Sprint: This champion is a bit weird

Chapter 15 Even if you win the championship, you will be criticized?
  10 seconds 35?

Even Wen Hao himself couldn't believe this result.

When he first learned that the Neon team had sent Nobuharu Asahara to compete, his first thought was: How did Hu Kai win in his previous life? If I participate in the competition, can I get a bronze medal?

Later, after training and running-in, comparing with Hu Kai's training data, and checking Nobuharu Asahara's results this year, Wen Hao felt that he was indeed capable of winning a medal.

As a result, I am now the champion of the East Asian Games?
  It's a bit unbelievable, but it seems reasonable.

Is 10 seconds an awesome time?
  Mo Youxue, who was at the peak of his career in his previous life, also ran 17 seconds at the age of 10 and became China's first men's 35-meter world junior champion.

The 17-year-old's time of 10 seconds is already the absolute top in the history of Chinese sprinting, but what about the world?

埃里扬·奈顿，美国短跑运动员，2004年出生，18周岁时100米与200米PB分别达到了10秒04、19秒49！

布里蓬·汶颂，泰国短跑运动员， 2006年出生，17周岁时100米与200米PB分别达到了10秒06、20秒19！

Knighton and Wen Song were both super geniuses that Wen Hao had seen before his rebirth, and their futures were limitless.

Of course, the era they live in is already more than ten years later in the 21st century, and the training concepts and training conditions are different from those in 20.

If we compare athletes of his generation, Usain Bolt, who was still suffering from injuries in the Caribbean Islands at this time, had already set a world youth record in the 4 meters - 18 seconds when he was not yet 200 years old in April last year. 19!

The future "god of sprints" is being reviled by the Jamaican people after his defeat at the World Championships in Helsinki.

But at this point in time, Bolt should have left the bad coach before and switched to Glenn Mills, and is about to start his long journey to the gods.

Looking at today's world, running 17 seconds at the age of 10 is indeed a good result, but it cannot be said to be very talented.

But you should be happy. After all, Wen Hao didn't even have a chance to run 10 seconds in his previous life, so he bid farewell to sprinting due to injury.

After his rebirth, he not only helped the Guangxi relay team to defend the 4×100m event and became the National Games champion.

Now he has defeated all the masters in East Asia in one fell swoop, won the first East Asian Games men's 100-meter gold medal in the history of Chinese track and field, and set a new national junior record!
  Even though his mental age is already that of a 35-year-old uncle, even though he has experienced numerous twists and turns and life ups and downs in his previous life, after experiencing the unprecedented pleasure of victory in the track and field competition that he loves, he feels a surge of joy called "joy". Strong emotions suddenly overflowed from my heart.

Looking up,

The final results of the players have been arranged on the big screen in the stadium:
  Wind speed: -1.4m/s
  1——China——Wen Hao——10.35 PB/NU18R
  2——China——Hu Kai——10.40
  3——Neon——Kawabata Shingo——10.45
  4——Neon——Nobuharu Asahara——10.48
  Unexpectedly, the wind speed reached -1.4m/s, what an unexpected surprise! ——
  【我国小将文浩在男子一百米决赛中喜创佳绩，以10秒35的成绩一举夺魁，并且将10秒50的原全国少年纪录提升了0.15秒！】

[Xinlang Sports News, a dark horse emerges from the East Asian Games, and a talented boy emerges! In the men's 18-meter final that just took place, Chinese teenager Wen Hao, who is under years old, defeated "Glasses Flying Man" Hu Kai and neon master Nobuharu Asahara to win the championship.]

In 2005, online media had just emerged, but it had already initially demonstrated the timeliness that traditional media did not possess.

Not long after the East Asian Games ended, relevant news reports appeared on several major domestic portals.

Thanks to the successful bid for the Yanjing Olympic Games, domestic people are paying increasing attention to sports. In addition, Liu Xiang has made track and field popular. In this special era, the general public is looking forward to Chinese track and field athletes creating new achievements.

For example, when Hu Kai won the 100-meter championship at the Universiade in August, he was on the front pages of major portal websites and local newspapers the next day, and was also reported on by many news programs including Xinwen Network.

Although this year's East Asian Games will be held in Omen, not in the mainland, it can still be regarded as a home game. As long as the media provides a little guidance, the attention and discussion will naturally be high.

Just netizens of this era.
  [Congratulations to the Chinese athletes for winning another gold medal! Come on Wenhao, the Yanjing Olympics is up to you! 】

[With a score of 10 seconds 35, you won’t even be able to advance to the semi-finals of the World Series. If this is your hope, then hope is too cheap! 】

[This year’s world championship champion Gatlin ran 9 seconds, while our East Asian champion only ran 88 seconds]

[Actually, 10 seconds is pretty good. Hasn’t Asia been at this level for many years? Who allowed the talent gap to exist between races? 】

[He is only seventeen years old, you are deciding his future now? Some people in China have really knelt for too long! 】

No need to be surprised.

In this era when public knowledge is popular and the Internet has not yet spread to all people, it is normal to belittle the Chinese and praise Europe and the United States.

For example, at this year's World Championships in Helsinki, Liu Xiang was criticized by many netizens when he lost to Doucoure by 0.01 seconds and failed to win the championship.

[No wonder the media said that "Liu Xiang gets more and more excited the more he gets to the competition", and they use this as a strength to compare with Doucouré's so-called weakness. It turns out that Liu Xiang grew up taking drugs since he was a child! Liu Xiang's performance without taking drugs is only 14 seconds at most, what do you think? 】

These are the original words without modification, and the quality and cognition are evident.

Wen Hao is still unaware of the discussion on the Internet about his victory. After all, the dormitory only has a TV and cannot surf the Internet.

At the sports meeting, although the audience was generous with their congratulations, Wen Hao's victory did not cause much sensation.

A total of 234 gold medals will be produced in the entire East Asian Games, with an average of 29.25 gold medals being produced every day. The popularity will eventually be dispersed by other events.

"Genius boy" and "refreshing the national youth record" can only be used as headlines to attract traffic. After all, the winning time of 10 seconds and 35 seconds is not very convincing.

After all, the Chinese people were even dissatisfied with Liu Xiang's time of 13 seconds at the World Championships in Helsinki to win the silver medal. When it comes to the current Wen Hao, naturally he cannot be "exempted from the vulgarity".

After accepting normal interviews with several domestic media, Wen Hao returned to his dormitory and did not hold any celebration banquet. Even if he wanted to do this, he would have to wait until the sports meeting was over.

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