"The latest sports technology, I heard that their laboratory is still developing athletes' nerve and mental stimulation technology products, and your American team's laboratory is not there either."

"How many more papers have you written in the latest innovation in the sprint industry? I remember, aren't you still growing flowers?"

"So that's the case, why do you want me to go to the United States? I want to go, shouldn't I go to the best place in the future?"

"So no matter how I choose, I won't choose someone to go to the United States."

shock.

The American journalist was completely shocked.

He had never expected that a Jamaican athlete would have such insights.

And these questions were indeed speechless.

Of course he didn't know that this was what Bolt saw online when he was collecting Su Shen information. Now he happened to use it.

Unexpectedly the effect.

Surprisingly good.

"You criticized IOC President Rogge for your way of hitting the line during the 100-meter sprint and lack of respect for other players. This is not the way you should win the championship. What do you think of this?"

Bolt was stunned, but he didn't expect that the president of the International Olympic Committee would do such a thing.

But he said without thinking too much: "If someone calls those shows, I'm really doing shows! I think I should enjoy myself, otherwise why should I win the championship?"

So straightforward, I missed the reporter.

This question goes to Su Shen, who smiled and said, "There is no rule that you can't make celebration moves when crossing the line. I think as long as you are fast enough, you can."

Su Shen knew that the IAAF would also stand on Bolt's side in the future. After all, this kind of accusation was really "nonsense".

"So you agree with this approach," asked an ESPN reporter.

Su Shen didn't hesitate and continued to smile and said, "I remember the first person to celebrate the line. It seems that you Amika people. If you want to criticize, please start from the source, otherwise you should treat everyone equally."

This reporter really wants to complain: Are you an athlete?

You learn history.

But Su Shen knew that if the Americans failed to "examination" and all the real off-site methods would be used immediately.

This is also the little-known "dark story" behind the glamorous Olympics.

As expected.

The next day, such arguments began and became rampant.

That's...
Chapter completed!