2016 Rio Olympics boxing Lu Bin misjudged what the competition was

On August 8, 2016, Rio time, in the first round of the men's 49kg boxing competition at the Rio Olympics, China's AIBA APB individual champion Lu Bin fought fiercely for three rounds and lost to 35-year-old Kenyan veteran Peter Mungai Warui, failing to advance to the next round. This is the third player in the Chinese boxing team since Shan Jun and Liu Wei to fail to make it past the first round. Lu Bin once performed very well in the CCTV Boxing Lunar New Year Cup in February 2016, defeating former WBC mini lightweight boxing champion Xiong Chaozhong and winning the CCTV gold belt.

The elimination in the first round of the Olympics was indeed somewhat unexpected. Here we also have to sigh that Zou Shiming won two gold medals for the Chinese Olympic team.

In the men's 49kg competition at the 2016 Rio Olympics, Chinese boxer Lu Bin lost to Kenyan veteran Pete Wari by points and missed the quarterfinals. The three referees scored 28-29 and 29-28 respectively, and Lu Bin lost in dispute.

In the match, Lu Bin was slow to get into the game, but gradually gained the advantage as the match progressed, and the third leg was completely dominant, and the result after the game was incomprehensible to the Chinese team.

After the game, Lu Bin wrote on a related Weibo: "The referee stole my dream. Regarding the result of the match, BBC boxing commentator Stephen Buntz, who was at the scene of the match, bluntly said that the referee was influenced by the audience, and the Chinese player should be the winner.

Many viewers also said that the result of the game was surprising, and Lu Bin was the one who should have won.

It's for politics.

According to the rules, only one point will be deducted for counting, and it's not a KO anyway, but the fact is that there is really no KO. Looking at the scoreboard of the three games of the whole game, the referee judged very objectively in the second and third games, the black man won in the second game, and Lu Bin won in the third game. If there is controversy, it is in the first game, and the two sides hit almost the same effectively in the first game, and they did not lose points.

So it made sense to decide who won in the first game, but as a result, there were three referees, two in favor of the black man and one in favor of Lu Bin, which led to the defeat.

If it is said that there is favoritism, there is. But it's not as dark as ** advocates. Everyone should be objective, don't talk about it more and more outrageous.

The advantage of the game does not score, and Ali also has a lot of games where he is at a disadvantage, but the final score is higher than his opponent. The reason why everyone reacted so strongly may be because the third game was played too well, it is undeniable that the third game was played well, and the referee did judge Lu Bin to win the third game, but winning the third game does not mean winning the game, as long as there is no knockout opponent, it depends on the total score. Let's also learn more about the rules.

If you insist on saying that there is a slot, it is the first game, or you can complain about the rules of Olympic boxing, and it is a bit naïve to say that you have knocked down the opponent and why you still lose, it is only the third game, just like a math exam, not that a full score in the finale question means that you have a full score in the whole paper.

Everyone is also sensible, and it seems a bit naïve to form a group to fb ins to scold people. Although I also see that black people are unhappy, if it is a major judgment error, I also hope that there will be a fair result. However, looking at the urine sex of the Rio Olympics, it is estimated that the possibility of a heavy sentence is unlikely.

In addition to the first round, no matter according to the field control, initiative, punch rate, and hit rate, Lu Bin is dominant! What's more, the last 10 were read by each other! Apparently hacked!

The regular game is to see who can't get up first and don't press the referee That's the black whistle.

Lu Bin is the winner, and the black man is the loser.

The main reason is that the current rules are rubbish, because the punches are heavy and accurate, but they are not as popular as the punches and the punches are light. In the last London Olympics, Japanese boxers have suffered losses from this rule, and this time Lu Bin continues to suffer, I can only say:The Chinese coach did not learn the lesson, did not arrange reasonable tactics to adapt to the rules, and was absolutely derelict in his responsibility!

People who don't understand are blaming the referee, and although there are reasons for the referee, it is mainly because of the rules. Lu Bin beat the opponent in the third round with a dizzy punch to count the seconds, but it was only a protective countdown, and no points were directly deducted, and the authority to deduct points was supervised by the three referees and referees. There's a lot of room for manoeuvre.

The referee thinks that this advantage of Lu Bin is not enough to give 10-8 (Olympic boxing rarely gives a score of 10-8 in the round), so there is no way to give it. In other words, it is up to the referee to decide whether to give or not to give, and the referee's decision is based on the rules, so it is also difficult to appeal. At the last London Olympics, Japanese fighters beat their opponents six times in a fight and were also judged to lose.

Later, it was won back by appealing. In the Rio Olympics, AIBA's new rules adopt the method of "shrinking the head of the turtle", strictly prohibiting boxers from appealing after the game.

In addition, it can also be seen in the game that Lu Bin's punches hitting his opponent throughout the match are coherent and clear, especially the punches that hit the opponent's face are heavy and effective. However, in order to protect the boxers in the Olympic Games, the gloves are thicker, the knockdown rate is small, and the opponent will also be considered a good punch if he has the same scraping punch, which narrows the advantage that Lu Bin originally has.

Lu Bin is a very special one of our country's small-level boxers, he grew up in amateur boxing, but his type is very professional boxing. At the Incheon Asian Games, he was in a very low mood after losing in one round. But with the APB individual professional competition winning the championship in 12 rounds for two years, Lu Bin has gained a lot of self-confidence.

However, returning to the three rounds of the Olympic AOB, he also made two of the three invitational tournaments in Germany, Bulgaria and Cuba this year because he has a big problem adapting to the rules of the Olympic system, and the type of attack he does not take advantage of such rules in the Olympics. The punches are heavy, but they are not as popular as the punches that are light. Lu Bin's sorrow is not his own sorrow, but the sorrow of the boxing world.

Things can't be changed, and what we have to do in the future is not to ask for a change in the rules, but to change ourselves, although this is difficult and there is no way to do it.