In the second round of the Australian Open, Zheng Qinwen faced off against German veteran Siegemund and ultimately lost with a score of 0:2. After the match, the two penalties given by the umpire are likely to become a hot topic among fans. Both penalties were issued due to Zheng Qinwen's excessive time spent preparing to serve, especially after the second warning in the second set, which caused her to lose control of her emotions and miss a first serve opportunity. It is evident that these two penalties were quite crucial. Of course, there is no "if" in my tennis matches. These two penalties were seen as extremely unfair by many Chinese fans, and even the umpire was criticized by them. But was there really a problem with these penalties? It can be said that they do seem harsh, but their fairness is beyond doubt. After all, following the two warnings from the umpire, the broadcast camera immediately focused on the timer next to the umpire, which is used to calculate the player's serving preparation time. It is clear that the umpire made the decision based entirely on the timer and not on a subjective judgment that Zheng Qinwen's serving time was too long. Zheng Qinwen was indeed 100% over the limit, and according to the rules, she was not wronged at all by the penalty. In fact, the situation where Zheng Qinwen took too long to serve is not the first time it has appeared. During last year's Paris Olympics, in the quarter-finals, Zheng Qinwen eliminated American player Navarro,…

On January 17th, Beijing time, the Japan Football Association officially announced a list of 14 newly promoted first-class referees. Among them, a referee named "Fu Ming" was notably included. According to information released by the Japan Football Association, this referee named "Fu Ming" is affiliated with the Tokyo Metropolitan Football Association. The Japanese football magazine "Gekisaka" directly published an article stating that this referee is indeed the international-level referee Fu Ming. If it is indeed the familiar CSL referee Fu Ming we know, it is expected that Fu Ming will "go abroad" and be permanently stationed in Japan for the new season, and may serve as the main referee in the J-League. As of now, other authoritative Japanese media have not followed up on the report, even the Japanese men's football team's accompanying reporter, Takeuchi, has also reposted the message, expressing his surprise. It is known that first-class referees of the Japan Football Association can undertake all football events held by the Japan Football Association. Born in 1983, Fu Ming became a national-level referee in 2008, obtained the qualification to enforce international-level matches in 2014, became an AFC elite referee in 2015, and won the silver whistle in the selection for the best referee award in the 2016 CSL season. Since then, Fu Ming has served as the main referee in many focus battles in the CSL. On the international stage, Fu Ming has also served as a referee for the AFC Champions League, Asian Cup, U20 World Cup, Tokyo Olympics, Club World Cup, etc., and was even included in…

Oh my, finally someone is directly confronting the CBA league referees. I've been watching basketball games for ten years, and I've never seen a player dare to be so aggressive towards the referees. Of course, there are tough guys like Sun Minghui, Wang Zhelin, Guo Ailun, as well as championship coaches Du Feng of the Guangdong team and Yang Ming of the Liaoning team. They only dare to raise their doubts and angrily confront the referees face-to-face, but they would never engage in excessive physical actions. But this time, Zhao Rui directly chest-bumped the referee. During the game between Xinjiang team and Shandong team, Zhao Rui was scoring on a layup when he was hit by Shandong's foreign aid Gali and slammed into the basketball hoop. However, the sideline referee who witnessed all this did not make any call. What's even more infuriating is that in the face of Zhao Rui's very emotional appeal, the sideline referee not only did not come forward with kind words to soothe and explain his missed call at the first opportunity, but instead gave a harsh T, provoking Zhao Rui's physical collision. Everyone knows what happened next. Zhao Rui was expelled from the game and disqualified, and then he was determined by Beijing Sports Company of China Basketball League to have seriously violated the spirit of sportsmanship and "Disciplinary Code of Chinese Men's Professional Basketball League," causing adverse effects on the CBA league. In order to maintain league discipline, Zhao Rui was given a five-game suspension and a fine of 100,000 yuan. After the…

At present, the three major ball sports have received attention from relevant national authorities! Therefore, the first Three Major Ball Games were held this year! Obviously, the relevant parties also hope to select more outstanding reserve talents through the events of the three major balls. But to be honest, it is not enough to only focus on the players, and it is also necessary to conduct key training for referees. In football matches, whether it is the Chinese Super League or the China League One, controversies have never stopped. Of course, considering the situation of Chinese football, we can understand that there are a large number of match-fixing incidents. However, the refereeing in basketball games is still questioned. And recently, the refereeing in the volleyball court has also aroused doubts! It's really outrageous that even the volleyball court has problems with the referee's decision! What exactly happened? Please continue reading below! In the second stage of the Chinese Men's Volleyball League, a focus match between Tianjin Men's Volleyball Team and Beijing Men's Volleyball Team took place. When Beijing Men's Volleyball Team was leading 15-13 in the first set, Tianjin Men's Volleyball Team served. The referee ruled out of bounds and awarded points to Beijing Men's Volleyball Team. The coaching staff of Tianjin Men's Volleyball Team challenged the decision. The referee verified it through video replay and still ruled in favor of Beijing Men's Volleyball Team. However, a big problem occurred during the video replay. This game was a focus match, and CCTV5 broadcasted it live on site. It was discovered…