After the Japan player is out, he refuses to shake hands! Dissatisfied with the penalty + refusing to get off the field, the opponent bows and leaves,
At the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, there was an amazing scene in the judo men's 60kg 1/4 final.
Japan's Natsuki Nagayama, who is seen as the Japan team's best hope for the first gold medal, unexpectedly lost to Spain's Fran · Garrigos.
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During the match, the two pinned each other down, and after the referee made a "wait a minute" gesture, Garrigos continued to attack and caused Nagayama Natsuki to fall, and the referee awarded Nagayama Natsuki a defeat.
Nagayama Natsuki was extremely dissatisfied with this result, not only refused to shake hands with his opponent, but also did not go out for 3 minutes to protest the penalty, and the audience booed, but the referee did not change the decision.
It even made headlines in Yahoo Sports Japan. The head coach of the Japan team and the chairman of the training committee protested after the game, but the protest was ineffective. What is even more shocking is that Garrigos has since been attacked by Japan netizens and received various threatening comments.
However, Nagayama Natsuki defeated Chinese Taipei's Yang Yongwei in the repechage match and Turkey's Saleh · Yildiz in the bronze medal match, and finally stood on the podium with Garrigos in third place.
Netizens are hotly discussed
Netizen: Zeng Guofan commented on the Japan Knowing small courtesy without great righteousness, being restrained but not having great virtue, emphasizing the last and being honest and shameless, fearing power but not virtue, the strong will rob the robbers, and the weak will be humble. This is the nature of Japan.
When we saw Japan's Nagayama Natsuki refusing to shake hands with his opponent in the men's 60kg 1/4 final of the Paris Olympics due to dissatisfaction with the penalty and not coming out of the court to protest for a long time, our hearts were deeply touched.
What was it that pushed Nagayama Nagarjuna to such a gaffe?
Was it his desperate desire for gold medals that led to an imbalance in his mentality?
Is it the long-standing high-pressure competitive environment in Japan's sports world that makes it difficult for athletes to accept defeat?
Or is it a lack of personal cultivation and sportsmanship?
In today's sports world, some people have an excessive pursuit of victory and a utilitarian mentality. For example, some athletes will do anything to win, even using illegal drugs; Some countries overtrain their athletes and neglect their physical and mental health for the sake of ranking in the medal table.
Nagayama's behavior is not only a personal gaffe, but also a reflection of some problems in the sports world. It is hoped that the athletes can establish a correct view of victory and defeat, treat the results of the competition with a more mature and rational attitude, and show true sportsmanship.
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