Who is the badminton player who cried when he lost the game?

In the 2016 Rio Olympics, in the badminton 1 4 finals, Li Yuanyin and her partner lost the game to the Chinese team, which made Li Yuanyin very sad and cried bitterly.

The badminton player who cried bitterly after losing the match was Kurihara Harina, who has excellent talent and good strength in badminton.

The badminton player who cried bitterly after losing the match was Ai Fukuhara, who once couldn't beat her opponent in the game, so she chose to cry on the spot.

Badminton is a beautiful, elegant sport, fierce matches and confrontations are certainly exciting, but injuries are always inevitable, some injuries are good for a few days off, and they will not affect the game and the body, but some injuries will have a huge impact on the player's entire career.

In the semi-finals of the 2016 European Championships, the Russian dark horse combination Ivanov Sosonov Sosonov in the match against the Danish pair Sorensen Anders, after the third game was tied at 16, Sosonov ruptured his Achilles tendon when he landed on a jump shot in the backcourt, and fell to the ground in pain.

In the men's singles semifinals of the 2016 India Super Series, Xue Song, the "hopeful star" of the national feather, in the match against Kento Momota, Xue Song won one game 21-17, and when he led 6-3 in the second game, he was injured due to a torn meniscus on the outside, and due to the severity of the injury, he was carried out of the game on a stretcher, and finally withdrew from the game.

In the 2016 India Tournament, in the mixed doubles semifinals, Lu Kai, Huang Yaqiong and Gao Chengxuan Kim Ha Na were in the tiebreaker at 18-14, and the long-legged beauty Kim Ha Na in the hearts of fans was hit to the back of her head by Gao Cheng Hyun with a racket, and the racket was interrupted. Kim Ha Na looked pained and fell to the ground crying, and the match was forced to stop temporarily.

In the 2013 World Championships, Li Zongwei in the semi-finals and Du Pengyu's 3-game battle physical exertion was huge, and the air conditioning in the stadium was turned off in the second game, in the deciding game to 20-17, the backward Li Zongwei reluctantly chose to retire because of thigh cramps, and Lin Dan won the World Championships for the fifth time in history.

At the European Team Championships in February 2016, Mogenson's right brain aneurysm ruptured and a craniotomy was performed. But Mogensen only had a three-month break before miraculously returning to the field. He also quickly participated in the Indonesian Super Series, reached the second round, and then won the United States championship, and won the only men's doubles Olympic qualification for the Danish badminton team at the last minute.

In the women's singles bronze medal match of the 2012 London Olympics, Wang Xin, the "queen of foreign wars" at that time, sprained her left knee and was forced to retire against Neville. During the game, Wang Xin signaled several times that there was sweat on the bottom line and asked to wipe it off, but the referee refused her request. In the final stage of the first game, Wang Xin slipped while returning the ball from the baseline, and this injury also became the foreshadowing of the end of her career.

In the group stage of the 2012 Thomas Cup, Lee Chong Wei accidentally sprained his right ankle when he hit 2:0 in the PK Gade game.

In the 2010 China Masters, Wang Lin fell unexpectedly, but she chose to continue playing. In terms of sportsmanship, Wang Lin has done an impeccable job; But for Wang Lin herself, this may be one of the worst decisions of her life. After insisting on playing a few balls, she fell to the court again.

After examination, the anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament of the left knee were ruptured, which is a very fatal injury for a badminton player.

Wang Shixian, born on February 13, 1990 in Suzhou, Jiangsu, graduated from Nanjing University of Finance and Economics, and is a player of the Chinese women's badminton team.

In 2002, Wang Shixian entered the Jiangsu badminton team. In 2006, Wang Shixian was selected for the second team of the Chinese badminton team. In June 2009, at the Malaysia Open, Wang Shixian won her first international open title.

In November 2010, Wang Shixian won the women's singles championship in the badminton competition of the Guangzhou Asian Games, and Wang Shixian became the youngest women's singles champion in the history of the Asian Games. In May 2011, Wang Shixian won the Uber Cup with the Chinese badminton team and became the new world champion of the Chinese badminton team. In May 2014, Wang Shixian won the Uber Cup with the Chinese badminton team again.

This afternoon, I played badminton with a four-year-old child. (At the beginning, the reader is told that the opponent of the competition is a four-year-old child, laying the groundwork for the following "crying and laughing".) )

I set the boundaries and let the kid serve. He didn't seem to have learned to play badminton, he just watched others play. I saw that he tried to put the shuttlecock on the racket, and the hand holding the shuttlecock slowly moved back, and when he stretched the racket forward, the shuttlecock actually fell.

Good sentence) I almost laughed out loud when I saw his funny appearance, who invented this serve? But for the sake of his young age and beginner badminton, I don't laugh at him. But several times in a row, he didn't succeed (of course, I also taught for free several times, but he didn't listen), so I was a little anxious.

By the eighth time, he finally "succeeded" with his serve. But it wasn't the other – it was a super low ball, almost hitting the ground and heading straight for my toes. Before I could react, the ball was touching the tip of my toe.

Seeing the little guy happily yelling "win" there, I smiled wryly and had to let him go. (The action description is meticulous, expressive, and vivid, and a badminton ball is brought to life.) ）

Next, there are many things that make me cry and laugh. Another time, I served a ball that didn't go out of bounds, but it almost hit the bounds. The little guy said that the line was too much, and he gently rubbed the ball beyond the boundary, so that I could come and see.

Good sentence) forget about the waiter, let it happen again. The little guy "won" several times, and I "lost" several times. When I got home from playing with him, I laughed for a few minutes.

Grasping the characteristics of the action not only writes the innocence of a four-year-old child, but also makes people laugh. ）

This is really a hilarious (laughable) badminton match!