In 2004, Yoo Seung min won a gold medal, is it a leak?

Neither before the 2004 Athens Olympics nor after the 2004 Athens Olympics Yoo Seung-min did not appear, South Korea's Yoo Seung-min was able to stand out from the crowd is definitely luck, In the semi-finals of the 2004 Athens Olympics, Yoo Seung-min defeated Swedish table tennis player Laos,In the final, he defeated Wang Hao, who had never won. This gold medal made him famous.

Liu Chengmin won the 2004 Olympic Games, there is a chance and there is a chance but in any case, Liu Chengmin also became the only non-Chinese player who won the Olympic men's singles championship in the 20 years from 1996 to 2016, according to the unexpected opponent Wang Hao lost in the final, Liu Chengmin did not defeat Wang Hao before the Olympics, Guoping believes that this is a foolproof lack of preparation for difficulties, and secondly, in 2004, Liu Guoliang made his Olympic debut after becoming the head coach of the Chinese men's team, Wang Hao is also participating in the Olympics for the first time, and he is too nervous.

Yoo Seung-min has now been re-elected as president of the Korean Table Tennis Association, but Yoo Sung-min's career has not been too glamorous compared to his career, but a 4-2 win over China's Wang Hao at the Athens Olympics was enough for him to brag about for the rest of his life, beating Kang Penglong in the quarterfinals, Liang Zhun in the quarterfinals and evergreen table tennis player Waldner in the semifinals. In the finalThey defeated Wang Hao, who had never won before, and South Korea added another men's table tennis world champion.

The famous table tennis player Wang Hao has won a total of 18 world championships in his career, he is the first person in the Chinese table tennis team to reach three Olympic Games, his athletic level, psychological quality, physical condition and adaptability to the game are very strong, but luck often does not really stand by his side. Three Olympic Games were lost to three different people, losing to South Korea's Yoo Seung-min in 2004, China's Ma Lin in 2008 and China's Zhang Jike in 2012. This is a huge blow to Wang Hao.

Maybe everyone will say that this is fate, and it is Wang Hao's curse.

But to be able to reach the Olympic finals three times, in the history of Chinese men's table tennis, it seems that no one is so great, and the final is between Wang Hao and Liu Shengmin. The two are of similar age, one is a representative of the pen shake and horizontal play, and the other is the Korean traditional pen grip one-sided pull method. Wang Hao's previous record was 6:

0, he tried his best but in the final,Wang Hao seems to be burdened with the burden of wanting to win but afraid of losing, while Liu Chengmin shows a desperate attitudeAfter a suffocatingly tense duel, Yoo Seung-min defeated Wang Hao 4-2 to snatch the Olympic singles gold medal coveted by a professional player.

It's not a leak, he won the gold medal with his own strength, and it's a disgraceful thing to pick up a leak, and as an athlete, he doesn't have to do it.

It's definitely not a leak, because any situation is part of the game, and if there is no leakage, it can only be the opponent's strength.

I've watched that game more than once, at least three times. I think Wang Hao lost unjustly.

First of all, the objective fact is that Wang Hao is indeed more advanced than Liu Chengmin in terms of playing style, and he plays on both sides of the straight board, and Liu Chengmin is one-sided and straight, but does the advanced playing style guarantee victory? Yoo Seungmin told him with reality that playing on the spot can make up for the backwardness of the playing style.

Liu Chengmin went crazy that day, maybe his psychological pressure was smaller than Wang Hao when he came to this point, and in the middle two games, when he was behind Wang Hao in the key points, he fought boldly and chased the score back! I don't think it's too much to say he played 200 per cent, that's the beauty of competitive sports.

Also, I think the subject should not use the word "pick up leaks" to describe athletes' medals, especially table tennis, to be able to win medals from the Chinese team, this gold content is quite sufficient. In short, respect yourself and your opponents.

I don't think so, you can only win the gold medal if you have enough strength, and you can't rely on luck.

I used to look down on Liu Chengmin, but then I looked back, he still had something, Lao Wadu couldn't control his serve, people have a way to calculate, a body and a top three boards, psychological quality, and brain, the Olympic opponents are limited, and the physical requirements are not high, so why not take it.

Every championship won is not a leak. It's really hard to fight to the end. Therefore, if you want to play well, you must work hard and work hard.

In 2004, Liu Chengmin was really strong, and Wang Hao played 90% in the competition, which is normal. Liu Chengmin's performance of 12% is extraordinary, and Wang Hao lost unjustly.

First of all, there is a characteristic of the Japanese straight play, the forehand is super strong, the backhand is too weak, and the forehand is basically crazy once it is in good condition. But there are also drawbacks, that is, the bias is sometimes good and sometimes bad, and the durability is poor! Yoo Seungmin happened to go crazy all the way to the end.

Defeating Lao Wa and Wang Hao is not a leak.

Table tennis world champion picked up? Do you ask the Chinese team to agree? Yoo Seung-min and Kim Taek-so are both at the top level in the world.

Thanks to Yoo Seungmin, if it weren't for Yoo Seungmin's 2004 championship, table tennis would have been kicked out of the Olympics.

If you don't have the strength to enter 50, you will be eliminated long ago, how many games will these 50 people play? So many games and a fluke win in every game? So I think he's quite strong.

Since ancient times, the Chinese have paid attention to the siege of the city, and they do not give people hope every year, and whoever plays with you must unite to lift this sport