How is Robles, the flying man like Liu Xiang, doing?

As a big opponent in the career of the flying man Liu Xiang, the 86-year-old Cuban star Robles is 32 years old this year. In 2013, Robles chose to retire due to injuries and the feeling that the domestic sports environment was cold. But in May last year, Robles reappeared after a five-year absence, running 13.66 seconds in a domestic race, which is not easy for a 31-year-old veteran, but after this domestic race, Robles has not been heard from again.

It is not known whether it will be decommissioned.

In 2006, Robles began competing in senior competitions and immediately joined the ranks of the top players. In 2006, at the age of 20, he was on the podium of the World Series several times, and attention was drawn to the fledgling Cuban youngster. In 2007, Robles officially became Liu Xiang's number one rival, and in the ** league in Paris, he successfully defeated Liu Xiang to win the championship.

When the time came to 2008, Robles suddenly broke out, before the Beijing Olympics, Robles broke the world record set by Liu Xiang two years ago with a time of 12.87 seconds in the Grand Prix, and won the gold medal in the subsequent Beijing Olympics.

Liu Xiang was also known as the "Chinese Flyer" before retiring, and his 110m hurdles was his strongest event. But he had a very considerable opponent at that time, and the strength of the two of them was equal, and every time they met on the field, it was like a chess opponent. The two of them also fell in love and killed each other.

That opponent is Cuba's No. 1 flyer, Dyron Robles. The endurance and explosiveness of the black people are much stronger than those of the yellow race, which shows how powerful Liu Xiang was at winning the championship at that time and how much pressure he was under. ‍‍

Robles is a very effective sprinter, he is a strong opponent of Liu Xiang, in the 2008 Olympic Games, the two had the honor to compete on the same stage, but unfortunately Liu Xiang retired due to injury, so Robles won the Olympic championship, after that, Robles withdrew from the national team for domestic reasons, although later returned to the national team to serve, but the peak period of the athlete has passed, the results are naturally unsatisfactory.

He was not in peak form, retired due to injury, and although he once made a comeback, it can almost be said that he is not famous, and the era that belongs to him has passed. I haven't heard from him yet.

Cuba's Robles can be said to be on par with Liu Xiang in the sprint field back then, but the development of the two is also very different due to different national conditions, and he retired from the 2012 London Olympics final with an injury, and then announced his retirement because he was snubbed at home.

In 2013, at the age of 26, Robles was disgraced by domestic criticism and injury, which led to his retirement from the national team. Although Robles competed in the 110m hurdles again last year, there was no follow-up and the matter was closed.

In the middle and late stages of Liu Xiang's career, Cuba's Robles was his main rival, winning the Beijing Olympics and breaking the world record was his peak, but like Liu Xiang, his peak period was too short, and the London Olympic cycle began to fall from the throne.

Robles has been plagued by injuries and cynicism in recent years, and chose to retire gloomily.

Robles was born into a sporting family, his mother played volleyball, and his uncle was a Cuban 400 hurdler who began athletics training at the age of 10 and was introduced to hurdles at the age of 14, a sport he would be proud of.

Robles was a strong opponent for Liu Xiang at the time, but later retired due to a game injury.

This person deliberately pulled Liu Xiang's hand in the game that year, lacking sports ethics.

If you can't run, you will pull people's garbage.

If I were an athlete and I would retire after winning a few gold medals, it's clear that every sport has its peak and you can't dominate it for long. Do you think the National Sports Administration can agree?

Robles holding hands with Liu Xiang in the game.

One can run away, and the other can play tricks.

The hero has gray hair, and the beauty is twilight.

In the early morning of June 13, Beijing time, at the 2008 IAAF Grand Prix, Cuba's Robles surpassed Liu Xiang in 12.87 seconds to break the men's 110-meter hurdles world record.

On July 12, 2006, at the Lausanne Super Grand Prix, Liu Xiang set a new world record in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 12.88 seconds.

In the recent contest between Liu Xiang and Robles, Liu Xiang has only lost once. In the Beijing Olympics in 08, Liu Xiang will definitely bring us new surprises. Hopefully he will break the world record again.