Playing love to yell, the male should be Zhang Benzhihe, the female should be Marin.
Carolina Marn Martin (born 15 June 1993 in Huelva, Spain) is a badminton player.
To be honest, when Marin appeared on the Olympic podium, it really made Europeans proud – it had been too long since the yellow-haired, white-skinned race had ascended to the Olympic title.
Even among the four great kings of badminton, only one of them is a European player, and the rest of Lin Litao is Asian.
Even if Arcelor beat Lin Dan to win the Olympic bronze medal, it was a good result.
But Marin won the women's singles gold medal of the same edition and climbed to the top of the world. This result is not comparable to the bronze medal. And in contrast, Acelon's Denmark is also a badminton power. Spain? EXOme？ Do they have badminton players in their country?
That's why the contestants on both sides of the women's singles final surprised commentator Cai Yun – the Indian black pearl is magical enough, and there is an even more surprising Spanish Marlin.
Marlene's passion for badminton began at the age of 8, when she accompanied her best friend to the gym and fell in love with badminton at first sight. Marlene later said: "At the age of 12, I had to make a choice, play badminton or dance, but the wonderful feeling on the court made me choose badminton."
Marlene's badminton career took a turn for the worse at the age of 14, when she met current coach Fernando. It was precisely because Fernando saw Marlene's performance at the Spanish Under-15 Junior Championship and decided to train her to become a professional.
Marin is a model of European style of play, tall and long arms, fierce and flexible. She is very powerful in killing the ball, and every time she wins a score, she will shout loudly to boost morale.
Some people think it's too loud and harsh, but others think it's nothing. After all, the stadium is like a battlefield, every athlete is a soldier, and they need ways to fight for themselves.
Previous Grand Slam Deng Yaping will also shout "beautiful" after winning, has anyone felt annoyed?
Regarding the game, Marin also made his attitude clear in an interview: "I don't know what other people think of me, but I know my attitude. The moment I walked up to the pitch, we were all opponents, whether the opponent was Chinese, Japanese or Spaniard, it was the same." Matador spirit, which is probably one of the most important reasons why she can become the world's top badminton women's singles player.
Honestly, as a European player, Marin has a good record, born in 1993, she became the first Spanish women's singles World Champion in 2014. The 2015 Jakarta Badminton World Championships successfully defended his title, and the 2018 World Championships won again, proving his true strength.
Before the Rio Olympics, Marin was the only non-Asian face among the top 15 players in the women's singles. After winning the Olympics, she also successfully dragged the world's first female badminton title into her hands.
After this battle, Marlene was crowned god, the one who sincerely enjoyed the happiness brought by badminton, the Spanish girl who would roar when she won, the Spanish girl who would grin when she lost, subverted the women's singles pattern of the entire world badminton world, and the Europeans began to play badminton seriously!
Source: Don't play with strangers