Why was Wang Zhizhi expelled from the national team

At the 2002 Universiade, the country called him back to China. He refused, and that's it.

The Chinese Basketball Association can't get used to him making money in the United States, but there is no way, so it can only use this method.

I didn't give the national team any benefits, so I was removed, which is really miserable.

Who told him to find himself? If you don't serve the motherland, you have to "get ahead". But it's also miserable.

Because when the motherland needed him, he turned a blind eye.

Wang Zhizhi's fate was expelled for refusing to return to China to play, and he once faced a situation where he had no ball to play.

It's not that he doesn't want to, he came back hungry because the country put too much pressure on him.

What we know and see is only superficial, and everyone has their own experiences and hardships that no one else knows.

In May this year, after Wang Zhizhi, a former member of the Chinese men's basketball team, finished his NBA game in the United States, he should follow the agreement signed by the Chinese Basketball Association and the Mavericks to return to China for training and participating in international competitions in accordance with the needs of the Chinese national team. After receiving a notice from the Chinese Basketball Association asking him to return to China for training and participate in the World Men's Basketball Championship and the Asian Games, Wang Zhizhi thought that he needed to stay in the United States for training and participate in the summer in the United States.

The league insisted on the United States and made it impossible for the national team to connect with it. After the end of the U.S. Summer League, the national men's basketball team sent a special person to the United States to contact Wang Zhizhi, but Wang refused to meet and asked someone to bring a letter to show that he could only develop in the NBA and was unwilling to return to China.

For as long as 5 months, the Chinese Basketball Association and Wang Zhizhi's parent team Ren Zhizhi did Wang Zhizhi's work, hoping that he could change this wrong choice. In order to eliminate his unnecessary concerns and support him to continue to play in the NBA after returning to China to participate in international competitions, the Chinese Basketball Association made a public commitment to this, and at the same time made the necessary preparations for Wang Zhizhi to represent China in the World Championships and Asian Games. However, Wang Zhizhi has already seen that he only attaches importance to personal interests, ignores professional ethics, ignores organizational discipline, and ignores national interests, and makes the wrong choice of not returning to China to represent the country in international competitions.

Wang Zhizhi entered the sports school since he was a child, entered the Bayi team at the age of 14, and entered the national team at the age of 18. It is the honor and responsibility of every athlete to participate in international competitions and win glory for the country. When the motherland needed it, he ignored the interests of the country and was unwilling to serve the country.

In view of the fact that Wang Zhizhi lacked basic professional ethics and patriotism and had lost his qualifications as a member of the national team, it was decided to expel Wang Zhizhi from the Chinese national men's basketball team after study.

Wang Zhizhi's personal resume.

Born: July 8, 1977.

Height: m. Weight: 108 kg.

Standing touch height: m.

Running touch: m.

100 meters speed: 12.4 seconds

Favorite book: Dante's Divine Comedy

Favourite: Pork ribs.

Main achievements: Won the "Cap King" of the CBA League in a row

He won the "Slam Dunk King" of the CBA league one after another

In 1996, he was the first Chinese player to be selected for the World Young Star Team.

1996 Asian Youth Basketball Championship champion and MVP

1999 National Team, All-Star Player.

Champion of the 1999 Asian Basketball Championship.

1998-1999 "Best Defensive Player" Bayi Rockets "Six Consecutive Championships" main center.

In 1999, China won the Asian Basketball Championship and the Asian Games championship, and the main center.

In 1999, he was the first Asian player in basketball history to be officially drafted by the NBA.

In 2000, he was selected as the first center of the Asian Star Team by the Asian Basketball Federation.

Wang Zhizhi's grudge with the Chinese Basketball Association occurred in May 2002 after Wang Zhizhi ended his NBA game in the United States, and he should have obeyed the needs of the Chinese national team to return to China for training and international competitions in accordance with the agreement signed between the Chinese Basketball Association and the Mavericks.

However, after receiving the notice, Wang Zhizhi insisted on staying in the United States for training and participating in the summer league in the United States, resulting in the national team having no way to contact him. After the end of the U.S. League, the national men's basketball team sent someone to the United States to contact Wang Zhizhi, but he refused to meet and ask someone to bring a letter, indicating that he could only develop in the NBA and was unwilling to return to China.

Since then, the Chinese Basketball Association and Wang Zhizhi's parent team have done Wang Zhizhi's work, hoping that he can change this wrong choice. It also supported him to continue to play in the NBA after returning to China to participate in international competitions, and the Chinese Basketball Association made a public commitment to this.

However, Wang Zhizhi only focused on personal interests, ignored professional ethics, ignored organizational discipline, and ignored national interests, and made the wrong choice of not returning to China to represent the country in international competitions. Therefore, Wang Zhizhi is a traitor.