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…

This season marks the first after reforms in the Chinese Volleyball Super League. Previously criticized for its short duration, we have extended the new season to March and introduced a youth team system with promotion and relegation, which has intensified competition and instilled a sense of urgency among teams. If a team ranks eighth in the playoffs, it will be relegated to Group B. During the first stage of the regular season, aside from errors in individual player data released by the Chinese Volleyball Association (CVA), what stands out is the controversial call during a match between Tianjin and Shandong women's volleyball teams, where a ball that did not touch the ground was mistakenly ruled as such, sparking significant debate. On December 29th, the men's volleyball playoffs kicked off, with third-ranked Tianjin facing sixth-ranked Beijing, at Tianjin's home court. In the first set, with Beijing leading 15-13, Tianjin's No. 9 served, and the referee called it out of bounds. Tianjin challenged the call, and the replay confirmed the serve was in, awarding the point back to Tianjin. However, this process sparked controversy. The ball flew out from the sideline, but the video replay showed it coming from the baseline—a blatant discrepancy that is outrageous. The CVA's obvious fabrication is disheartening. With high-tech Hawk-Eye challenges in place, without them, referees would largely determine match outcomes, which is unfair to opponents who train diligently. The match was officiated by renowned referee Liu Jiang, who recently refereed Zhu Ting's match at the Women's Club World Cup. However, referees are powerless in this situation,…