match-fixing, what would it be interesting for the audience to watch? Isn't that a waste of the Olympic spirit?
But then again, Kirari isn't a trick that anyone can learn.
You have to have enough strength and self-confidence to dare to play this kind of trick on a big stage like the Olympics.
If you don't have enough strength, you won't be able to play well, but you'll shoot yourself in the foot.
Now the United States team has got its wish, but the road ahead is not easy.
They are in 1
4 Finals against Poland.
Although Poland is not the strongest opponent, it is definitely not a good bone to gnaw on.
If the United States team takes it lightly, it will capsize in the gutter.
Besides, even if the United States team successfully passes, there are stronger opponents waiting behind.
When the time comes, it will be difficult to be clever again.
After all, at this level of the Olympic Games, strength is king.
If you can act again, you have to have real skills.
Kiraly's match-fixing strategy is indeed smart in the short term, but in the long run, it may not be the best choice.
This can be a psychological burden for the players, who know they are not giving it their all.
This opportunistic approach may also affect the morale and confidence of the team.
This behavior may also cause dissatisfaction and protests from other teams.
If things get bigger, the image of the United States team will be damaged.
Not to mention, if the FIVB decides to investigate the matter, then the United States team will not be able to eat and walk away.
So, although Kirari's trick seems clever, it's actually walking a tightrope.
If you're not careful, you can fall big.
If it really affects the team's overall performance because of this kind of cleverness, it will be more than worth the loss.
But then again, this kind of thing is not without precedent in the world of sports.
Many teams will take some strategic measures in order to get better signings in the tournament.
It's a bit risky to do so on a stage like the Olympics, which is the world's attention.
We'll see how far the United States team can go in this Olympics.
Will they be able to make it all the way to the podium? Or will there be retribution for this opportunistic approach? I'm afraid this suspense will not be revealed until the end of the game.
Anyway, this incident teaches us a lesson.
In sports, strategy is important, but even more important is fair play and sportsmanship.
Hopefully, in the future, we will see more really exciting matchups, rather than this kind of dramatic performance.
We also have to cheer for the Chinese women's volleyball team.
Although the United States team uses this strategy, our girls will definitely show the style of the Chinese women's volleyball team on the court with their strength and fighting spirit.
I believe that they will be able to overcome difficulties and win glory for the country!
Kiraly's match-fixing strategy, although it seems smart in the short term, may bring a lot of trouble to the United States women's volleyball team in the long run.
It is hoped that this kind of behavior will not become a trend, otherwise it will seriously affect the fairness and enjoyment of the Olympic Games.
What we expect to see is a real battle of strength, not this kind of opportunistic tricks.
Let's cheer for true sportsmanship and cheer for the athletes who have won with strength and sweat!
Speaking of sportsmanship, we have to mention the impact of the United States women's volleyball team's performance on the Olympic Games.
This is not a small fight, but a big question related to the entire Olympic spirit!
You think, the Olympic Games is the world's top sports event, and the emphasis is on fair competition and friendly exchanges.
The result is good, the United States team did this, turning the playing field into an acting competition.
Isn't this a slap in the face of the Olympics?
A netizen said: The United States team is really slippery with this trick! Isn't this a bit too inauthentic? The Olympics are all about being faster, higher, and stronger, not more acting and calculating.
If everyone follows the example of Team United States, what's the point of watching games in the future? The audience spent money to buy tickets, not to see the real game, not to see the play! Besides, isn't this kind of behavior a bit unfair to other teams that are serious about the game? People are doing their best, but you're acting there, isn't that insulting your opponent?
Well said! This netizen really hit the nail on the head.
Kirari's trick is clever, but it's a bit unfair.
You know, the Olympics are not just about winning, it's about showing sportsmanship and the limits of humanity.
If everyone starts playing this trick, what's the point of the Olympics?
But then again, Kirari isn't a trick that anyone can learn.
You have to have enough strength and self-confidence to dare to play this kind of trick on a big stage like the Olympics.
If you don't have enough strength, you won't be able to play well, but you'll shoot yourself in the foot.
Some netizens put forward different opinions: Actually, Kiraly's trick can't be completely said to be wrong.
In sports, tactics and strategy are also part of strength.
Didn't the United States team do this just to have a better performance in the next games? If this kind of cleverness affects the overall performance of the team, it will not be worth the loss.
Besides, they didn't break the rules, they just made the best choices within the scope of the rules.
Isn't this also a skill?
This netizen's point of view is also quite interesting.
In sports, intelligence and strategy are also part of strength.
The United States team, although a bit opportunistic, did not break the rules.
Whether this is in line with sportsmanship or not is a matter of opinion.
Another netizen said: I think this incident has sounded the alarm for the FIVB.
Maybe it's time to change the rules.
For example, penalties can be added to prevent teams from deliberately controlling the score.
Or, you can change the way rankings are calculated so that this cleverness doesn't work.
It is necessary to find a way to ensure the fairness and enjoyment of the game.
The audience spends money to buy tickets, not to see the wonderful competition, not to see the acting.
This netizen is really reasonable! This incident exposes some loopholes in the existing rules.
Shouldn't the FIVB think about how to make the game fairer and more exciting?
We have to mention the Chinese women's volleyball team.
Although the United States team played such a play, I believe that our girls will definitely show the style of the Chinese women's volleyball team on the field with their strength and fighting spirit.
They don't need to play any tricks, they just need to play at their true level, which is enough to make their opponents intimidating.
Some netizens said: I think the Chinese women's volleyball team is the best example.
They never play these little cleverness, but win the game with their strength and fighting spirit.
I remember Coach Lang Ping said, 'There is no game to give up'.
This is the true spirit of sportsmanship! If the United States team is really strong, why play such tricks? Can't you just win with dignity?
Well said! This is the spirit we should learn from.
No matter what the opponent is, we should give it our all and show the best of ourselves.
This is the true embodiment of the Olympic spirit.
But then again, this incident also serves as a wake-up call.
In the future, we will not only improve our skills, but also learn how to deal with various strategies.
Sports competitions are not only a contest of physical strength and skill, but also a contest of intelligence.
Some netizens said: I think this incident has also taught us a lesson.
In the future, we must not only pay attention to the performance on the field, but also learn to analyze the opponent's strategy.
You must know yourself and your opponent in order to survive a hundred battles.
Although the United States team's trick is a bit inauthentic, it does give us a wake-up call.
In the future, in the competition, we also have to use more brains, and we can't just focus on hard work.
This netizen is really reasonable! In the future, we will not only improve our skills, but also learn how to deal with various strategies.
Only in this way can we remain invincible in the fierce international competition.
Kiraly's match-fixing strategy, although it seems smart in the short term, may bring a lot of trouble to the United States women's volleyball team in the long run.
It is hoped that this kind of behavior will not become a trend, otherwise it will seriously affect the fairness and enjoyment of the Olympic Games.
What we expect to see is a real battle of strength, not this kind of opportunistic tricks.
Let's cheer for true sportsmanship and cheer for the athletes who have won with strength and sweat! Whether it's United States, China, or any other team, I hope they can show their best on the field and give a wonderful game to the audience.
That's what the Olympics are all about.