When will Liu Xiang make a comeback???? Has Liu Xiang retired?

Rest assured, he will definitely come back next year, because next year there are also World Championships and National Games, both of which are very important and are his best chance to prove himself. He is a very strong person, I believe that he will never be intimidated by this difficulty, and he himself said that he will continue to persevere, and I believe that he will see Liu Xiang next year.

Liu Xiang doesn't cry! We've got your back! I believe that next year's World Championships and National Games; Asian Games in 2010; London Olympics in 2012; It will definitely bring us new surprises.

Anyway, there's no hope for this year...

Good luck to him soon**! ~

Fly, fly

Sun Haiping: Liu Xiang is mainly recuperating and recuperating and is expected to make a comeback in the second half of next year.

At least one year, estimated a year and a half.

It should be said when to change careers.

Want to know? Ask me.

Next year, we can see a brand new Liu Xiang.

It ended in September 2009 and made a comeback in the second half of the year.

I don't think I'll be competing this year.

Next year will play in the ** league.

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Rate: Whistleblowing. Sun Haiping believes that Liu Xiang has recovered to more than 80%, and as for the comeback time, it may be earlier than the original rumored end of next year.

It's no problem to come out around June next year, and the first one should be to participate in a foreign competition. Sun Haiping said, "Liu Xiang is still worried about the retirement, but now he is in a slightly better mood."

On the afternoon of April 7, 2015, Liu Xiang officially announced his retirement on Weibo. On June 25, 2015, Liu Xiang announced his divorce from actor wife Ge Tian on Weibo.

Liu Xiang, born on July 13, 1983 in Putuo District, Shanghai, is a 110-meter hurdles athlete of the Chinese men's track and field team. In the history of Chinese sports and athletics, he is also the first athlete in the history of Asian athletics to win many honors such as Olympic champion, indoor and outdoor world champion, IAAF Grand Prix Grand Prix finals champion, and world record holder.

In 2004, Liu Xiang won the gold medal at the Athens Olympics by tying the world record set by Britain's Colin Jackson. In 2006, he won the championship at the Lausanne Athletics Super Grand Prix in Switzerland, breaking the world record of 13 years held in 12.88 seconds. In June 2012, Liu Xiang ranked first in the world 110m hurdles, and Liu Xiang regained the top spot after five years.

On August 7, 2012, in the men's 110-meter hurdles preliminaries of the London Olympic Games, Liu Xiang ended the Olympic competition due to injury.

On February 3, 2015, Liu Xiang served as the promotion ambassador of the IAAF World Athletics Championships in Beijing.

This Achilles tendon rupture undoubtedly accelerated his retirement. He is 29 years old, and he has experienced three Olympic Games, which is already a rare achievement, although there were accidents in both times, but he did his best. Do your best.

Of course not, he looks like he's going to retire after London, but I don't want to, I still hope he retires later.

In fact, according to the current situation, Liu Xiang is still better retired. After all, he is no longer young, and his injuries are serious. It is better to retire early, so as not to fall into a lifelong illness and regret it too late!

No, but he may retire after the London Olympics.

No, I am preparing for the London Olympics, I hope Liu Xiang can win the championship, blessings.

Not at the moment, he ran his last run at the London Olympics and he retired after that!

He has not retired and has already confirmed his participation in the 2012 London Olympics.

Liu Xiang plans to retire after the London Olympics in 2012.

The London Olympics were his last competition.

No, but it may be retired after the London Olympics.

Not yet; However, the London Olympics may be his last Olympics.

No, he would definitely be on the field at the London Olympics.

No, there will be another Olympics in London.

The truth about Liu Xiang's retirement.

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No, at the London Olympics.

No, he's been in good shape these days.

It's hard to say, there is a high probability of retirement.

No!! wo still wants to see him hit the world record! Don't retreat, don't adopt.

No, they will participate in the London Olympics.

The main reason for Liu Xiang's retirement is injury.

On April 7, 2015, Liu Xiang announced his retirement, and wrote in his retirement Weibo that at the 2012 London Olympics, I had Achilles tendon reconstruction surgery after my Achilles tendon rupture. Although I still have blood in my heart, my feet say no to me again and again, and it can no longer withstand the intensity of training and competition. Coach Sun Haiping also said in the interview that Liu Xiang has no way to conduct special training, indicating that his sports career will come to an end.

At the beginning of 2013, Liu Xiang began to plan for the future during the **** period in the United States. At that time, Li Yuyi, director of the Shanghai Sports Bureau, revealed that Liu Xiang was studying management and foreign languages at the same time during his recuperation, and served as the deputy secretary of the Youth League Committee of the Shanghai Sports Bureau. This year, Liu Xiang, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, put forward a proposal on improving the treatment of retired athletes at the two sessions, and everything seems to pave the way for the transformation of retirement.

The Achilles tendon ligament of the right foot has been fibrous, the elasticity is very poor, and the training intensity cannot keep up, so it can only be retired.

The expectations of the Chinese people are too high, and they can't run the results, and the money is almost earned, but you also retreat.

The Athletics Management Center detailed the reason for Liu Xiang's retirement - he has no intention of retiring.

Is it the reason for the withdrawal?

It's an injury.

Now I went to the United States for inspection, and I haven't retired yet.

Liu Xiang issued a retirement statement on April 7, 2015, which reads as follows:

Dear friends:

Ten years of competition, thank you for your continued attention and support, thank you Chinese sports, for giving me the opportunity to stand on the world stage and realize my dreams.

Time flies, and in the blink of an eye I am 33 years old, and I have experienced surgery, **, serious injury, **, and re-injury, ......Thank you for your continued care and encouragement, and it is your companionship and support that has allowed me to persevere.

Although I have been working hard for my dreams, the years are not forgiving, the body's functions have reached the limit, and I will face too many unpredictable risks to pursue my dreams, and I can't bear the pain and ** again.

This spring, I need to announce a decision: I have decided to retire from athletics and end my athletic career due to an injury that I cannot recover.

It was a very difficult decision for me, but I was convinced that I would not stop there in my life. Now it's time to give the stage to young people and let Chinese athletics develop better. I will continue to contribute to the development of sports in China, and strive to help China's young people to strive for their dreams, so that more children have the opportunity to develop themselves through sports.

Thank you again for your attention and support, thank you! "

Liu Xiang is a Chinese sprinter and sprint hurdler who won Olympic gold medals in the men's 110m hurdles in 2004 and 2008 and 110m hurdles at the 2007 and 2009 World Athletics Championships. However, due to multiple injuries, Liu Xiang officially announced his retirement in 2015.

Liu's injury problems began at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, when he withdrew from the competition due to a foot injury in the preliminaries, an incident that attracted widespread attention. In the years that followed, Liu Xiang suffered repeated injuries on various occasions, including injuries to his left ankle and right knee. Due to the impact of the injury, he missed the game and training on several occasions until he was finally unable to return to his previous form.

On April 7, 2015, Liu Xiang posted an article on Weibo, officially announcing his retirement decision. In the article, he wrote: "From the early days of my career, to my heyday, to today's injury, I have experienced ups and downs at all stages of my career.

There are too many difficulties on this road, and there are too many touches and gains. From now on, I'm going to leave the ring and start a new life. ”

The news of Liu Xiang's retirement has attracted widespread attention and repercussions, and he is known as a legendary figure and national hero in the history of Chinese track and field. His retirement also means that he will start a new life, while also remaining in an important place in people's hearts forever.

Liu Xiang made his retirement announcement on October 30, 2018, his last speech in 15 years since he jumped out of the track and field. In the statement, he reflected on his career and expressed his gratitude to his family, friends and fans who supported him, and said that he would continue to contribute to athletics. He also said that he still has a lot of dreams to achieve and that he will continue to work hard to become a better person.