Recently, multiple news from the CBA has caught the attention of fans. First, Beijing's Zhou Qi was disqualified during a game for insulting the referee. This improper behavior has drawn wide attention and resulted in him facing a one-game suspension. As a professional player, Zhou Qi should be aware of the impact of his actions on the game and the team. It is hoped that he can learn from this incident and face future games with a more mature and professional attitude! Additionally, Diallo of Shanxi has confirmed his temporary departure from the team due to family reasons. This is undoubtedly a significant blow to Shanxi, as Diallo is a capable player whose absence will affect the team's lineup and tactical arrangements. However, it is reported that Diallo will return during the window period cup, which will undoubtedly give Shanxi a boost. We look forward to him continuing to contribute to the team after his return. Last night against Ningbo, Liaoning's management expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of their big foreign aid, Patton, and are considering cutting him to continue searching for a new big foreign aid. This decision reflects Liaoning's high standards and strict requirements for their team lineup. As a championship-contending team, Liaoning needs to ensure that every player performs at their best. Therefore, they have chosen to cut Patton, who did not perform well, and continue to search for a more suitable big foreign aid to achieve better results in future games! Conclusion: These events remind us once again that competition in the CBA is becoming increasingly…

Controversy! Fans Criticize Xu Limin After the Game: Know Why Guangdong Gave Up on Zhou Qi Before? After the game, fans criticized Xu Limin, saying, "Do you know why Guangdong gave up on Zhou Qi before?" Netizens hotly debated and pointed out incisively: "Zhou Qi is now like iron that cannot be made into steel, lazy by nature, with no progress at all. He has used up his talent, and I haven't found any malicious intent; it can only be said that his mentality is immature and he lacks a sense of responsibility." Zhou Qi really lacks a professional attitude; once he became famous, he just wanted to make money and lay low. If a teammate had pulled him back before the second technical foul, he wouldn't have been sent off the court. Both Zhou Qi and Zhao Rui have been fishing for three days and sunbathing for two since leaving Guangdong. These big names are indeed wasted in Guangdong; the temple of Guangdong is too small to accommodate these two great gods. It seems that leaving was the right choice. What Guangdong should not have let go of was Zhou Peng; in this regard, Guangdong has wronged Zhou Peng. Xu Limin should step down; there's no tactics or vitality, and he has coached the women's basketball team too much, forgetting how the men's basketball team should be. Knowing that several veterans are no longer capable, he still insists on not using young players. Zhou Qi is just idling away his time, with colds, technical fouls, and ejections... This way,…

Last night's game between the Beijing team and the Qingdao team was highly anticipated due to the direct confrontation between veteran national player Zhou Qi and new national player Yang Hanshen, which garnered significant attention. However, this high-profile match turned out to be a disappointment as it was marred by a controversial whistle, resulting in Zhou Qi's ejection from the game, which was fiercely criticized by media personality Zhao Tanchang: "One of the most anticipated matchups tonight has turned into nothingness; 'professionalism' and 'commercialism' were both poorly executed." What exactly happened? Let's review the game. Zhou Qi played only 17 minutes in this game, scoring 10 points and grabbing 3 rebounds with 4 out of 10 shots. In the third quarter, after playing for just over a minute, Zhou Qi attacked the basket with the ball, and Yang Hanshen knocked him down while moving sideways, with obvious pushing actions. Zhou Qi, who fell to the ground, passed the ball to his teammate. After getting up, Zhou Qi sought an explanation from referee No. 59, questioning why the blocking foul was not called? The referee explained to him briefly and ended the conversation, but Zhou Qi continued to argue, resulting in the referee giving him a technical foul (T). Enraged by this unexpected technical foul, Zhou Qi continued to argue with the referee, who immediately gave him another T, leading to his ejection from the game. The operation of referee No. 59, Huang Diankui, has sparked significant controversy. Most media personnel and fans believe that the penalty was inappropriate. Through slow-motion…

On January 18th, Beijing time, the 32nd round of the CBA regular season saw seven intense battles in one night. Shanxi, Shandong, Beijing, and Shenzhen faced tough opponents ranked close to them, while Liaoning, Beikong, and Zhejiang had relatively easier opponents. That night, Shenzhen completed a perfect 22-point revenge, while Shanxi, Qingdao, Zhejiang, and Beikong were also big winners. However, Liaoning and Beijing had a turbulent time as they were disrupted by the referees' excessive involvement in the game. Ultimately, Liaoning narrowly escaped defeat, while Beijing became the biggest loser. Shenzhen defeated Jilin 118-96, securing another crucial victory in their pursuit of a playoff spot and moving up to 13th place in the rankings. In their previous encounter with Jilin, Shenzhen suffered a disappointing loss due to their inability to defend against Jones and Zhou Peng's poor performance in the fourth quarter (Zhou Peng did not play in the first three quarters). This time, Zhou Peng did not take unnecessary risks and entered the game early in the second quarter, scoring 7 points on 4-of-3 shooting to help the team establish a 39-20 lead over Jilin in the second quarter, leading by 25 points at halftime. The 25-point halftime lead was similar to their previous match, but this time Shenzhen did not give Jilin a chance to make a comeback. In the second half, Shenzhen maintained control of the game, and when they extended the lead to 33 points in the early stages of the fourth quarter, the game lost all suspense. The key to victory was that Shenzhen managed…

Recently, CBA referees have become the main characters of the league, even able to determine the direction of the game. Players such as Zhao Rui and Qi Lin have been suspended and fined for their dissatisfaction with the referees. In a match between Zhou Qi and Qingdao Men's Basketball, he was also dissatisfied with the referees and was directly ejected from the court. According to reports from Qingdao media, Zhou Qi is likely to be given an additional suspension. This season, Shanxi Men's Basketball's biggest success has been their foreign players, especially Diallo, who just helped the team defeat Shanghai Men's Basketball. However, due to family reasons, he will leave the team for a period of time and is expected to return during the club cup if all goes well. Liaoning Men's Basketball seems to have encountered a curse with their big foreign players this season, with both Achuer and Ture performing poorly and leaving. Patton initially performed well upon joining, but with the addition of Weber, he became redundant. Therefore, Liaoning Men's Basketball is also looking for better foreign players, and Patton will be replaced. Beijing Shougang is currently experiencing internal and external troubles, with many injured players and Xu Limin facing the risk of being sacked. In such a situation, problems are bound to arise among the players. Zhou Qi exploded in a match against Qingdao Men's Basketball, but it was against the referees. Unlike others, Zhou Qi was first called for a technical foul, then he angrily scolded the referees, resulting in him being stripped of his…

During a CBA regular season match between Qingdao and Beijing, Beijing's starting center Zhou Qi became dissatisfied with the referee's decision, lost control of his emotions on the court, even clenched his fists in anger, and was ultimately ejected from the game. This incident quickly became a hot topic after the match, with Zhou Qi clenching his fists and attempting to chase down the referee. After reviewing the footage, the reason behind his actions was discovered, leading some to jokingly ask if he thought he was Zhao Rui. The events that unfolded left fans questioning whether Zhou Qi's anger was truly justified. (Please see the article for the GIF.) The third quarter of the game saw a pivotal moment that became the center of controversy. Zhou Qi was preparing to make a strong offensive move under the basket when he collided with Qingdao's young player Yang Hanshen and fell to the ground. However, the referee did not blow the whistle. Zhou Qi immediately got up and approached the referee to try to communicate. But the referee firmly rejected him with a decisive gesture. Zhou Qi lost his composure and continued to argue with the referee, eventually being called for a technical foul and ejected due to accumulating two technical fouls. The replay clearly shows that Yang Hanshen did indeed move slightly during defense and exerted slight force with his right hand. However, from the referee's perspective, Yang had basically established his defensive position, and Zhou Qi's forced breakthrough did not have a rule advantage. In this situation, it is not…

On January 17th, the CBA regular season continued with Beijing Shougang facing off against Qingdao Men's Basketball. After losing to Beikong Men's Basketball in the previous game, Shougang Men's Basketball was under considerable pressure, which is why Zhou Qi, who had missed several games previously, returned to support the team. Although Shougang Men's Basketball is generally stronger in terms of strength, under the leadership of Yang Hanshen, Qingdao Men's Basketball took a 4-point lead in the first quarter with a score of 22:18. In the second quarter, although Qingdao Men's Basketball still played at a leisurely pace, the momentum of the game remained on their side. Qingdao Men's Basketball won the quarter with a score of 33:25, taking an 8-point lead. At the end of the first half, Qingdao Men's Basketball led by 12 points. It was already disheartening enough that the team was trailing, but what made Beijing Shougang fans even more upset was that Zhou Qi was ejected from the game and could face additional penalties. Why did Zhou Qi engage in angry pursuit and scolding? During the game, Zhou Qi was dissatisfied with the referee's call and approached the referee to protest. Perhaps due to Zhou Qi's unfriendly attitude and impoliteness during the conversation, the referee called a technical foul on him. Referee No. 59's call against Zhou Qi caused his anger to explode. Zhou Qi rushed up to angrily chase and scold the referee, even appearing as if he were about to become physically aggressive. Zhou Qi should perhaps thank Referee No. 103, who, upon noticing…

On January 17th, Beijing time, where was the promised lesson for Yang Hanshen? Instead, Zhou Qi was directly ejected from the game in a complete meltdown, chasing after the referee with curses. Who else should be ejected if not you? During the match between Beijing and Qingdao, there was significant controversy. Prior to the game, Zhou Qi, who had been resting for three consecutive games due to a fever, suddenly announced his return to teach Yang Hanshen a lesson. This was because Yang Hanshen had just signed with an American agency, joining forces with Rich Paul and LeBron James' team, making it highly likely that he would be selected. Signing with this team greatly increased the chances of becoming the next Chinese player to go overseas to the NBA. Since Zhou Qi had previously played in the NBA and was actually drafted, it made sense for the "Great Demon King" to return and give Yang Hanshen a taste of the NBA level. However, Zhou Qi did not perform well in the first half, shooting only 4 out of 9 and making only 2 out of 7 free throws for a total of 10 points. Although his stats showed him ahead of Yang Hanshen, his shooting percentage was not high. Zhou Qi, playing so poorly and missing free throws, lost control of his mentality. Just two minutes into the third quarter, he was directly ejected by the referee. What exactly happened? Primarily, Qingdao was already leading Beijing by double digits, with a 12-point gap. At this point, when Zhou Qi was…

Zhou Qi gets ejected upon return! Reasons exposed, will he face CBA punishment? On January 17th, Beijing time, in the CBA regular season match between Beijing Men's Basketball and Qingdao Men's Basketball, Zhou Qi, who had just recovered from an injury, once again paid a price for his lack of composure. He only played two quarters before being ejected from the game after arguing with the referee and receiving two technical fouls (Ts) within less than two minutes at the start of the third quarter. According to CBA tradition, Zhou Qi is likely to face severe penalties from the basketball association this time, with at least a fine being inevitable. The CBA has always been strict in punishing conflicts between players and referees. Many fans are also concerned about why Zhou Qi was so angry this time that he risked getting a T by directly arguing with the referee? From the game video, it can be seen that Zhou Qi was mainly dissatisfied with the refereeing standards of referee No. 59. In the 10th minute of the third quarter, Beijing Men's Basketball held the ball and attacked, and Zhou Qi received the ball and prepared to drive to the basket. However, he collided with Yang Hanshen of Qingdao Men's Basketball and fell to the ground. Zhou Qi quickly passed the ball to other teammates. At that time, the referee did not make any indication. Zhou Qi believed that Yang Hanshen had the suspicion of blocking because Yang Hanshen made a foot movement when he started. Zhou Qi therefore communicated and…

A fiercely competitive Beijing derby turned into a one-sided affair, losing all its appeal. By the third quarter, it had become garbage time, and Beijing ultimately suffered a crushing defeat by 27 points, losing an important match. In this game, Beijing was completely overwhelmed throughout, constantly chasing points without any real chance. By the third quarter, they collapsed, losing by 11 points in that quarter alone. Halfway through the fourth quarter, Xu Limin threw in the towel, withdrawing his starters and replacing them with substitutes, effectively conceding defeat. Such a performance truly chilled the hearts of Beijing fans. After the game, head coach Xu Limin was furious, harshly criticizing the team for not displaying the expected fighting spirit. He stated that the absolute strength between both sides was not significantly different; we mostly lost to ourselves. This is what I most want to change about the Beijing Shougang team. Without this change, no amount of recruitment will be effective; we will be vulnerable in the future. Although the Beijing derby lacked appeal, the stadium was incredibly lively, with both sets of fans filling the stands and passionately cheering for their teams, chanting various slogans. Especially when Beijing was significantly behind, Beikong fans chanted a humiliating slogan, shouting "Replace Zhou Qi," to which Beijing fans responded with a five-word, domineering retort: "Zhou Qi is your father," which was quite amusing. Beikong's past performance did not measure up to Beijing's, and Beikong fans had been suppressed for too long. Now that they have the upper hand, they are fully releasing themselves. Although…