An Italian athlete finished last in the 400m race at the 2022 World Track and Field U20 Championships, because he wanted to get a ranking in the final sprint, his own dim fell out of his loose shorts, and decathlon player Alberto Nonino had a promising start and surpassed both opponents in a spectacular way on the last corner.
The reporter clearly revealed the scene of Nonino's embarrassing moments, which was really embarrassing.
400m is the last game of the decathlon. It was pretty good when Italian player Nonino started on the fifth lane. Although such an accident happened, he still crossed the finish line in the end. In a subsequent interview, he said that he hoped the media would not over-report this matter, after all, it had a huge impact on his personal image.
His Tintin was exposed from one side of his shorts, because during the competition, Tintin would also swing back and forth with his body, so Nonino had to hold it. Because he did this move, his running rhythm was disrupted, so he did not achieve good results, which was normal. The media speaking Spanish quickly claimed that Nonino's 51.57 seconds 400 meters slow was the result of his choice to run without wearing underwear.
The athlete seems to confirm that his problem in the pants department is the culprit of his disappointing performance in social media statements, as the footage of him placing his hands on his shorts as he slows down starts to spread. He said in his story on Instagram: "I just want to talk to you about the hustle and bustle that is common on blogs and social media.
" I realized it was obviously an accident and I wanted to tell you that I know the reactions of people, you don't need to send me a link to the blog there. I'm trying to laugh it off now, but right away I feel bad and I thank my friends and family for helping me overcome what happened a few hours later. ”
He added in the attention that slammed the media’s misconduct to him: “The press fears bullying incidents throughout Italy and around the world, and then publishes these articles that can cause great harm to the more sensitive people. ”
Japanese pole vaulter Hiroki Ogita won global reputation at in 2016 Rio Olympics as his tindin seemed to knock down the crossbar in qualifying. Australian rugby league ace Billy Burns accidentally flashed his thing in a match in July 2020.
fans joked afterward that the 21-year-old should win the "steal this week" poll.
Respected Spanish Daily La Razon said of Italian athlete Nonino's Cali turnover: "This game will at least provide lessons for future events." It is best to wear pants and suitable shorts for long-distance activities. ”
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