Malaysian athletes fly knives while competing

After that, athlete of Malaysia had to stop the contest and pick up the body of the knife in the shock of many spectators present at Cau Giay gymnasium.

This incident caused Clement Ting Su Wei to not be graded by the referees even though he had performed quite well before.

Clip: Malaysian athlete Clement Ting Su Wei’s knife flies from its hilt during a competition.

A referee on duty in Wushu at sea ​​Games 31 said that according to the law, athletes who do not complete the test will not be graded.

“With these contents, the knife was prepared by the competition unit. Maybe he didn’t check carefully before the competition, so the incident happened.” this one said.

Malaysian athlete Clement Ting Su Wei

Back to the progress of the contest, after throwing the knife out, the Malaysian athlete froze and expressed disappointment. The coach of the Wushu Malaysia team came and encouraged Clement Ting Su Wei.

In this content, there were 9 athletes participating in the competition, Malaysia, besides Clement Ting Su Wei, also had 1 other athlete competed, but did not get high scores but only ranked 7/9 athletes participating. .

The Vietnam Wushu team has no athletes participating. Gold and silver medals were awarded to 2 Indonesian athletes; The bronze medal belongs to the athlete from Singapore.

Clement Ting Su Wei was quite disappointed in his test after the incident.

Clement Ting Su Wei is considered a strong candidate for the Men’s Swordsman Gold Medal. One day earlier (May 13), this athlete won the gold medal in the men’s boxing content with 9.70 points.

He had the same score as Lim Jowei Si Wei of Singapore but received the Gold Medal because the performance attracted more judges.

Malaysian athlete Clement Ting Su Wei is 24 years old this year. SEA Games 31 was the first Southeast Asian Games he attended.

This athlete did not expect to win a medal but did excellently to get the gold medal of the men’s boxing school.

Sharing with PV, Ms. Trinh My Linh – one of the hundreds of spectators present at the Cau Giay gymnasium to watch live, expressed her fear when she saw the scene of “knife flying out of hand” professional athletes attending the SEA Games.

“I don’t think anything like that happens in a regional sports arena like this. It’s probably one of the rarest cases I’ve ever seen.” Ms. Linh said and said that she has studied martial arts for many years, watched many tournaments but has never encountered a case like this.

“If that incident caused the knife to fly into the stands or go out, I don’t know what would happen. However, this is also something that athletes certainly do not want when competing.” Ms. Linh said.

Mr. Bui Van Kien (Cau Giay, Hanoi) witnessed the above incident and expressed “sympathy”.

“This is definitely an incident that no athlete wants to happen. Especially when I am competing in a tournament like the SEA Games. Even though I was a little scared when I saw this scene. He (Malaysia athlete-PV) ) is off to a pretty good start, what a pity!”, Mr. Kien commented.

According to Dan Viet