There are three groups in the rematch, and they will be ranked in the finals with the top two in each group and the two best results. Chen Kangjie was assigned to the second group, which is also called the Death Group by sports reporters.

Why do you say that? Because in the last round of this group, two people ran into 10 seconds and one person ran into 10.12 seconds. Among the three groups, this group was the strongest, and only two people could qualify. Then the cruelty of this competition can be imagined.

Some people criticize this method as a suppression of some opponents, while others joke that watching this rematch is equivalent to watching the finals, because the top two in the finals will undoubtedly be the top two in this group, and the highlights of the finals have been greatly reduced.

But the organizers also have their statement, which is not artificial, but is generated according to the relevant rules of the Track and Field Federation, resulting in such a result, with the component of luck.

In a word, Chen Kangjie has to run within 10 seconds in this game no matter what, otherwise he will miss the finals. Moreover, even if he enters ten seconds, he still has to occupy a relatively good score position.

Although Chen Kangjie had just tied a world record for long jump, everyone was worried about him in the 100-meter field. Facing such a strong opponent, not many people could still be interested in thinking that Chen Kangjie could reach the finals, but everyone's support for him was still unabated. Some hard-core fans felt that Chen Kangjie would definitely create an impossible miracle.

Chen Kangjie, standing at the starting point No. 3, looked at each other with Canadian athlete Donovan Bailey on his right hand, and squatted down at the same time. In the 100-meter field, Chen Kangjie knew Donovan Bailey because according to history, he was the gold medalist of this Olympic Games and also broke the world record. He was mentioned in the documentary "Olympic History" played during the 2008 Olympic Games.

As soon as Chen Kangjie came on the court, Donovan Bailey was curious about watching Chen Kangjie. He didn't care much about the American athlete on his right hand who ran 9.98 seconds in the last round. He didn't know whether he was curious about why Chen Kangjie didn't write a good book and was going to suffer this crime or whether he felt that Chen Kangjie could create miracles and become his biggest competitor. Anyway, in his sharp eyes, Chen Kangjie could feel the other party's attention to him.

"ready", after the referee shouted for preparation, everyone stepped on the runner and returned to their calm role. Chen Kangjie also raised his head without distraction and looked straight ahead. Only Donovan Bailey was still in the aftermath of his right eye.

With a "bang", the eight athletes ran out like wild horses that broke free.

In this run, because the opponent was strong and the key, Chen Kangjie dared not relax, but he did not feel the pressure of Mount Tai, so he chose a target, Donovan Bailey. Chen Kangjie was paying attention to him with his own light while running. Chen Kangjie's idea was very simple. As long as he did not lose to Donovan Bailey, there would be no question about participating in the finals.

Having competitors brought excitement to Chen Kangjie. Before, he was trained alone, boring and boring, and there was no reference. Now it is different. He now has the best sprinters in the world. Some people say that by looking at what kind of person a person is, you can tell what his opponent is. It can be said that with such an opponent, Chen Kangjie has entered the ranks of world-class sprinters.

Although Chen Jing ignored Chen Kangjie, the one who cheered him the most heartbreakingly now was her. Director Wu, Director Mao and other members of the Chinese delegation who were paying attention to this game were all tightly pinching their palms, for fear that Chen Kangjie would lose.

He Wanrong, Ouyang Zhenhua, Tan Meiyun, Swarzenegger, etc., didn't care about their image and shouted wildly with tens of thousands of people.

Anyway, no one can hear what they shout, and all the sounds are gathered together. The sports field is like a huge wave slamming against the cliffs on the shore. The sound of "boom", "boom" and "boom" is deafening. This sound brings endless passion to the contestants. No one will distinguish who cheers and cheers for whom, and they all treat it as a spur and inspiration for themselves.

After fifty meters, the results of the game gradually became clear. Chen Kangjie and Donovan Bailey, as the first echelon, were slightly ahead of the opponents behind, but no one dared to relax. Perhaps except Chen Kangjie, everyone else kept trying hard.

As a result, Chen Kangjie was the first to cross the finish line by defeating Donovan Bailey, winning the first place in the group, and winning the right to enter the finals. Donovan Bailey also entered the next round with the second place.

After the results were counted, everyone was shocked. Donovan Bailey tied the world record set by American Burrell on June 7, 1994 with a time of 9.85, and Chen Kangjie actually broke the world record with a time of 9.84. In the original history, this world record-breaking result should belong to Donovan Bailey, which has now been changed by Chen Kangjie.

Seeing that Chen Kangjie defeated those foreign players, too many people jumped up directly on the spot. Chen Jing also walked around the spot twice in a crazy way. Director Wu and the director of the National Track and Field Center hugged each other excitedly.

The audience is very simple and pure. They do not have so many ethnic or cultural emotions, while those professionals are a little different. Amid the audience's fanatical cheers, many sports reporters and anchors were stunned. For the first time in nearly a century, Asians broke the world record of 100 meters. I don't know how to broadcast this shocking news.

After waking up, they could only accept this fact, whether they were willing or not. They only used some exaggerated and inflammatory words when reporting, such as "The tiger is coming", "The Chinese dragon soars in the Olympic stadium", "genius writers, genius athletes". Of course, there were many doubts, which were to require the Olympic Doping Testing Center to conduct strict testing of Chen Kangjie.

In fact, it was not necessary for them to appeal. Chen Kangjie had just walked off the court and was pulled by three officials from the testing center to take samples, and he directly took blood for blood tests.

In international competitions, urine test is the main method, and blood test is only an auxiliary means to deal with banned substances and banned methods that are difficult to detect in urine samples. However, these officials directly conducted blood tests on Chen Kangjie, which somewhat reflects the complex mentality of many Westerners.

Chen Kangjie doesn't care. You can do whatever test you do. You are not afraid of being slanted. You will walk away after they have taken a blood sample.

"Mr. Jie, we should complain to them. You have a game next time. They actually come to you to draw blood at this time. This will not only affect your rest time, but also affect your performance." Niu Qihua said angrily, staring at the three doping test experts who went away. He felt that this was a targeted behavior towards Chen Kangjie.

"Yes, you can come to our delegation and complain directly to the International Olympic Committee. Director Wu has a good relationship with you, and they should help." Lin Zhidong also expressed dissatisfaction with the behavior of the Doping Testing Center.

"Forget it, let them go. The more they do, the less I care. I want to complain, which makes them feel psychologically comfortable. Moreover, people think I am really taking stimulants, so they should try their best to test it. Maybe the result will make them more dull, haha," Chen Kangjie waved his hand, not taking it in front of it at all.

If they want to discriminate, they do have the right to ask for testing whether any athlete takes stimulants. This is tenable. If you complain, there will be no result. Instead, you will feel guilty.

However, later the American Sports Pictorial dug up this news, and many media criticized this behavior, believing that the Olympic doping testing center should not conduct blood tests between athletes' two games. Even if it is to be tested, it should be a urine test. Their behavior was inadvertently helping competitors suppress Chen Kangjie.

In response to such criticism, the Olympic Committee only admitted that it was inappropriate in behavior after defending such criticism. Although it had little intuitive effect, it also reduced some similar troubles for Chen Kangjie to participate in other international competitions to a certain extent.

Those athletes who can enter the 100m final have rest time, but Chen Kangjie does not. He is now going to the center of the stadium to attend the men's triple jump award ceremony, and he won the championship.

Before everyone's game was completed, neither Tang Wei nor Chen Kangjie could be sure that he could win the gold medal, because he drew Edwards' world record, and Edwards was on the court at that time. If he could break his own world record, Chen Kangjie would have to win the silver or bronze medal.

But the facts are very interesting. Edwards himself has not even passed 18 meters. Instead, Harrison of the United States achieved a good result of 18 meters 09 in the third jump, and was called the third athlete to skip 18 meters. Edwards himself was confident that he would win the gold medal before participating in the Olympics. The best jump result was only 17 meters 88, and he only won the bronze medal in this Olympics.

Let’s talk about it, it was Chen Kangjie who snatched Harrison’s gold medal, Harrison who snatched Edwards’ silver medal. It turned out that the bronze medal winner in history, Cuba’s Quesadda was squeezed out of the medal list and only won fourth place. It was Chen Yaojin who came out halfway.

Chen Kangjie changed into the standard sportswear of the national delegation and draped a five-star red flag handed to him by Director Wu and stepped into the sports field from the athlete's rest area. At this moment, people would find that Chen Kangjie's smile was the brightest. He trotted all the way, waved his hands all the way, and threw two blew kisses to the audience in the middle.

Photographers and video reporters pointed the camera at him one after another. They had to find a good angle and lens, because there were many newspapers and magazines waiting to put Chen Kangjie's photo of receiving the award on the cover, especially his skin color and the symbolic meaning represented by the five-star red flag.
Chapter completed!