T1 has been stripped of their S14 championship title! A renowned coach claims that the industry believes BLG is the world champion. Everyone knows that BLG is a strong team and should be considered one of the top teams in LPL. Their dominance is indeed impressive, but when it comes to international competitions, their performance is not as outstanding. In the S14 World Championship, BLG only managed to secure the runner-up position, with T1 taking the crown. Many fans are willing to accept this outcome, as losing is part of the game and there's no point in making excuses. However, a well-known coach has made a controversial statement, suggesting that BLG is the true world champion. Is he trying to strip T1 of their S14 championship title? This coach, known as Poppy, stated during a live broadcast that the results do not define everything. From the perspective of industry insiders, BLG is the world champion. His reasoning is quite peculiar; he believes that if the finals were played 100 times, BLG would win 60 times, while T1 would only win 40 times. Despite T1 ultimately winning, Poppy argues that from a professional standpoint, BLG has already emerged victorious. He claims that BLG consistently had an advantage in the matches, and the choice of heroes was not a significant factor. This is utter nonsense, and many fans do not agree with his bizarre statements. Regardless of whether you are a coach or anyone else, no one can take away T1's S14 world championship title. BLG only achieved the runner-up position in…

Sang Lan, known as the "Queen of Vault," was paralyzed at the age of 17 and later claimed $1.8 billion in compensation. Here's how she is doing now. Born in Ningbo, Zhejiang in 1981, Sang Lan started practicing gymnastics at a young age and entered the national team at the age of 12. Her talent was evident to all, and at 16, she won the national vault championship, earning her the title of "Queen of Vault." During her time with the national team, Sang Lan frequently represented China in international competitions, often achieving first or second place, making her a rising star in the gymnastics world. However, tragedy struck when Sang Lan suffered an accident during training for the Fourth American Goodwill Games. Despite immediate medical attention, she was diagnosed with spinal fractures and paraplegia below the chest, requiring her to spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair. This devastating news left Sang Lan and her parents in tears, but also filled her with anger. Believing that the organizers were responsible for her paralysis, Sang Lan sued the American Gymnastics Association and the event organizers, seeking a staggering $1.8 billion in compensation, one of the largest personal injury claims in history. Despite reports from Xinhua News Agency stating that it was not the fault of others, Sang Lan persisted in her legal battle, which became a high-profile case involving two countries. While the lawsuit was ongoing, Sang Lan's physical condition gradually improved, and she did not give up on public appearances. She became the first Chinese person to…

Let's talk about the current situation in the CBA this season, it's really exciting. The 20 teams are divided into four categories, each with their own stories and suspense. First, let's talk about the elimination category. Fujian men's basketball team is in a terrible state, winning only one game in 15 rounds and suffering from a seven-game losing streak. Coach Zhu Shilong insists on not adjusting tactics and is not interested in building a local lineup. Jiangsu team is not much better, with the lowest average points and assists, and a win rate of less than 13% in the first half of the season. Shenzhen team lost its core players Shen Zijie and Salinge, new coach Zhou Peng's tactics are immature, and they are also limited by funds. Guangzhou team's local lineup is poor, young players are not up to the task, even with foreign coaches it is difficult to make progress. Tianjin team's coaching level is average, it is difficult to make a breakthrough. Sichuan team under the leadership of Han Shuo only focuses on foreign aid, the local lineup is weak. Ningbo team's local lineup is poor, young players can't carry the weight. Jilin team's strength was halved due to the injury of大腿Jones. How should these teams change the current situation? Looking at the top eight category, Tongxi, Beikong, Guangdong, and Qingdao are competing fiercely. After the first half of the season, Qingdao team has a total win rate of 62.5% and is temporarily ranked eighth, Guangdong team has a win rate of 54.2%, Beikong team has a…

The CBA league is down to just 21 rounds of regular season games, with the current standings showing Zhejiang Guangsha in first place, Shanxi in second, Shandong in third, Zhejiang Chouzhou in fourth, Liaoning and Xinjiang in fifth and sixth respectively. Despite Xinjiang being ranked behind Liaoning, they have one more win and have played one fewer game. As a result, the best head coach for the new season is likely to come from these six teams. Originally, Liu Wei, the head coach of Xinjiang, was the most likely candidate for this honor, as he is the only one among them who is coaching a CBA team for the first time. However, a remark of "Let him shoot! Let the SB shoot!" may have cost him his eligibility for the award. Although there have been changes in the number of foreign players used in the new season, teams still need the support of domestic players to remain competitive in the long run. It has been proven that teams with strong overall strength in domestic players still have the potential to compete for the championship title in the new season. While it is not yet possible to confidently predict the championship outcome for the new season, teams that are currently in the top six of the league, such as Zhejiang Guangsha, Shanxi, Shandong (although Shandong may be slightly lacking in overall strength, but if injuries can be controlled well, they still have a chance), Zhejiang Chouzhou, Xinjiang, and Liaoning, are capable of competing for the championship after the halfway point of…

Recently, the news that Zheng Kunliang, the coach of Chinese swimming team's famous coach and Olympic champion Pan Zhanle, has been awarded the title of "Best Coach in Asia 2024" has attracted attention in the domestic sports circle. It is worth noting that this is the second consecutive year that the Chinese swimming team has won this honor. In 2023, the title of "Best Coach in Asia" went to Cui Dengrong, the coach of Zhang Yufei and Qian Haiyang. A year later, Zheng Kunliang once again won this award for the team. Netizens have left messages saying, "Congratulations to Coach Zheng, this is the best recognition for his silent efforts over the years!" "Helping Pan Zhanle win the Olympic gold medal and creating history for Chinese men's 100m freestyle at the Olympics, he deserves it!" Zheng Kunliang was once a freestyle swimmer in China and achieved good results during his athletic career. At the 2005 National Games, Zheng Kunliang and his teammates won gold medals in the 4x100m freestyle and 4x200m freestyle relay events. After retiring, Zheng Kunliang taught at a sports vocational and technical college of a local team. According to relevant sources, during the Rio Olympic cycle, Zheng Kunliang actively cooperated with the training work of former Chinese swimming Olympic champion Sun Yang as an assistant coach, becoming one of the behind-the-scenes heroes of the latter's Olympic gold medal. During the Tokyo Olympic cycle, Zheng Kunliang was nominated several times for the annual best coach in the domestic sports circle. In 2018, Pan Zhanle began to stand out…

The Shanghai team has spoken up in support of Fan Zhendong, revealing the significant sacrifices and efforts made to ensure his gold medal victory at the Paris Olympics. Despite not having a coach or sparring partner during his Olympic campaign, Fan Zhendong was able to achieve his dream of winning gold and completing his Grand Slam with the help of the Shanghai team and mentor Wang Liqin. Currently, there is controversy surrounding Fan Zhendong and Chen Meng's decision to withdraw from international competitions, which led to fines and their eventual withdrawal from the events. The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) has initiated an investigation into the matter, hoping to find a resolution. The Shanghai team, Fan Zhendong's club, has come forward to voice their support, shedding light on the challenges Fan faced during the Paris Olympics. In a recent interview, Shanghai team's head coach Zhang Yang discussed his views on the situation. He mentioned that Fan Zhendong competed without a coach or sparring partner, highlighting the difficulties he encountered. In response, teammate Zhao Zihao self-funded his own training sessions with Fan Zhendong. However, due to not being part of the national table tennis plan, Zhao Zihao was often stopped at the entrance of competitions and had to purchase his own tickets to watch and support Fan Zhendong. Furthermore, the Shanghai team took on the responsibility of Fan Zhendong's logistical support, covering all expenses including on-site match tickets, accommodation, meals, and other costs. This level of care and dedication from Wang Liqin and the Shanghai team towards Fan Zhendong has been…

Recently, the CBA has been experiencing a tumultuous period with various outrageous behaviors and fines flying left and right. The physical altercations between Du Runwang and Wu Yujia, as well as the shoving match between Qi Lin and Goodwin, seem minor in comparison to what's happening now. It's not just player-to-player conflicts; it's escalated to chasing after referees. Zhao Rui was fined 100,000 yuan and suspended for five games for pursuing and confronting a referee. After the penalty was announced, many felt it was too lenient. Zhao Rui's public confrontation with the referee is unprecedented in CBA history and is considered very serious. For context, a Chinese Super League player who clashed with a referee was banned for a year, yet CBA seems to have shown mercy to Zhao Rui. During one particularly intense game, filled with a strong sense of tension, there were a total of 62 fouls and 60 free throws. Multiple technical fouls were called, and two players were ejected from the game. The competition was fierce, with both coaches determined to win, unwilling to give an inch. In the heat of the fourth quarter, the usually composed Liu Wei grew impatient with Yu Dehao's perceived flopping to draw fouls. He shouted at Yu Dehao during his offensive play, calling him an "SB" and urging him to shoot, repeating this several times. Yu Dehao reported Liu Wei's insults to the referees, but they did not take action. The media coverage of this incident has had a severely negative impact on Liu Wei's image and character. As a…

During the opening ceremonies of the Chengdu International ITTF Mixed Team World Cup and the Table Tennis Super League Finals, the calls for the resignation of the Table Tennis Association Chairman Liu Guoliang have intensified. This is particularly evident after Fan Zhendong, Chen Meng, and Ma Long withdrew from the world rankings, for which Liu Guoliang, as the head of WTT, cannot shirk responsibility. Will this affect his position? Furthermore, the former director of the Pingyu Center, Yang Xinli, has been transferred to the National Sports General Administration Training Bureau, leaving an open position. There are speculations that Liu Guoliang is a hot candidate for the position, but the final outcome is still uncertain. If Liu Guoliang leaves the Table Tennis Association, who would be the appropriate successor? I believe there are two candidates. Firstly, Wang Liqin. After the resignation of the Table Tennis Association Chairman, it is logical for the Vice-Chairman to take over. Among the Vice-Chairmen, there are Liu Yi, Zhang Xiaopeng, Wang Liqin, Qin Zhijian, Gao Yaxiang, and Zhang Lei, with Wang Liqin having the highest profile and the greatest likelihood of taking over. Secondly, Ma Lin. Liu Guoliang himself was promoted from the head coach of the national table tennis team to the Chairman of the Table Tennis Association, following this path, the head coach of the Chinese table tennis team, Li Sun, had hopes, but at 62 years old, he may not be suitable. Selecting from within the team, the women's table tennis coach Ma Lin is a good choice, as he has excelled both…

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In 2006, a penalty kick propelled Grosso to the pinnacle of his life, making him a hero in the hearts of countless fans. However, who could have anticipated that this man, who once shed sweat and created legends on the world stage, would experience ups and downs again and again after becoming a coach, even being regarded as a "hero in decline"? The contrast between his deification at the World Cup and the vicissitudes of his coaching career begs the question: Why isn't a talented player also a talented coach? During the 2006 World Cup final, the hearts of countless Italian football fans were tightly grasped by Grosso. In the match against France, he scored the decisive penalty kick, directly sending Italy to the top of the world. At that moment, Grosso became the "national hero" of Italian football, with nationwide celebrations, and his figure was forever etched into the annals of football history. The significance of this match went beyond victory or defeat; it was an emotional redemption for Italian football. Prior to 2006, Italian football had fallen into a slump and was even considered to have "no more geniuses." But on that day, Grosso stood up and sealed his godly status with one kick. It can be said that it was precisely this penalty kick that made countless people believe that Italian football was still the "fighting nation on the green field." However, the peak of a player does not extend to their coaching career. There is an old saying in the football world: "Playing well doesn't necessarily…