Korean tennis star Kwon Soon-woo (26, Dangjin City Hall) raised eyebrows at his rude behavior after the game.

Kwon Soon-woo (112th in the world), who is aiming for the men's singles gold medal at the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, suffered a shock defeat of 2 (3-67-5 4-6) in the second round of the men's tennis singles held at Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, on the 25th.

Kwon Soon-woo returned after suffering a shoulder injury last month, but he lost six consecutive games after returning.

The problem is Kwon Soon-woo's behavior afterwards. Even after the defeat was confirmed, Kwon Soon-woo continued to hit the court hard with his racket, hitting the chair twice with a broken racket as if his anger had not gone away, and then picking up the racket again and hitting the court.

The winner Samrez approached Kwon Soon-woo, who was packed, and asked for a handshake, but Kwon Soon-woo ignored it without even looking at Samrez, and the embarrassed Samrez turned around and greeted the crowd.

The video of Kwon Soon-woo's actions spread rapidly through Chinese SNS, and American Sports Kida Tennis pointed out Kwon Soon-woo's mannered behavior in an article titled "After losing, Kwon Soon-woo shattered his racket and refused to shake hands with his opponent."

Sportskida said,  먹튀검증   "Korean tennis star Kwon Soon-woo lost everything in his attitude after a shocking defeat. Kwon Soon-woo, who lost to Samrez, whose world ranking is more than 500 steps lower than him, was one of the favorites to win, but he poured all his anger into the court, he said. "This defeat was so unbearable."

The media explained, "Kwon Soon-woo smashed his racket on the court and chair several times and shattered it, and the crowd cheered and booed at the same time," adding, "Kwon Soon-woo even refused to shake hands with his opponent, Samrez, and the referee."

Hong Kong's South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported, "Kwon Soon-woo hit the racket hard and broke it after it was confirmed that he lost to an opponent more than 500 steps high in the world ranking."

"The opponent approached Kwon Soon-woo to shake his hand, but he didn't even look at him. In the end, the opponent only greeted the crowd," he added.

SCMP also reported that criticism from local Chinese netizens continues, but this article has been deleted.

Meanwhile, Kwon Soon-woo left the men's doubles match with Hong Sung-chan (26, Sejong City Hall).


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