In the CBA regular season, several key matches were played. Beijing Beiqi, which has recently been inconsistent in performance, lost to Qingdao and Zhou Qi was ejected after receiving two technical fouls, which could lead to additional penalties. The defending champion Liaoning team narrowly defeated Ningbo. During the match between Beijing Beiqi and Qingdao, Zhou Qi became dissatisfied with the referee for not blowing the whistle and received a technical foul. He then quickly received another one and was ejected from the game. For Zhou Qi's offensive play, the referee did not make any calls, neither for an offensive nor defensive foul. From the slow-motion replay, there was indeed contact between the players, but Yang Hanshen did not have any excessive actions, so the referee's decision not to intervene was correct. However, the reason for blowing two technical fouls in a row is unclear. Did Zhou Qi use trash talk while questioning the referee's call? Only the parties involved would know. Generally, when a player questions the referee's call too aggressively, they receive one technical foul, and another referee usually steps in to push the player away to prevent the situation from escalating. This time, even though the referee pushed Zhou Qi away, the incident was not resolved, indicating that Zhou Qi was very dissatisfied with the referee's decision. In the match between Liaoning and Ningbo, Han Dejun was called for an offensive foul and also vented at the referee, but the referee did not call a technical foul on Han Dejun. This shows a clear double standard in the…

Translation of the article content into English: In the fiercely competitive arena of the CBA 2024-25 season, with the schedule quietly reaching its halfway point, teams have gone through multiple rounds of fierce battles, and the recruitment work has basically settled. Although some teams are still making minor adjustments, the overall pattern has already begun to take shape. At this moment, the CBA rankings are like a mirror, clearly reflecting the true state of each team. Previously, there were shocking upsets on the court, with Liaoning team suffering a penalty shootout defeat by Qingdao team, and Xinjiang team unexpectedly losing to Tongxi, which led to new changes in the rankings. Let us delve deeper into the mysteries behind these results. Among many teams, Guangsha men's basketball team's performance can be called a model of stability. With an impressive record of 25 wins and 4 losses, they firmly occupy the top spot. Their rhythm control on the court is like a precise clock, with each transition from offense to defense being just right. If they can continue to maintain such a good momentum, the trophy for the regular season championship seems to be beckoning to them. However, just as there is always shadow behind the sun, Guangsha men's basketball team also faces an issue that cannot be ignored - the risk of injury. Two core players of the team, Hu Jinqiu and Sun Minghui, have been plagued by injuries frequently in previous years, as if shrouded by the gloom of injuries, becoming known as "glass men" in the eyes of many.…

A seemingly ordinary basketball game turned into a spectacle due to an incident involving Chinese basketball player Zhou Qi. The headline that caught the attention of those following the match was: "Zhou Qi loses his temper, berates the referee, and is directly ejected from the court!" Beijing Auto lost their away game to Qingdao with a score of 89-99, which in itself was not an embarrassing defeat. However, what truly escalated the situation and became the focus after the game was Zhou Qi's emotional breakdown during the third quarter. During the game, Zhou Qi, the team's most relied-upon center, got into a dispute with the referee, resulting not only in a technical foul but also his ejection from the game due to continuous protest. Zhou Qi, who had just recovered from a cold, lost control of his emotions in the face of adversity, ultimately turning a potential comeback for his team into a complete failure. Looking back, was this merely a "mistake" within a single game, or does it reflect deeper issues involving Zhou Qi and the Beijing Auto team? On paper, Zhou Qi's presence had raised expectations for Beijing Auto's performance in this game. Although his return from illness left him somewhat under par, he still demonstrated his dominance in the paint with his height, physique, and technical prowess. Yang Hanshen, a 27-year-old rookie from Qingdao, faced Zhou Qi, who was seen as a promising new force. Zhou Qi clearly had the upper hand in several exchanges, as evidenced by his successful baskets and offensive dominance. Unfortunately, despite Zhou…

Beijing Shougang has spent a fortune to bring back Zhou Qi, but who would have thought that his performance would be like a "microwave" - hot and cold at times, and even crashing at critical moments; a 20-year-old young player from Qingdao has exploded Beijing's interior line, running all over the court and grabbing the limelight; while after the game, coach Xu Limin once again served up his spiritual chicken soup. Does this approach really work? Who should be blamed for Shougang's difficulties? Zhou Qi, who is Beijing Shougang's big investment, when he returned to the court, everyone's expectations were instantly raised. Unfortunately, Zhou Qi's performance in this game was disappointing, scoring only 10 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 assist throughout the game. Such statistics are already perfunctory for an ordinary rotation player, let alone a star of his level. Throughout the game, he seemed to have lost his soul, unable to grab rebounds, always half a beat late in defense, and even his sense of position was off. Honestly, this performance makes people wonder if Zhou Qi is really healthy now? Can he really carry the burden of Beijing Shougang? But the problem is not just with the data. In the third quarter, he launched a "sudden attack" on the referee due to a call, resulting in his ejection from the game. Emotional outbursts are the most fatal weakness for a core player. The referee's whistle may be controversial, but Zhou Qi's handling method undoubtedly undermined his own position. Even if he was angry inside, sitting down on the…

On the night of January 17, it was not only Zhou Qi who lost face, but also the entire Beijing men's basketball team! Netizens hotly debated and pointed out incisively and vividly: It is difficult for the Beijing men's basketball team to enter the playoffs this year. The foreign players score less than the opponents in every game, Zhou Qi is on the sidelines with a high-hanging exemption card, the whole team has no three-pointers, no tactics, no physical strength, no speed, and no free throws. Although Zhou Qi has high talent, he must also work hard and be disciplined. Even someone as strong as James can stay strong for twenty years, which is inseparable from self-discipline. The Beijing team is really finished, spending so much money in vain, with no hope of even making it into the top eight. They spent a fortune inviting a big shot, whose skills haven't improved but his temper has grown significantly. What has he brought to the Beijing team? Haven't the management given this serious thought? Zhou Qi doesn't play well and has a bad temper. How many points do you get for a game with top salary? Stop thinking too highly of yourself and speak with your abilities. Now, the Beijing team has become a joke. They invest so much every year but achieve very little. How much does it cost to buy Zhou Qi every year? He has only played a few games this year, and after finally recovering, he was expelled from the court. This season may be another failed…

Unexpectedly, a rare strong confrontation between two talented Chinese basketball centers was overshadowed by the referees. In the 32nd round of the CBA regular season, Beijing and Qingdao engaged in a highly anticipated match. Yang Hanshen joined Rich Paul's team and is about to participate in the NBA draft, while Zhou Qi chose to return to the court despite illness to challenge Yang Hanshen with his weakened state. Ultimately, this showdown between two talented CBA centers ended with Zhou Qi being ejected and Yang Hanshen losing the battle but not the game. In this match, Zhou Qi was hastily ejected after playing for just over two quarters. In the third quarter, at the start of the game, Zhou Qi was allegedly fouled by Yang Hanshen during an offensive matchup and knocked down, but the referee did not call a foul at first. Zhou Qi was somewhat dissatisfied but did not lose his temper until Zhang Cairen created a foul and went to the free-throw line, entering a dead-ball situation. During Zhang Cairen's two free throws, Zhou Qi argued with referee Huang Diankui about what had just happened. Initially, Zhou Qi's emotions were relatively stable, and he only questioned referee Huang Diankui with his hands outstretched. However, Huang Diankui did not pay attention to Zhou Qi and blew a technical foul before walking away. This made Zhou Qi very angry, and he chased after Huang Diankui again to challenge him. Zhou Qi became emotionally agitated and began to scold Huang Diankui, who did not hesitate to make the disqualification ejection gesture.…

Translation of the content: Recently, Beijing BAIC has been having a tough time. In the last round, they suffered a crushing defeat against Beikong by 27 points in the Beijing derby. In this round, they lost another game by 10 points against Qingdao, resulting in two consecutive defeats and a continuous drop in their ranking. It's becoming increasingly difficult for them to return to the top four of the standings, and even maintaining their position in the top eight at the end of the second stage is becoming a luxury. So, what are the main problems with Beijing BAIC? This season, Beijing BAIC underwent a complete overhaul, bringing in a new coach and acquiring players like Zhou Qi and Chen Yingjun from the transfer market. Their foreign players are also stronger than last season, with a comprehensive upgrade in the lineup. It's undeniable that BAIC's performance was impressive in the first stage, but as the league progressed and they faced more strong opponents, their record began to decline. Injuries have been an unavoidable topic, but many strong teams, including Guangdong, Liaoning, Shanghai, and Xinjiang, have managed to overcome them. However, BAIC's performance has deteriorated, because compared to these teams, they lack something that prevents them from transforming into a true powerhouse. In last night's game, Zhou Qi's outburst leading to his disqualification was also one of the reasons for the loss. However, this may not be the main cause. While it's true that Zhou Qi's angry outburst against the referee was inappropriate, the referee seemed overly domineering, immediately blowing a…

On January 17, in a CBA regular season game where Qingdao hosted Beijing, Zhou Qi was ejected from the game after receiving two technical fouls just two minutes into the second half. It appeared that Zhou Qi was unable to control his emotions due to dissatisfaction with the referees, but it may have been part of a larger strategy. Previously, he always used injuries and colds as excuses, but this time he changed tactics by proactively applying for disqualification. Observing the reactions of his teammates at the time reveals the unspoken truth. This season, Zhou Qi has been inconsistent since joining Beijing, with the value of a starter and the contribution of a substitute, sometimes even falling short of bench players. After a long absence, media friends close to him spread word that Zhou Qi had twice volunteered to participate in the game, but Xu Limin, considering the player's health, did not allow him to compete while sick. This statement is both positive and warm, but the reality is far more complicated. In this game, Zhou Qi missed two free throws completely, making only 2 out of 7 attempts, which is quite amateurish. He did not gain much advantage over Yang Hanshen on the court, and instead, the young player from Qingdao caused him considerable trouble. Zhou Qi was angry and could not find an outlet for his frustration, wishing to leave the court as soon as possible. Just two minutes into the third quarter, with Beijing trailing 47:59 by 12 points, Zhou Qi fell while trying to overpower Yang…

The Beijing team lost to the Qingdao team by 10 points with a score of 89-88, suffering a two-game losing streak. This performance has left many Beijing fans disappointed, as it seems they have little hope of winning the championship or even making it into the top four of the CBA. During the game, both teams were closely matched in the first quarter, with scores neck and neck. However, in the second quarter, the Beijing team had significant defensive issues, unable to stop Qingdao's key players, leading to an increasing point difference. By halftime, Beijing was trailing Qingdao by 12 points with a score of 43-55. Why did Beijing lose to Qingdao? There are several reasons, including Beijing's poor free throw accuracy, with only 14 out of 29 attempts made for a 48% success rate. Additionally, their three-point shooting was abysmal, with only 5 out of 25 attempts successful, a mere 20% accuracy, which is clearly unacceptable. Since Zhou Qi joined the Beijing team, he has been either recovering from injuries or dealing with colds, playing very few games. In this match against Qingdao, Zhou Qi finally returned to play. His return and the anticipated matchup with Yang Hanshen excited many fans. However, Zhou Qi's performance was disappointing, as he made numerous mistakes and had a low shooting accuracy, making only 4 out of 10 attempts, a mere 40%. His free throw accuracy was also poor, with only 2 out of 7 attempts successful, less than 30%. It was even more embarrassing when Zhou Qi missed all three free throws,…

In this season, Zhao Rui's situation is not very optimistic. It should be noted that he has missed many games of the Xinjiang team in the first place. And when he took to the court to play, his overall state seemed a bit off, as if his mind was not fully focused on the game, appearing somewhat distracted. Moreover, his temper is really fiery, and he can be easily provoked by the slightest incident. Just recently, didn't he get into a conflict with the referee and openly defy the referee, resulting in a suspension and a fine? In this season, there is another top-paid player, Zhou Qi, whose performance seems to be aligning with Zhao Rui's trend. In the first stage of the competition, Zhou Qi missed several games due to injury. When he returned in the second stage, his participation was intermittent and unstable. Take this round's match against Qingdao as an example; Zhou Qi actually received technical fouls one after another during the game, ultimately leading to his ejection from the court. During the matchup with Yang Hanshen, Zhou Qi's performance was far from outstanding. In the third quarter, when he faced Yang Hanshen, dissatisfied with the referee's decision, Zhou Qi directly vented his emotions at the referee, resulting in two technical fouls and being ejected from the court. On the verge of leaving the court, Zhou Qi played for 17 minutes. During this time, he made 10 shots and hit 4, scoring 10 points and grabbing 3 rebounds. However, what is quite comical is that Zhou Qi,…