The match between the Fujian Men's Basketball Team and the Guangdong Men's Basketball Team was thought to be a relatively easy contest, but it turned out to be so intense and full of gunpowder. Let's see what happened.
The two sides were relatively friendly in the first quarter. You beat yours and I beat mine. Guangdong was training and Fujian wanted to win. However, due to the gap in strength, Guangdong still took the lead relatively smoothly.
After the second quarter, both sides were not calm. First, the Fujian team caused trouble. Their player Tian Guisen tripped Guangdong player Wang Xinkai with his foot during a retreat. Then a dispute broke out between the two sides. Zhao Rui stepped in for his teammates and joined the conflict. After the referee reviewed the video, he upgraded Tian Guisen's foul to a power-grabbing foul and was directly ejected. Zhao Rui received a technical foul.
Tian Guisen's behavior was criticized by everyone. The famous mouthpiece Mai Suifeng said: Tian Guisen deliberately tripped Wang Xinkai this time. I think it can be called dirty. Tian Guisen was deprived of power and he is also a veteran. Why did he do this? Is it necessary? Zhao Rui was whistled for a technical foul because he failed to control his emotions. fans joked: " It's a pity that Tian Guisen doesn't play football. Playing basketball will delay him too much. " "Is this the next Wang Xiaohui ?"
is not over yet. Because of this conflict, the smell of gunpowder between the two sides became stronger. Then Du Runwang stepped on Huang Yichao and also received a flagrant foul. However, judging from the slow-motion replay, this penalty was a bit far-fetched, and the referee was trying to get it back. Fortunately, Huang Yichao was fine, and Awang also expressed his apology.
I really didn’t expect that something bad like this would happen after the two sides fought so fiercely in the second quarter. I hope everyone can calm down. Things have not been easy recently. There is no need to harm others and yourself.
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