Let's talk about the western conference finals.

I have been angry many times, saying that it is against sportsmanship on the court. The first time was in the men's team final of Rio Olympic Games. Toshiichi Mizutani of Japan unexpectedly defeated Xu Xin and scored a point against Malone. At that time, Shui Gu Junlang of Japan defeated Liu, the originator of table tennis, and punched him as if Japan had defeated China.

His arrogance is enough to show how difficult it is for him to beat China athletes, so he used arrogance to provoke China team to cover up his inner weakness. As a national player, he doesn't know how to respect his opponent and has no cultivation. In my opinion, even if you are a little stronger now, winning once and "showing your muscles" in this way will not go far in your future sports career. Also, Liu is an elder. Even if he is the opponent's coach, he shouldn't be so rude to his elders. It is said that the Japanese are very polite, but I didn't see it.

Australian swimming rookie mark houghton publicly claimed that China's Sun Yang was a "stimulant", especially after winning the men's 400m freestyle.

Later, after investigation, we all know that the so-called banned drugs are the drugs used to treat heart disease in Sun Yang. Sun Yang took it by mistake without knowing that there were illegal drugs in it. This is a fact that FINA has admitted, but Horton still insists on it, which is really not a "winner" style.

Some people say that Horton is still young, a young man and a champion. Arrogance is nothing. I don't think the titles of "champion" and "genius" can be the reason why he doesn't respect his opponent. It is said that there are people outside the mountain. I hope these athletes learn how to respect their opponents before they become athletes.