Chinese and South Korean badminton players booed off by the audience!

Chinese and South Korean badminton players booed off by the audience!
Aug 1, 2012 02:02
JIMMYB Points: Join Date: Feb 7, 2007 Status: offline	Have you ever watched a game that both teams determined to lose? Yesterday, a women’s double match went on between the Chinese pair Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli and the South Korean duo Jung Kyung Eun and Kim Ha Na. It is a boring game because both sides wanted to lose. Why did they want to lose? If China won, they might another Chinese pair Tian Qing and Zhao Yunlei at the semi-finals. Chinese badminton players do not want to pay their compatriots. If South Korea won, they might meet their compatriots at the quarter-finals. Because of their unprofessional performance, the audience at the stadium booed both teams. The referee once talked to both teams, hoping that they could play carefully. Sadly, both teams didn’t listen to the referee, which made the game into a farce. Anyway, South Korea defeated China. At another women’s double match, South Korean badminton players didn’t treat the game seriously because they planned to lose. Until the referee took out the black card, they started to play professionally. BTW has noticed what happened at the Women’s Doubles match between China and South Korea. It promises to investigate the match. The worst result is both Chinese and South Korean badminton players will be disqualified.

Aug 1, 2012 02:02

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Have you ever watched a game that both teams determined to lose? Yesterday, a women’s double match went on between the Chinese pair Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli and the South Korean duo Jung Kyung Eun and Kim Ha Na. It is a boring game because both sides wanted to lose. Why did they want to lose? If China won, they might another Chinese pair Tian Qing and Zhao Yunlei at the semi-finals. Chinese badminton players do not want to pay their compatriots. If South Korea won, they might meet their compatriots at the quarter-finals.

Because of their unprofessional performance, the audience at the stadium booed both teams. The referee once talked to both teams, hoping that they could play carefully. Sadly, both teams didn’t listen to the referee, which made the game into a farce. Anyway, South Korea defeated China.

At another women’s double match, South Korean badminton players didn’t treat the game seriously because they planned to lose. Until the referee took out the black card, they started to play professionally.

BTW has noticed what happened at the Women’s Doubles match between China and South Korea. It promises to investigate the match. The worst result is both Chinese and South Korean badminton players will be disqualified.

Aug 1, 2012 20:04

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Update:

Not only Chinese pair but also South Korean pair were disqualified for the next rounds. Players between another South Korea and Indonesia were disqualified too.

Yu Yang announced that she would give up her badminton career. Li Yongbo, the chief coach of China's Badminton Team apologizes to the badminton fans. South Korea tried to appeal but was rejected.

The spokesman of China Table Tennis and Badminton Center criticized Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli for their 'poor performance'. Personally, I do not agree that it is all their faults. Those who asked them to lose the match should be blamed.

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