Why is badminton passive in London Olympic Games?

As China's and have already advanced, they are suspected of deliberately losing to South Korea's Zheng He group to avoid meeting another group of domestic players prematurely. This is the famous passive badminton competition in London.

This move also led to the extremely negative performance of South Korea and Indonesia in the subsequent games, and the bad influence caused unanimous condemnation from the fans present. On the evening of August 1 Sunday, the International Badminton Federation finally made a final judgment on eight badminton women's doubles players, including Yu Yang/Wang Xiaoli, who passively played and deliberately let the ball go.

After hearing and repeated discussions by badminton officials, China's Yu Yang/Wang Xiaoli was disqualified from the London Olympic Games together with three other couples, paying a heavy price for the "silent ball".

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What happened: I want to avoid playing the "silent ball" between China and South Korea.

In the last group match of women's badminton doubles, China lost to South Korean team Zheng/with14-211-21,which attracted a lot of boos from British fans. The tournament supervisor even interrupted the game twice and went to the scene to talk with four players, hoping that they could play more professionally.

Because China's other team, Ching Tien/Zhao, unexpectedly lost to the Danish team in the final round of the earlier group match, they can only qualify as the second in the group. Once Yu Yang/Wang Xiaoli advance to the quarter-finals, the two China teams will be divided into one and a half zones and meet in the semi-finals in advance.

However, if Zheng He wins the second place in the group, they may even meet their teammates in Group C in the final of14. The idea of two pairs of combinations hit it off, and there was such a "silent ball".

As the world champion of women's doubles, Yu Yang/Wang Xiaoli has repeatedly made low-level mistakes in hitting the ball and being caught out of bounds, which naturally aroused strong dissatisfaction from the audience, so there was a scene of constant booing.

The competition director also attaches great importance to this matter. He interrupted the game twice and went into the stadium to talk with four players, hoping that they could play more professionally. However, in the end, South Korea won easily with 21-14/21-1.

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