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Asian Games: Controversy taints home team victories
India’s L. Sarita Devi cries standing beside bronze medalist Vietnam’s Thi Duyen Luu after she refused her bronze medal during the medal ceremony for the women’s light 60-kilogram division boxing at the 17th Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2014. India’s protest against the outcome of an Asian Games boxing semifinal that was awarded to South Korea’s Park Ji-na over Devi in the women’s 60-kilogram division was rejected on Tuesday. Devi rejected her medal in protest against the result. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
INCHEON — Indian boxer Sarita Devi stood on the podium during the medal ceremony at the Seonhak Gymnasium, Wednesday, but didn’t bend down for the bronze medal. Instead, she took it and slipped it around South Korea’s silver medalist Park Jin-a’s neck. The Korean appeared too stunned to immediately react.
The abrupt refusal came as the Indian boxer lost a decion to Park in the semifinals of the women’s lightweight class on the previous day at the Seonhak Gymnasium.
“I felt that I should not accept the medal because I deserved to be in the finals,” Sarita said after exiting the arena. “I’m ready to face any repercussions. I did not feel like accepting the medal and so I didn’t.”
It was the latest in a series of controversies in which South Koreans’ achievements have been tainted with claims of a “home advantage” gone too far.
After the match, many questioned the judging, some calling it “dubious” and too much “in favor of the home boxers.”
The judges, none of whom were from Asia, scored the three-round bout by identical 39-37 margins.
When Park was announced as the winner, Sarita wept uncontrollably and her husband Thoiba Singh rushed to the judges’ bench and shouted, “You’ve killed boxing.”
India lodged a protest, but World body AIBA’s technical committee rejected the protest, saying “rules bar any complaints against judges, and protests can only be filed against the decision of the referees.”
India chief boxing coach Blas Iglesias Fernandes said the 3-0 decision against Sarita smacked of a fix.
“Only dishonest people can do something like this,” he said. “It’s a clear case of a pre-determined judgment. In fact, the opponent should have been given a standing count on many occasions, which never happened.”
“The host is clearly taking advantage,” Sarita said. “I’ve left my one-year-old son at home to compete here, and it took just one minute for the judges to spoil everything for me.”
Olympic Council of Asia delegates and boxing officials at the venue did not react to the Indian furor or the protest.
The judges were Mohamed Braham of Tunisia, Albino Foti of Italy, and Mariuisz Jozef Gorny of Poland.
The rejected bronze medal is now in the custody of organizers.
In another boxing event, Devendro Singh of India failed to advance to the semifinals after a loss to South Korea’s Shin Jong-hun in the 49 kg quarterfinal. India once again found fault in the judging.
“I wish these judges could be sacked,” India’s Cuban trainer Bi Fernandez said bluntly. “I suppose the only ones who thought the Korean had won were the judges.”
The wrestling event was also stained with controversy.
South Korea’s Jung Ji-hyun claimed his first Asiad gold in the men’s 71 kg Greco-Roman event with a 9-0 win over Uzbek opponent Dilshodjon Turdiev.
But in the semifinals, the judge had announced Iranian wrestler Saeid Abdevali as winner when Korean officials protested the results.
“Koreans have been proven to ignore all conditions of a fair competition only to gain more medals,” said an Iranian wrestling fan. “I’m not exaggerating. If you take a short look at the match you will see that I’m right. Judgments are blind.”
Along with combat sports, football matches involving the South Korean squad have been also criticized for similar reasons. Referees’ disputed calls have given advantages to the Koreans and led them to the final.
Thailand’s men’s football coach on Tuesday went sarcastic after his side was beaten 2-0 to the hosts in the semifinal match. He was especially unhappy about the referee’s decision to give the Koreans a chance for a penalty kick, which led to the second goal.
“I was far from the spot, but players said it’s not a penalty. However, but the referee called it a penalty. I hope South Korea wins this competition, but not by penalty kicks,” the coach, Kiatisuk Senamuang, said of penalty kicks that South Korean captain Jang Hyun-soo scored on his side’s way to the finals.
Two days earlier, when the South Koreans beat the Japanese 1-0, Jang also scored a decider from the penalty spot in the 88th minute.
Japan’s coach Makoto Teguramori also expressed his regret over the game, saying “our side would have won the game if there had been no penalty kicks awarded,” although he did not specifically bring to surface the issue of the fairness over the referee’s call.
After Tuesday’s game, a number of photos insulting the Korean national flag and comments cursing the penalty decision were posted on the Korea Football Association’s homepage.
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AP materials were used in this article.
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fatima
October 1, 2014 at 9:06 PM
Injustice has been done………..I don’t understand how everyone just kept quiet and did nothing….. #Saritadevi #injustice #incheon
Ahmad Ebrahimi
October 3, 2014 at 11:48 PM
On the eve of conclusion of Asian games that took place between September 19 and October 4, 2014 in Incheon, I accuse the host nation, Republic of Korea, having unlawfully acquired the assistance of panel of judges and referees, of carrying out a staggering array of abuses regarding fair judgement throughout the competition among participants in particular in free-style and Greco-Roman wrestling.
I request all people who expect sport to be an arena that is supposed to evoke spirit of friendship and excellence among competitors and to bring nations together in a world that is full of tension, to help compile the comprehensive list of litany of abuses perpetrated by those officials in charge of Asian games and associated panel of judges, to expose the apparent systematic and widespread character of un-sportsmanship and corruption among the officials of the host nation and judges in Incheon, South Korea, and to prevent such systematic bias, unrelenting discrimination and enmity against certain teams in some disciplines, to be repeated in another big sport gathering in future.
I ask the United Nations, the Olympic Committee, national and international sport federations, international law bodies against corruption and investigative journalist from world media to investigate the conduct of judges and for the authorities concerned to impose proper measures on those that have brought their office into disrepute, in order to ensure that competition would be fair and host nation authorities cannot interfere or judges do not feel immune in directly and consistently targeting certain national teams to deprive them of gold medals or rulings that favour the host nation (as a way of returning hospitality at best or rendering their services bought). In particular I ask such discriminating referees and favour-returning judges to be retired and barred from judging panels and eliminate further opportunity to discriminate in sport arenas with immunity.
What happened in Incheon was the destruction of trust and desecration of the oath that some Korean officials and certain judges took in conducting their business that unfortunately has overshadowed and blackened the image of the overwhelming number of officials and judges involved that discharged their responsibilities with utmost fairness and impartiality. This has cultural significance, and entails wanton destruction and looting of spirit of fair competition in international arenas, and denial of fundamental rights of competitors who suffered as a result in violation of international law and Olympic protocol.
Finally, I want to express surprise and disdain at the response of National Sport Federations whose competitors suffered and have become demoralized as a result of biased judgement in not supporting their members to the best of their ability, forfeiting as many as half a dozen gold medals and their right to make official complaints and documenting the systematic abuse for bringing it to the attention of sport-loving people of the world.
At this stage I would like to present one clip of evidence that is available on YOUTUBE and I am condiment that this clip alone will manifest the audacity of partial judgements to the full and hope that other people will add to such evidence to expose international sport mafia:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIDGSyIlJmM
Corrupt jury ruled out Abdevali’s consecutive headlock flip-overs to save the host’s Jihyun Jung
by Jacob Stacey •
The corrupt jury ruled out Iran’s Abdevali’s headlock flip-overs to save the host’s Jihyun Jung from an early defeat. The Iranian wrestler- Saeid Abdevali- defeats the host’s Jihyun Jung by…
Susana wahengbam
October 2, 2014 at 12:23 AM
Hi,
I used to have a lot of respect for south Korea until I saw Sarita’s match. For all Koreans, I am a Manipur like Sarita, I come from the same state as Sarita. Korean films and Korean dramas are more popular in Manipur than the Hindi or Bollywood films because of the ban on Hindi films by terror outfits in the state. Korean dressing styles and hairstyle are very popular among the youth. Not only that, we find a lot of similarities culturally,Korean shamanism and Manipur’s sanamahism….the list can go on…the way how Korean offers flowers and fruits to their dead ancestors. …we do the same…. With all due respect, I as a Manipur, who used to love korean culture, food and TV dramas, have lost all respect of south Korea…. Pls watch the game…again and again….. Park was struggling till the end…with all the punches that landed on her face…and still she won…wow!! That happens only in korea ….another Korean drama…???
Brian
October 2, 2014 at 8:43 PM
So you enjoy Korean films, entertainment, and Korean culture seems to be popular in that side of the world, yet one boxing match is enough to change your whole view on a country? That’s a joke.
Vicky
October 2, 2014 at 11:08 PM
“Instead, she took it and slipped it around South Korea’s silver medalist Park Jin-a’s neck”
Very petty behaviour. She had to insult Park by implying that she only deserve the bronze medal. Park was polite with Devi and did not react to this public insult.
hosseincode
October 2, 2014 at 4:34 AM
shame on South Korea, i lost all the respect i had for them
OP
October 4, 2014 at 6:51 AM
This is a huge lost of reputation for south korea. I feel that the organizer give their own country a bad name, inspite of spending so much money organizing the games. Maybe adter this, all South korean winners of this years Asian Games will be regarded suspiciously whether they really did win or because of the organizers helped them unfairly? I feel that the medals of this asian games is also devalued due to lack of fair play. I dont think Sarita really did want the bronze medal back. She was force to accept it for the continuity of her career.
I noticed that the South Koreans in position of authority also like to exert their authority to bully others, especially when criticised. This is not the first time south korean organizers of an event threaten to take action against a participant. A few months ago, South Korea organized a beauty pageant and stripped muss myanmar (the winner) of the crown because they said she did not respect them. WTF! How do you force someone to respect you? Very narrow minded organizer. Search the net and you will find the incident. In Korean culture you see those in high position talk down to those lower than him/her. But outside the country, people dont necessarily bow down to them. I feel they are overexerting themselves and this makes them look ugly.
sujeet
October 2, 2014 at 5:04 AM
koreans have brought disrepute to sportsmanship.this is d first time i am witnessing daylight robbery in sports.its shameful.
sujeet
October 2, 2014 at 5:09 AM
today koreans robbed uzbek boxer in semis.what a disgusting country.
before next asian games oca& ioc should let koreans buy medals before start of games.others should compete for medals not bought.
utterly shameful asian games at incheon
Sum Ting Wong
October 2, 2014 at 9:04 AM
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Incheats-2014-Asian-games/499900903446958
anna g
October 2, 2014 at 10:39 AM
Many of korea’s gold medals belong to other countries,how can they be proud of their medals when they were earned by influencing the judging panel,just like the 2002 world cup,or as they would call it a love story,I call it the shame story thought.
I’m seriously wondering if cheating is a social norm in Korea,because it seems to happen too often in these games.
gold medal !
October 2, 2014 at 10:56 AM
Congratulations to you for hosting a big cheat fest ! … referees and no fair! you can watch Saeid Abdvali game VS Korean wrestler for example. shame on you.
nicole
October 3, 2014 at 1:05 PM
How can that Korean guy take that medal? Korea is country of shameless people. They have to win by any way(including bribery, blackmailing).
moi
October 2, 2014 at 3:05 PM
South Korea paid off the judges to secure medals for their under performing athletes. Way to go South Korea. You are the number one cheater. I hope you can live with yourselves.
Arnie
October 2, 2014 at 4:37 PM
There has been a lack of fair play in this Asian games. Korea has lost face in the world scene and have been tagged as ‘Cheaters’ due to a few rotten apples who have tried to unjustly increase the Korean Medal count. The evidence is clear for everyone to see-There are numerous videos on the web of Sarita Devi’s fight, the Mongolian Boxer’s fight etc. Boxing has been the biggest victim. Either the judges appointed by AIBA are corrupt or they are just incompetent. Either scenario does not paint AIBA or Korea in a good light !
Jim
October 3, 2014 at 12:48 AM
It’s not only boxing, but also tennis, wrestling and many other sports. And South Koreans do not only cheat in sports but also in business.
Sam
October 2, 2014 at 6:24 PM
My recommendation to South Koreans is that we should no longer hold any more Olympic events in our home land in the future. It is best not to get involved especially events such as Asian games because there will be nothing but hate coming from all sides. Since we still have Pyong-chang winter Olympic left to do, lets do our best on holding that one, but after that, no more Olympic events in South Korea please.
Anti-Cheating
October 2, 2014 at 7:30 PM
I used to like Korea, but not anymore.
You destroyed all reputation your ancestor built.
Shame on you S. Korea Asian Game.
R.I.P.
John
October 2, 2014 at 11:06 PM
Koreans are so insecure with themselves. They need gold medals to feel complete, even if it is not earned.
Koreans will say “everyone cheats” and point to controversial Kim Yuna’s loss of Gold at the olympics. However Yuna’s silver medal was very close. There are arguments on both sides.
These cases are pretty clear cut
Edward
October 2, 2014 at 11:48 PM
Aah, how beautiful. Hating the country and people over controversial issue in a SPORT EVENT. Calling Koreans insecure when in fact you guys take the sport so seriously that you decide to hate the country and the race over a sport corruption. To me, as Korean-American myself, I don’t give two bits of a rats ass about Asian Games. I couldn’t care less if Korea didn’t win anything. I’m even laughing that Korean footballers get military exemptions over winning Asian Games. That’s the only reason why I’m here.
So I guess everyone should hate the U.S. since they stole gold medal from Kim Dong Sun and awarded to Apolo Anton Ohno, right? Not only that, US has done lot of rigged events to steal medals from different countries. I guess everyone should hate Russians for awarding gold to Adelina Sotnikova instead of Yuna Kim, right? Or how about the way China cheated against Koreans in short track speed skating. I guess everyone should hate China for that as well. Great Britain attempted to cheat their way to victory against Korea during 2012 London Olympics by awarding two penalties. So I guess we should all hate Great Britain by your logic. I’ve seen lot of rigged events in Muay Thai matches where Thai guy wins over Korean just because he’s “Thai” and he’s “authentic” regardless of the result. So I guess we should all hate Thai people based on your logic.
Get a life, kids. Grow up. Go find something better to do with your lives and be more productive in this world while it’s better to let these events go. Corruption happens everywhere. When Yuna Kim got robbed, I didn’t go cry and whine like a little baby I’m witnessing on this page. I just laugh and say “home advantage, oh well.”.
This is the reason why hosts’ results do not count as true results. True results is shown when results are held in different soil.
Jim
October 3, 2014 at 12:46 AM
South Koreans are known cheaters not only in sports. They do the same in business. And if you don’t give a “rats ass” why are you here commenting then?
Joe
October 4, 2014 at 12:12 AM
it’s funny how you justify cheating by reciting other incidents of cheating.
R
October 7, 2015 at 6:56 PM
These were not simply random cheating where a few players or a few referees are corrupted. The South Korean sports authority took the cheating to a whole new level. Setting the badminton stadium’s A.C. to control wind direction? That was an example of a carefully planned and organized cheating. And judging from the number of cases uniformly occurring across the competitions, there were a large number of people involved. Let the numbers and all the video records speak for themselves. I don’t hate your country and I actually respect Koreans who own up and admit that many of those involved in the organizing the games were corrupted. But anyone who is not biased should be able to see why there are so many disappointed, heartbroken, and furious fans & athletes rather than assuming that everyone’s reaction is a result of hatred.
Jim
October 3, 2014 at 12:44 AM
South Koreans are well known dishonorable cheaters who will do anything to win. Unlike the Japanese, fair play, sportsmanship and honor mean nothing to them. Now the world knows what a garbage country South Korea is.
Edward
October 3, 2014 at 9:55 AM
Aah yes, Japanese so fair that their referee was bought and stole the game for Brazil against Croatia, right? So I guess by your logic, Japanese people are crooks who take bribes. They also cheated their way and played dirty in baseball against Korea in WBC. Nice sportsmanship, huh?
I was brought here because I heard Korean footballers got exempted from military over winning football in Asian Games. Asian Games is a joke. The concept of it is a joke anyways. Real deal is at the Olympics, World Cup, international event where everyone all around the globe joins, not just Asians. Asian Games is like event for “special” people who couldn’t be successful in Olympics or worldwide that they need to make themselves event to lower difficulty level and win it to feel better. It’s for scrawny chumps. Why not compete at an international level?
Victor
October 3, 2014 at 1:28 AM
Korean! Pretty girls…
ehsan
October 3, 2014 at 6:03 AM
Koreans are the biggest cheaters in the world. In wrestling they cheated two Iranian wrestlers while they were the winners. That was so stupid. Koreans will pay the price in next round of Asian games. My suggestion: BOYCOTT KOREAN GOODS IN YOUR COUNTRY.
Ingo
October 3, 2014 at 8:47 PM
An awesome interview from Sarita Devi Laishram: She has no ill feeling towards the Korean opponent or the host country but want the judging to be transparent and honest. Even though she is from a poor background or country or whatever but her heart and thought is much more richer and advanced then others. Follow the link to read the interview in English: I have put the Google Translate Korean version below-
사리타 데비 는 아시안 게임 2,014 논쟁 후 더 나은 판단 을 요구한다
뉴 델리 – 그녀는 ” 생각 국가 10월 3일 는 2014 년 그녀는 아시안 게임 하지만 인도 복서 L 사리타 데비 는 그녀의 폭발 이 한국에서 다음 달 세계 선수권 대회에서 판단 잘 보장 할 것으로 기대 에서 감정적으로 충전 시위 에 대한 무조건적인 사과를 제공하고있다 ” 잘못한 .
그녀는 시상식 에서 수락을 거부 논란 동메달 , 인천 , 한국 에서 돌아온 후 , 사리타 는 에피소드 는 그녀의 ” 정신적으로 탈진 ” 남아 있다고 말했다 .
“나는 심사 가 ( 제주 제도 11월 13일에서 25일까지 에서 예정)세계 선수권 대회 에서 더 나은 바랍니다. 한국 은 호스팅 하고 내 항의 심사 의 기준에 약간의 차이를 만들 것으로 기대 하고있다. 내가 했던 것처럼 아무도 잘못한 하지 느낀다 바랍니다. 어떤 권투 선수 가 우리는 그렇게 열심히 이 통과 되지 해야한다 ” 고 말했다.
사리타 는 한판 승부 를 지배 에도 불구하고 한국어 박진아 에 아시안 게임 에서 논쟁 준결승 을 잃었습니다. 인도 는 나중에 연단 에 심하게 울고 그녀 에게 수여 된 메달을 착용 하지 않았다.
그녀는 대신 그녀 에 대해 징계 절차를 개시하기 위해 국제 복싱 협회 ( AIBA )을 묻는행사 기간 동안 항의의 표시 로 공원 을 주었다.
사리타 는 나중에 그녀의 행동 에 대한 AIBA 에 ” 무조건 사과 “를 제안했다.
나는 다른 인도 권투 선수 고통을 하지 않았기 때문에 “나는 사과했다. 난 내 나라를 위해 내가 다른 인도 는 영향을받지 가져옵니다 보장하기 위해 노력했다 사과 싸울 . 내가 잘못한 된 느낌 “이라고 말했다 .
“우리는 , 나는 우리 의 권투 선수 에 영향을 미치는 새로운 것을 원하지 않았다 이전 으로 인해 연맹 의 해고를 많이 겪었다. ”
연단 에 그녀의 감정적 인 순간을 회상 사리타 는 그녀가 통제 되지 말했다.
“나는 연단에 자신을 제어 할 수 있습니다. 즉 그녀는 가치가 무엇 때문에 나는 그녀 ( 공원 보기 )메달을 제공했다. 더 나은 자격 . 그녀는 청동 을 반환 내게로왔다 하지만 난 그것을 취할 수 없습니다 너무 압도 했다 . 그녀는 그것을 다시 받아 달라고 요청 , ” 사리타 는 회상했다 .
“나는 그녀와 함께 화가 아닙니다. 그녀는 나처럼 싸우고 있었다 .
잘못 은 다른 사람 에 의해 수행되었다 . 그것은 그녀의 잘못이 아니에요 “라고 그녀는 덧붙였다.
더 인도 공식 이 그녀를 도와 앞으로 오지 하지만, 권투 선수 는 그녀가 더 이상 에 연연 하지 않는다고 말했다 으로 사리타 는 준결승전 후 항의를 제기 하기 위해 돈을 융자 했다.
“나는 이미 인도 관리 태도 에 대한 많은 말했다. 나는 그것을 추가 할 필요가 없습니다 그러나 나는 그들이 필요로 할 때 그들이 선수 를 백업 할 것을 기대합니다 . 우리는 우리가 이 정도 하지 않을 경우 더 많은 것을 받을 자격이 나라 를 위해 싸우고 , ” 그녀는 말했다.
그러나, 전 세계 및 아시아 챔피언 은 다른 국가 의 권투 선수 의 지원 에 의해 압도 되었다.
“나는 박수를 했다 내가 가는 곳마다 . 심지어 공항에서 일부 타이어 권투 선수가 나에게 걸어 저를 지원했다. 그들은 내 성능을 찬양 날 축하 . 그것은 매우 감동 했다 “고 회상했다 .
게임 에서 그녀의 성과 에 반영 사리타 는 그녀가 그녀가 반지 안쪽 관리 결과에 만족 했다 .
“나는 나 자신을 충전주 의 휴식을 취하기 입니다 . 내 유아 아들과 함께 시간을 보내는 될 수있다 무슨 일이 일어 났는지 나를 극복 하는 데 도움이됩니다. 그건 내가 내 뒤에 이 문제를 놓고 앞으로 나아갈 수있는 유일한 방법 이다 ” 고 말했다.
가벼운 상태 에서 권투 선수 는 그녀가 지금 녹아웃 에 대한 이상을 시도 할 것이라고 말했다 .
” 즉, 더 나은 사람 에 대한 의심의 여지 나뭇잎 ,”그녀는 웃었다.
Ingo
October 3, 2014 at 8:48 PM
http://www.india.com/asian-games-2014/sarita-devi-calls-for-better-judging-after-asian-games-2014-controversy-164694/
ehsan
October 4, 2014 at 12:09 AM
2014 Asian Games: South Korea cheats to win gold medals
http://english.sahartv.ir/2014-asian-games-south-korea-cheats-to-win-gold-medals-790
Korean Cheater
October 4, 2014 at 2:48 PM
I remember when I signed a petition to Kim Yuna’s lost in Figure skating last winter Olympics, she lost to a Russian skater and the whole Korean nation got mad of the decision and now they did what the Russian did to Yuna.. hahaha there’s no stopping to the vicious cycle of cheating and robbing…
Senthil
October 5, 2014 at 1:49 AM
The boxing events are full of controversies. 2014 Asian games is a good example. Judges were not Koreans. Why then to blame the Koreans? The boxing federations should come out of their old habits of employing cheats as referees. Anyway old habits die hard. I believe they are now getting ready to continue their cheating habits in the coming Olympics as well. Is there an official briefing to the referees to support the host nation prior to such world events?
Jonah
October 5, 2014 at 3:19 AM
Korea sucks, they cheat everything and always try to justify their action. Not only in sport, Samsung copied iPhone, girls do cosmetic surgery to fake her look. Well in the end, Korean people are ugly both inside and outside. Japanese is wayyyy better. Thai people kick Korean ass in boxing
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Take it easy!
October 7, 2014 at 3:31 PM
Take it easy. Suppose south Korea first in Asian games. what happened!!!!
History show them the result of they cheats if it has done.
Let them be happy with their medals
roy
October 7, 2014 at 8:26 PM
theres nothing to be shocked bout korean…remember FIFA world cup 2002? they end up to 4th place, pretty obvious isn’t it? S.Korean always cheat and fake, even their face and body also plastic and fake haha…malaysian wushu altlet doping issue also questionable and very suspicious
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Bernard
February 4, 2016 at 4:59 PM
Police and army are corrupted – sport as well
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