WTF?! Why would you even Think of Asking That?!??? Who in the World WOULD FEEL BAD For SOMEONE Getting Disqualified for Doing something that will get you Disqualified?!? Also, She seems like an HORRIBLE person for OBVIOUSLY having a False Start YET COMPLAINING LIKE SHE DID NOTHING WRONG!!!!!
@@feeltheslipstream yeah probably, I also thought about that but feel like it's kinda silly to disqualify her because of that since anyone would do that as well if their neighbor suddenly started running
😄 as a kkkanadian, this makes me think of justin trudeau! who cleared himself of any wrong after groping a reporter... then blamed the woman for not understanding his "forwrdness" 😉 bcuz he's a "feminist"...
hmm. why is it i cannot see the comment i made the other day? oh well. i imagine the fake lil feminist has his handlers paying out big $$ to take down any comments or content that shows his true colours... oh well, this was the comment. no faith it will show, but hey, i've come this far, so for poops n giggles ima try. 😄 as a kkkanadian, this makes me think of justin trudeau! who cleared himself of any wrong after groping a reporter... then blamed the woman for not understanding his "forwrdness" 😉 bcuz he's a "feminist"...
awe, so who is the one who keeps deleting my comment? pauvre bebe, did i hurt your feeling by calling out the biggest fake politician? trudeau is a fake feminist too, who cleared himself of any wrong doing. as a kkkanadian, this makes me think of justin trudeau! who cleared himself of any wrong after groping a reporter... then blamed the woman for not understanding his "forwrdness" 😉 bcuz he's a "feminist"...
Fun fact: The Chinese officials were actively trying to make players from other countries lose and not just India :) You can literally see it in so many games played there. They also tried to make Neeraj Chopra lose by not counting his best first throw, by saying they forgot to record it 💀. He still won, by how in that not unfair and blatantly stupid.
Imagine spreading misinformation. While the game only allows six throws, World Champion Neeraj Chopra was given seven due to the alleged mismanagement by Chinese authorities who were measuring his first throw at the Asian Games 2023 held in Hangzhou.
I'd say the judges did a great job by letting her run and only then disqualifying her. Saves far less argument time and her fall from grace / punishment for trying to argue was even greater. The Indian girl aslo clearly false started, she was given special treatment.
It was an Asian Games... This was not the first time Chinese judges deliberately gave the wrong decision to an Indian player... They did the same thing with Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra... He threw the highest javelin but Chinese judges didn't count it by saying that "We didn't knew that you were going to throw the javelin"... If they would have counted that throw it could have been a world record.. And thats why they didn't
Imagine spreading misinformation. While the game only allows six throws, World Champion Neeraj Chopra was given seven due to the alleged mismanagement by Chinese authorities who were measuring his first throw at the Asian Games 2023 held in Hangzhou.
“The wrong decision”? She false started after seeing the Chinese girl false start, and on top of everything, she was still rewarded a place… are we mental in here?
I mean she did false start even if it was led on by the other Chinese runner. But either way she didn’t even get disqualified this time, while the Chinese runner did. Using this as an example doesn’t help support ur claim.
@@seer873 there are two chinese runners, its a strategy tbh, one false starts and gets others disqualified as well, either way the gold went to china and not the runners, i really am surprised that people of internet lack basic critical thinking
@@epic_errors I think it is. The one responsible is the one who actually started the false start. instictual reactions to jump after you see others go are natural in that tense situation. The first should be held responsible.
Well, as an Indian we witnessed such unjust treatment being done to many of the Indian atheletes in Asian Games held in China. Really made us to question how much of the influence hosts have in such tournaments.
@@Kompact-vt9dm the indian waa allowed to compete under strss,not knowing if its going to count,just becoz chinese officials wanted to give unfair advantage to their own athlete who was clearly at fault.anyway she apologized for causing trouble and indian federation complained against the unfair decision
Looks to me that Arjuna, the indian athlete was signaling to stop with her hands after they started first round, because she saw the false start of the chinese girl. Wu Yanni indeed made a false start is very obvious. Arjuna had no fault here because not only she didn't do the same, but she witnessed it first and and was trying to stop the race at first. She deserved the medal. Wu Yanni just thought sje was getting away with it
I remember seeing this live on tv. I'm not sure if I remember correctly but I think Wui made the same mistake twice, that's why she was disqualified. Yarraji was unjustly disqualified and Wui was claiming that it was bcuz of Yarraji that she started too, whereas it was clearly the other way round (as visible from the replay). I remember the commentators mentioning how she had the maximum chances of winning the race or smth. She stood her ground firmly. But imagine how that would have affected her mental focus! She could have won the gold medal but then this drama happened. Thankfully she still won Silver. But what happened with her was very unfortunate.
Unfortunately boomers and people that wrote the rules and trying to keep the tradition going are the first people that need to get disqualified. Technologies that records exact time in 1/10000 existed since long time. Why not let these athletes decide when to start themselves to begin with and simply record their time? Like starting together would change a thing. It's no longer about first person to cross. It's more about lowest running time. An easily fixable problem that they refuse to fix to keep boomers useless traditions going in a world moving toward more advanced technologies. Us an engineer and a researcher. The problem are the organisers. Rules are ment to be broken and rewritten. Sure if they race in cars. A vehicle that have different speed. But these racers speed is constant. Wouldn't change much. Us matter of fact more cheating is happening because of the current rules than should be happening. That dude that blocked the athlete from jumping over the hurdle, that time where some spectator blocked an athlete running...
that's more complex... Due to poor relations Chinese judges did this Disqualification shit in multiple games to Indian players. You can check, they did it with multiple indian players (even provided the Temporary Passport to Northeast Indians as they claim that Area as in their dreams ig)
@@ManishPatel-wb5cq yeah. btw to all reading this, Arunchal Pradesh is india, and the people are our brothers and sisters. Ain't no way we are gonna let china of all things harass them.
@@sairagul7700 did u see the video? the chinese clearly started first so its impossible for the indian to have influenced her. Also we aint in elementary to blame another for personal professional mistakes. And not only that it doesnt matter if one is about to win gold or come last the rule is uniform for everyone.
Dude, that's a part of the story. Wu Yanni fouled twice. Indian Olympic Association(or the govt. not very sure) protested (there was a clear proof of the foul) and then wu was disqualified altogether. Also this Asian Games was highly controversial (even in javelin throw). (Those who were listening to the Hindi commentary speaking outright against the injustice 💀💀 have died of laughter when the injustice was discussed in a satirical way)
oh please if youre talking about that David Zhang guy all he does most of the time is exaggerate minor incidents into seemingly a nationwide issue which is purely for propaganda sake.
Indian Girl had a higher chances of gold medal and Chinese team wanted to play a mental game to stop that. Chinese player made the mistake twice, but the second time India girl was called out disqualified. Indian girl finished 2nd.
By the way, this isn't the only time; I remember it happening in javelin throw as well. I recall this because I was watching these two matches live. There might be more that I didn't watch.
@@Krankenwagen5711 throw of neeraj which was clearly better than before wasn't counted because it wasn't measured Jenna's throw was counted by earlier it wasn't because judge was looking somewhere else and then raised red flag outof nowhere
The way Indian athletes Time And TIME AGAIN were getting targetted! Every athelete got falsely accused and disqualified or the referees said "their equipment had skme issues" was ABSURD
Bro This all competitions and mind games by China....To stop India...You could say cheating....Now Chess match is also there between India and China...Let's hope we win in Chess so that we could show them there place.....
China was a horrible host to Indian athelete in this game. There were several incidents which was unjust. This is one case. There is also the Javelin incident where the 1st throw of Neeraj Chopra was not recorded(btw it was a huge throw). How can they not record a throw?? It was very questionable
Let me guess, you're American? Your govt brings up the word "freedom" and your 80IQ brain just fails to acknowledge any corruption in your own country? 😂
No countdown. Reaction time to start signal is part of the competition challenge. Sensors also bad and unneeded because what part of the body crosses? We have video start, this is plenty.
@SianaGearz So we tell them, they can only move after they hear the shot, but if they happen to try and anticipate it it's also bad, that's like telling swimmers if you look like you're running out of breath you're disqualified, fighting against our own brain
@@adolphgracius9996 breath management is part of the competition challenge for swimmers, it's their skill. You want to take in enough air but not spend too much time taking air. They are not in danger of drowning, but performance may be reduced. Why you want to remove skill every time? You might as well weigh muscles, no Olympic games needed. Sheesh.
In asian games it was seen many a times that Chinese referees were trying their best to ensure India athletes do not win. It was seen in javelin throw, kabbadi etc
i remember the Philippine mens basketball team was given only given 1 day rest per game, so when the Philippine staffs requested for the same number of rest days which is 2 days chinese officials got angry and slammed a laptop.
China has this funny thing where they will cheat in absolutely every way they can. If a sports thing is ever held in china, you can be sure that you're gonna have some unfortunate problems with hotels and stuff. I don't get why people would ever go to china. Anyone I've heard going there came back with the same story. "It was fine, but I don't think I'll ever go back." and "The people were very gross"
@@jonsnow1951 Judging from what he said, I'm guessing the chinese team got 2 days of rest between performing while the Philippine team got 1 day only. Dude just forgot part of it.
@@guaguatengtengbruh we clearly can see it's the other way around. Stop trying to clear her name and accept the facts. And this is not the first time an Indian athlete was falsely accused during Asian games.
@@guaguatengteng She wasn't even accused for lifting her foot, The Indian girl was disqualified for running in the other girl's lane which was clearly false
I was watching it live and it drove everyone crazy how they disqualified the Indian athlete as well. They then decided that they will let both participate but won’t give them the ranks but then disqualified the Chinese and gave the Indian athlete silver😂. That was one of the “what the f just happened” moment in Asian games.
For those interested, you can run under protest, which seems to be what happened here. This means you can run the race and the officials will decide whether you're disqualified after the race. If there is proof of something like a technical fault or a distraction (like what happened to the Indian athlete), the disqualification can be reverted. This is obviously not "clearing herself of any wrongdoing". She's just using her right to protest the false start.
It looked like everyone kinda stopped when they realized a false start had happened. So letting everyone re run just made sense. That is a pretty crap way to go about it, though.
Yarraji couldn't perform her best and got silver due to the pre-race drama that traumatized her a bit. Her potential was way ahead among all other athletes to get gold.
Hell nah that’s not how that works, when u compete with other people who are fast you push yourself to go fast she didn’t win due to the “pre race drama” she lost because she’s not the fastest
Yeah, they have to not only because it gives her a head start compared to the other athletes but also because by not disqualifying her there's the danger of happening again and again
The rules used to be different, but that meant ppl tried to time their runs with the pistol shot to gain a very slight advantage and so a bunch of false starts used to happen. That’s why the rules were changed to instant disqualification if you false start.
No no she this is the 2nd time 1st time they stopped the match and only the chinese athlete mentioned in this vedio started running they gave her a warning and then the 2nd time they decided to disqualify both because its the 2nd time but its clear that indian athelete started because of the chinese athelete and its still her 1st warning so they let her get the medal
Yeah, they were like “we’ll just fix that in post” smart move, it got everyone to race. She ran a time and got to compete. Plus, she provided competition for others.
It's not that the athlete is judging herself, she is simply allowed to watch the video and then either concede the foul or point out where the judges made a mistake.
It's not uncommon for an athlete disqualified for a false start to be allowed to run under protest. That way, if the false start is overturned for any reason they've not lost the chance to run. Can't say I've ever seen an athlete be reinstated, but it does stop the nasty crap some used to pull by refusing to leave the track when DSQed.
You see those 1.4 billion people son? I don’t know anything about them, and I don’t know them, but they all suck. This is such a sad state where we see people genuinely believe this stuff, like how do you become this stupid?
@@average-_-an athlete protesting to a judge to avoid disqualification? I see this happen everyday, around the world, for all kinds of sports. Strange that when it happens with a Chinese athlete, people are so comfortable to generalize it to an entire country of 1.4 billion
@@othc44 It is not first time China got busted for cheating or special tactics, when you represent the whole country your carry countries reputation with you. Do you see individual win or country win? You can't separate those two. Can you say that Russian were not different when they got disqualified for doping?
@@litoaykiu ofc they are representants of the country, but they are human after all, not all Chinese are cheaters and not all cheaters are Chinese, bullshitting isn't a valid choice for cope
Imagine persuading the judges to ignore your first false start, only to do the exact same thing when they rerun the race and get disqualified for it XD
The part where the athlete gets to review the footage seems like the least absurd part to me. She was protesting, so maybe showing her the footage and where exactly you see the false start makes her accept it better
It happens at workplace too. I always saw or experienced myself when my Chinese colleague (from China) always blame others instead of himself after any mistakes he did
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Do you feel bad for Wu Yanni? 😗
No
WTF?! Why would you even Think of Asking That?!???
Who in the World WOULD FEEL BAD For SOMEONE Getting Disqualified for Doing something that will get you Disqualified?!?
Also, She seems like an HORRIBLE person for OBVIOUSLY having a False Start YET COMPLAINING LIKE SHE DID NOTHING WRONG!!!!!
Yeah😢
I was a little bit but then I remembered how much false starters mess things up for the other runners. l
@@Know_Your_EnemyCalm down
The indian athelete just got randomly disqualified??? Wha???
yeah duh, no likes them😂
edit; For some reason the Indians think they're actually good enough to against my comment? Do you guys not see yourself?
@@bamb514racist
Probably also false started because she saw her neighbour start running.
@@feeltheslipstream yeah probably, I also thought about that but feel like it's kinda silly to disqualify her because of that since anyone would do that as well if their neighbor suddenly started running
@@Swebloodyyou're supposed to listen for the pistol. Rules are rules.
She should be a politician. “I’ve analyzed the evidence, and cleared myself of any wrongdoing!”
😄 as a kkkanadian, this makes me think of justin trudeau! who cleared himself of any wrong after groping a reporter... then blamed the woman for not understanding his "forwrdness" 😉 bcuz he's a "feminist"...
Maybe that’s where Trudeau got the idea to always clear himself of any wrong doing - from his idols in China…
hmm. why is it i cannot see the comment i made the other day? oh well. i imagine the fake lil feminist has his handlers paying out big $$ to take down any comments or content that shows his true colours... oh well, this was the comment. no faith it will show, but hey, i've come this far, so for poops n giggles ima try.
😄 as a kkkanadian, this makes me think of justin trudeau! who cleared himself of any wrong after groping a reporter... then blamed the woman for not understanding his "forwrdness" 😉 bcuz he's a "feminist"...
awe, so who is the one who keeps deleting my comment? pauvre bebe, did i hurt your feeling by calling out the biggest fake politician? trudeau is a fake feminist too, who cleared himself of any wrong doing.
as a kkkanadian, this makes me think of justin trudeau! who cleared himself of any wrong after groping a reporter... then blamed the woman for not understanding his "forwrdness" 😉 bcuz he's a "feminist"...
Sounds like typical police excuse: We've investigated ourselves and found that we did nothing wrong 👮♂️
“Since you wanna run so badly, you can run. But you ain’t getting nothing for it”
Damn i couldn't imagine that the refs are behind this trolling her
They train their whole lives for this she might aswell run anyways and she knows she would’ve gotten second
She should be disqualified. But coming in second still means you lost.
@@eragonshadeslayer9110yh
😂😂😂😂😂 SAVAGE
I felt bad for the Indian girl though
Fun fact: The Chinese officials were actively trying to make players from other countries lose and not just India :)
You can literally see it in so many games played there.
They also tried to make Neeraj Chopra lose by not counting his best first throw, by saying they forgot to record it 💀. He still won, by how in that not unfair and blatantly stupid.
Imagine spreading misinformation. While the game only allows six throws, World Champion Neeraj Chopra was given seven due to the alleged mismanagement by Chinese authorities who were measuring his first throw at the Asian Games 2023 held in Hangzhou.
That Indian girl disqualified was totally legit , just look only she and the chinese started early
Well if they don't they get executed when they go back home soo.... +1000000 social points ig?
@@Mewhenifinalltgetallthebugs no one got executed for nothing in China bruh
Fact doing some heavy lifting there.
The chinese girl did it twice btw. that's why she's disqualified.
Typical. Ofcourse
@@kuzadupa185 fuck that mean
3kth like
Okay, that makes sense. I didn't think you got disqualified for one mistake.
@@kuzadupa185what do you mean?
Ah yes, the chinese girl reviewed her own mistakes and cleared herself of any wrongdoing.
Still disqualified at end 😅😔
Racist
Yes you are the racist@@lenalongbottom80
She will be president of the communist party before long
I'd say the judges did a great job by letting her run and only then disqualifying her. Saves far less argument time and her fall from grace / punishment for trying to argue was even greater. The Indian girl aslo clearly false started, she was given special treatment.
It was an Asian Games... This was not the first time Chinese judges deliberately gave the wrong decision to an Indian player... They did the same thing with Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra... He threw the highest javelin but Chinese judges didn't count it by saying that "We didn't knew that you were going to throw the javelin"... If they would have counted that throw it could have been a world record.. And thats why they didn't
Imagine spreading misinformation. While the game only allows six throws, World Champion Neeraj Chopra was given seven due to the alleged mismanagement by Chinese authorities who were measuring his first throw at the Asian Games 2023 held in Hangzhou.
“The wrong decision”? She false started after seeing the Chinese girl false start, and on top of everything, she was still rewarded a place… are we mental in here?
@@Felfinerfound the social credit bot
I mean she did false start even if it was led on by the other Chinese runner. But either way she didn’t even get disqualified this time, while the Chinese runner did. Using this as an example doesn’t help support ur claim.
@@seer873 there are two chinese runners, its a strategy tbh, one false starts and gets others disqualified as well, either way the gold went to china and not the runners, i really am surprised that people of internet lack basic critical thinking
When TSA works at the Olympics, "This is a random selection, please leave the field."
The Indian athlete just saw the Chinese athlete go and it triggered her response to go.
Exactly dude
That’s still a false start. In track, ALL athletes who move before the gun, have committed a false start.
@@MaxPower-vf8ktalso correct. However, unfair
@@kairakuwaeldreor3868but it's not unfair
@@epic_errors I think it is. The one responsible is the one who actually started the false start.
instictual reactions to jump after you see others go are natural in that tense situation.
The first should be held responsible.
She really said
Girlboss
Gaslight
Gatekeep
I mean have you ever seen a Chinese gold medalist in a sport that’s dominated by black people? This was a waste of time and resources on her part.
😂 I pictured a whole convo in here where some idiot corrects you and you just gaslight them. From one triple G to another, keep going 👑
Man why does YT delete my comments
They gotta have an Asian games because they can’t stack up compared to the rest of the melanin world. They always get last place.
Wrong order it's gaslight gatekeep girlboss
Well, as an Indian we witnessed such unjust treatment being done to many of the Indian atheletes in Asian Games held in China. Really made us to question how much of the influence hosts have in such tournaments.
There is always huge influence.
So when the silver was given to India. Did you praise the Chinese judges?
The Indian athlete won a silver medal? What drug were you on?
@@ft.jackjimmy7282 Watch the video please 🙄
@@Kompact-vt9dm the indian waa allowed to compete under strss,not knowing if its going to count,just becoz chinese officials wanted to give unfair advantage to their own athlete who was clearly at fault.anyway she apologized for causing trouble and indian federation complained against the unfair decision
Looks to me that Arjuna, the indian athlete was signaling to stop with her hands after they started first round, because she saw the false start of the chinese girl. Wu Yanni indeed made a false start is very obvious. Arjuna had no fault here because not only she didn't do the same, but she witnessed it first and and was trying to stop the race at first. She deserved the medal. Wu Yanni just thought sje was getting away with it
Asian games were held in china. Officials were constantly targeting indian athletes
no, they disqualified the Chinese girl. Asian games are not always held in China, this one happens to be held in China
@@guaguatengtengthere were around 5 or 6 incidents where Chinese officials caused problems especially to Indian athletes.
My ass
@@guaguatengteng lol as seen here they were creating problems out of thin air😂😂😂
they where targetting everyone else
The judges or whatever, talked between themselves and said…
“We’ll let her race,but we’re gonna disqualify her either way if she get 1st-10th👌🏼” 🤣
Yeah, looks like it. Passive aggressive revenge. She F up twice and argued? 🤣
Racist 😂 you wont recognise indian for not even doing anything wrong.... How much Blind you are?
Imo it still feels better than not letting her participate at all.
Now we all know she is at least 2nd place good.
@@McSeal she cheated twice
@@Disatiere twice? Godamn, really shows ya the shorts don't always like telling you the full story
Disqualifing because of a false start is crazy enough
She was like "I wonder if my government will agree with you"
I remember seeing this live on tv. I'm not sure if I remember correctly but I think Wui made the same mistake twice, that's why she was disqualified. Yarraji was unjustly disqualified and Wui was claiming that it was bcuz of Yarraji that she started too, whereas it was clearly the other way round (as visible from the replay). I remember the commentators mentioning how she had the maximum chances of winning the race or smth. She stood her ground firmly. But imagine how that would have affected her mental focus! She could have won the gold medal but then this drama happened. Thankfully she still won Silver. But what happened with her was very unfortunate.
Unfortunately boomers and people that wrote the rules and trying to keep the tradition going are the first people that need to get disqualified. Technologies that records exact time in 1/10000 existed since long time. Why not let these athletes decide when to start themselves to begin with and simply record their time? Like starting together would change a thing. It's no longer about first person to cross. It's more about lowest running time. An easily fixable problem that they refuse to fix to keep boomers useless traditions going in a world moving toward more advanced technologies. Us an engineer and a researcher. The problem are the organisers. Rules are ment to be broken and rewritten. Sure if they race in cars. A vehicle that have different speed. But these racers speed is constant. Wouldn't change much. Us matter of fact more cheating is happening because of the current rules than should be happening. That dude that blocked the athlete from jumping over the hurdle, that time where some spectator blocked an athlete running...
One false start is ok, 2...disqualified at all levels. You take the hit and learn the lesson.
Imagine this was a plot
that's more complex... Due to poor relations Chinese judges did this Disqualification shit in multiple games to Indian players. You can check, they did it with multiple indian players (even provided the Temporary Passport to Northeast Indians as they claim that Area as in their dreams ig)
@@ManishPatel-wb5cq yeah. btw to all reading this, Arunchal Pradesh is india, and the people are our brothers and sisters. Ain't no way we are gonna let china of all things harass them.
"Alright, fine, you win, you can race but you actually can't win."
POV: Kamila Valieva
Would we be talking about her if she won? I think she DQ'd on purpose because here we are....clever girl.
She was like, "Who got disqualified"
Judge: wu got disqualified.
Wu: who?
Judge: wu.
C for Corruption
K for Karma
B for bobs
V for vegana
What rubbish @yesitsme6 … relevance?
They did it so the Indian athelete don't get Gold. Purely unethical. Messed up with her mindset and rhythm.
Ofc...
No Wui said she started falsely cuz the Indian one did cuz she was beside her like not everyone cares about ethnicity that much
She still got 3rd and wui was predicted to win I'm pretty sure
@@sairagul7700 did u see the video? the chinese clearly started first so its impossible for the indian to have influenced her. Also we aint in elementary to blame another for personal professional mistakes. And not only that it doesnt matter if one is about to win gold or come last the rule is uniform for everyone.
@@babyj7195the Indian girl lifted her foot before the start
Just like any governmental body, lets say it together everyone!
"We investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong!"
Slick. Let her play then disqualify later.
Mad skills there. Gets even better for the dq on the stand
Its literally the fucking meme of "we have conducted a self investigation and found that we have done nothing wrong"
The Indian athelete is Jyoti Yarraji not arjuna
Lol nice observation it does literally say it on her chest the voice over guy didn't do his hw
Damn, at least this comment is reasonable.
Every time someone mentions India, they flood the comments with nationalists
Real, it's like some war, that's why I don't watch sports 🫠@@kv4648
Typical hindus indian😂😂😂
@@kv4648what are you crying about?
Dude, that's a part of the story. Wu Yanni fouled twice. Indian Olympic Association(or the govt. not very sure) protested (there was a clear proof of the foul) and then wu was disqualified altogether.
Also this Asian Games was highly controversial (even in javelin throw). (Those who were listening to the Hindi commentary speaking outright against the injustice 💀💀 have died of laughter when the injustice was discussed in a satirical way)
Bru, they tried gaslighting the judges when they got caught on 4k
I don't get why indian girl got nearly disqualify
Edit:- She instinctly started too (Thanks to replies to pointing it out)
Exactly, I also want to know
Chinese propaganda
or maybe they knew her potential that she could outrun everyone so they tried disqualify her resulting the other chinese girl to win
@@greatdad7514 maybe like that and making her mind unstable so that she couldn't take first place
@@greatdad7514 Except she didn't. But definitely some bias when you are playing in the a rival's country.
I’ve seen so many videos of that guy exposing china’s corruption and all I can think about is this being one of them
oh please if youre talking about that David Zhang guy all he does most of the time is exaggerate minor incidents into seemingly a nationwide issue which is purely for propaganda sake.
@@dnro He works for Daily Epoch to which is owned by the Falun Gong which is some weird anti-chinese cult
@@dnro i lost any trust in that guy when he called apples getting waxxed a chemical bath hes such a bastard
@@dnroI dunno, I’ve seen a lot of the styrofoam building stuff and for it to just be a coincidence.
@@ecksdeeeXDits half true half propaganda. Research the things you watch before having an opinion
She is now serving as Xi Jinping personal lawyer.
She had a good social credit score.
You can literally make a full length web series on Chinese sports events
Haha ,,, yeah of course
@@subhajitpatra6924like the obviously rigged half marathon recently, where three runners let the Chinese dude win.
@@etuannoyalls conspiracy theories need to be stopped
@@etuanno why would they even do that?
@@rad33antRose Just search for China Marathon and see for yourself. For me the case is obvious.
Indian Girl had a higher chances of gold medal and Chinese team wanted to play a mental game to stop that. Chinese player made the mistake twice, but the second time India girl was called out disqualified.
Indian girl finished 2nd.
Nah, she still got 3rd , wu still got 2nd even after all the chaos
Wtf hahahahaha, sure bro
It's not far fetched @@Darloss9508
Indian commentators as usual. You want gold?, go practice harder.
Mental game?? Indians need to learn to cope. Did you see the gap between Wu Yani and that Indian Athlete?
Put sensors in the starting blocks. If foot pressure comes off, the sensor can detect that.
"You're disqualified."
"NO I'M NOT"
"Oh ok, my mistake"
By the way, this isn't the only time; I remember it happening in javelin throw as well. I recall this because I was watching these two matches live. There might be more that I didn't watch.
Yeah there are but not much significant
@@Krankenwagen5711 throw of neeraj which was clearly better than before wasn't counted because it wasn't measured
Jenna's throw was counted by earlier it wasn't because judge was looking somewhere else and then raised red flag outof nowhere
@@GhostXRizz ohh so it was jenaa s throw which got red flag but did he get a second throw like neeraj ? He won bronze right?
@@Krankenwagen571 neeraj has to retake the throw , jenna was counted later on I think after both him and neeraj appealed
I'm guessing she was trying to predict the gun shot so that she could elimate any time wasted in slow reaction times
Edit: first 3k likes ever
No fucking shit
Nah, she just hoped she did it close enough for no one to notice. It is their way.
You get disqualified for that, too. I forget the exact timing of it, but if you start withing like 0.3 seconds of the gun firing, you're disqualified.
@@lunaticranger929 0.1 seconds.
@@TheRealRoganClan calm down lil bro
The judges should be disqualified from judging any competition in all levels permanently.
I feel soooo much love and respect for Wu Yanni
They did an internal investigation on themselves and decided they were good to go, sounds like the cops lol
The way Indian athletes Time And TIME AGAIN were getting targetted!
Every athelete got falsely accused and disqualified or the referees said "their equipment had skme issues" was ABSURD
Should have just walked out of the whole contest.
indians got such a victim and superiority mindset at the same time its hilarious
Bro This all competitions and mind games by China....To stop India...You could say cheating....Now Chess match is also there between India and China...Let's hope we win in Chess so that we could show them there place.....
@@fs203tusharchandaliya4Those things are just in your imagination. 😅 Country of scammers.
victim mindset
China was a horrible host to Indian athelete in this game. There were several incidents which was unjust. This is one case. There is also the Javelin incident where the 1st throw of Neeraj Chopra was not recorded(btw it was a huge throw). How can they not record a throw?? It was very questionable
Prettyness works
WHY DISWUALIFIED
-"you false started and now are disqualified"
-"nuh uh"
-"oh okay continue"
She reviewed the tapes herself and cleared herself of any wrongdoing…the CCP wiped away a tear in pride. She learned well.
Let me guess, you're American? Your govt brings up the word "freedom" and your 80IQ brain just fails to acknowledge any corruption in your own country? 😂
To avoid a false start, just make a 30-second count down and sensors that will shine red if you leave before cero
No countdown. Reaction time to start signal is part of the competition challenge. Sensors also bad and unneeded because what part of the body crosses? We have video start, this is plenty.
@SianaGearz So we tell them, they can only move after they hear the shot, but if they happen to try and anticipate it it's also bad, that's like telling swimmers if you look like you're running out of breath you're disqualified, fighting against our own brain
@@adolphgracius9996 breath management is part of the competition challenge for swimmers, it's their skill. You want to take in enough air but not spend too much time taking air. They are not in danger of drowning, but performance may be reduced.
Why you want to remove skill every time? You might as well weigh muscles, no Olympic games needed. Sheesh.
You’ve never ran track before and it shows 😂 that’s an awful idea
That could make the whole event unusually longer
In asian games it was seen many a times that Chinese referees were trying their best to ensure India athletes do not win. It was seen in javelin throw, kabbadi etc
"Bro I didn't start late, why You disqualifying me?"
"Nvm My bad Girl"
"Nvm get trolled"
i remember the Philippine mens basketball team was given only given 1 day rest per game, so when the Philippine staffs requested for the same number of rest days which is 2 days chinese officials got angry and slammed a laptop.
Can you elaborate further? I'm confused by the same number of rest days.
Same number of rest days as the Chinese teams?
This run on statement struggles to make sense
China has this funny thing where they will cheat in absolutely every way they can.
If a sports thing is ever held in china, you can be sure that you're gonna have some unfortunate problems with hotels and stuff.
I don't get why people would ever go to china. Anyone I've heard going there came back with the same story. "It was fine, but I don't think I'll ever go back." and "The people were very gross"
@@jonsnow1951 Judging from what he said, I'm guessing the chinese team got 2 days of rest between performing while the Philippine team got 1 day only.
Dude just forgot part of it.
Yarraji stopped and started doing some signs with her hands proving that she got confused
These officials need to be retrained!
I half expected the Chinese disqualification to be lifted and the Indian to be upheld.
Why was the Indian athlete accused without any reason? Clearly the initial panel was RACIST!! Action should be taken against them.
she lifted her foot that was right next to wu yanni as if she's gonna start, resulting in wu yanni false starting.
@@guaguatengtengbruh we clearly can see it's the other way around. Stop trying to clear her name and accept the facts.
And this is not the first time an Indian athlete was falsely accused during Asian games.
@@surajmenon3207they probably racist
@@despairrrrrrrrrrrrr bro I have seen this guys reply on almost every comment who is accusing Chinese player.
@@guaguatengteng She wasn't even accused for lifting her foot, The Indian girl was disqualified for running in the other girl's lane which was clearly false
I was watching it live and it drove everyone crazy how they disqualified the Indian athlete as well. They then decided that they will let both participate but won’t give them the ranks but then disqualified the Chinese and gave the Indian athlete silver😂. That was one of the “what the f just happened” moment in Asian games.
If she told me I fucked up I would also agree with her, lord knows how fast I would fold
They reviewed the footage after the protest from India and give the medal to indian athelete
It’s because the athlete from India only ran early because of the other athlete, so it makes sense not to disqualify them because of that
Wu Yanni actually has history with this things, it was in china so what do you expect :?!
Finding a clean Chinese athlete is like trying to find someplace with low atmospheric pressure at the surface of Venus.
@@rh906Then what about the cuba guy who made other guy lose? racist
@@Asm0sdaywhat about the Dog that illegally entered a half marathon and won a medal? You darn Specist !!!!😂😂😂 L
@@Asm0sdaySame shit. Cheaters get no respect regardless of their nationality.
@@rh906 stop bullshitting, she got disqualified, what more do you want? an execution?
For those interested, you can run under protest, which seems to be what happened here. This means you can run the race and the officials will decide whether you're disqualified after the race. If there is proof of something like a technical fault or a distraction (like what happened to the Indian athlete), the disqualification can be reverted.
This is obviously not "clearing herself of any wrongdoing". She's just using her right to protest the false start.
She has a very promising future in politics
yup, lookit justin trudeau 😉
What? Chinese judges allowing chinese athletes to weasle out of following the rules while at the olympics in china???
IM SHOCKED!!
When you have an 800+ social credit score but then you forgot to thank your glorious leader after the race.
She def got penalty for arguing and forcing them to let her continue
Justice is served. Always. Maybe late but always.
Is it just me or body language of indian sportsman is very positive, well mannered and humble?
Well yeah, Indian athletes don't act stupid when they play for their nation but when they don't oh boy
it's just you.
Same
Nah just you
Indians overrating indians! I see this everyday on social media!
It looked like everyone kinda stopped when they realized a false start had happened. So letting everyone re run just made sense. That is a pretty crap way to go about it, though.
She was afraid her parents were going to beat her for failing as an athlete.
Yarraji couldn't perform her best and got silver due to the pre-race drama that traumatized her a bit. Her potential was way ahead among all other athletes to get gold.
Hell nah that’s not how that works, when u compete with other people who are fast you push yourself to go fast she didn’t win due to the “pre race drama” she lost because she’s not the fastest
@@Dauckey360 brother doesn't know about mental, and mental games an athlete run in their head.
traumatized? thats a bit of a stretch..
Traumatized? 😂
Nah
She got disqualified for one mistake? Damn.
Yep. That's track for ya 🫠
They have to man or else this will be common occurrence
Yeah, they have to not only because it gives her a head start compared to the other athletes but also because by not disqualifying her there's the danger of happening again and again
The rules used to be different, but that meant ppl tried to time their runs with the pistol shot to gain a very slight advantage and so a bunch of false starts used to happen. That’s why the rules were changed to instant disqualification if you false start.
No no she this is the 2nd time 1st time they stopped the match and only the chinese athlete mentioned in this vedio started running they gave her a warning and then the 2nd time they decided to disqualify both because its the 2nd time but its clear that indian athelete started because of the chinese athelete and its still her 1st warning so they let her get the medal
don't care if she gets disqualified.. she won my heart instead
Yeah, they were like “we’ll just fix that in post” smart move, it got everyone to race. She ran a time and got to compete. Plus, she provided competition for others.
Why tf was the Indian Athlete disqualified 💀
Because she started early
She scammed the judge's nephew
@@definitelyhuman4510and also your mother's life savings
@@mannyblackstar💀💀
They let her race again, knowing she would just get disqualified after 😂
If it weren't for Wu, then the other runner wouldn't have gotten anything
It's not that the athlete is judging herself, she is simply allowed to watch the video and then either concede the foul or point out where the judges made a mistake.
the judges be like : "we said we're going to overlook the false start, we never said anything about not disqualifying you lmao"
Her social credits just went down
It's not uncommon for an athlete disqualified for a false start to be allowed to run under protest. That way, if the false start is overturned for any reason they've not lost the chance to run. Can't say I've ever seen an athlete be reinstated, but it does stop the nasty crap some used to pull by refusing to leave the track when DSQed.
They're both pretty hot, that's all I took from this video! 😂
Leaving a culprit free is justice? Shame corona country.
Least racist Indian
?
The CCP in action
Nah, Chinese in general in action.
You see those 1.4 billion people son? I don’t know anything about them, and I don’t know them, but they all suck.
This is such a sad state where we see people genuinely believe this stuff, like how do you become this stupid?
Crazy that a bureaucrat that has never done track in his life gets to judge this athletes. Its disgusting.
She'd make a good politician.
China tactics to avoid disqualification are in different level🤯
Not "China" these are the actions of one athlete who happened to be Chinese. You can't profile an entire nation because of the action of an individual
@@othc44yes we can. And we ain't wrong.
@@average-_-an athlete protesting to a judge to avoid disqualification? I see this happen everyday, around the world, for all kinds of sports. Strange that when it happens with a Chinese athlete, people are so comfortable to generalize it to an entire country of 1.4 billion
@@othc44 It is not first time China got busted for cheating or special tactics, when you represent the whole country your carry countries reputation with you. Do you see individual win or country win? You can't separate those two.
Can you say that Russian were not different when they got disqualified for doping?
@@litoaykiu ofc they are representants of the country, but they are human after all, not all Chinese are cheaters and not all cheaters are Chinese, bullshitting isn't a valid choice for cope
That call to the ccp representative for the event asking if her parents were important enough they could disqualify her must’ve not been good for her
Imagine persuading the judges to ignore your first false start, only to do the exact same thing when they rerun the race and get disqualified for it XD
Those faces are simply irresistible ❤
You know I'm Chinese right?
ref: oh yeah, sorry
realization they are being recorded: oh sorry, we need to disqualify you
Chinese failed attempt of disqualifying an Indian athelete....games in China are just a joke
Even the judges just wanted her to shut up
Both those girls were fine as hell, i wouldnt be able to disqualify either one of em 😂
Justice perfectly served
China cheating? Never - I mean that never happens - correct. 😂
She tappin that judge that’s why
The judges just wanted her to shut the hell up so they could move on!
She convinced the judges by reviewing the video herself, then handing the judge a cheque.
Automatically knew it was Chinese 😂
^ prejudice
v ignorance
"I have reviewed my own footage..... and i have found no wrong doing" where have i heard that before.....
The part where the athlete gets to review the footage seems like the least absurd part to me. She was protesting, so maybe showing her the footage and where exactly you see the false start makes her accept it better
It happens at workplace too. I always saw or experienced myself when my Chinese colleague (from China) always blame others instead of himself after any mistakes he did