Zhang Wenxiu

Zhang Wenxiu

Zhang Wenxiu, born in Dalian, Liaoning Province on March 22, 1986, is a Chinese woman hammer player.

In 2000, he was selected into the Bayi track and field team of the Chinese people's Liberation Army to engage in professional training. He was selected for the national team in 2001. He won the national track and field championship in 2004. She won the bronze medal in women's hammer in 2007 World Championships. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, she won the silver medal with 74.32 meters, rewriting the history of Chinese women's hammer without a medal in the Olympic Games. On September 7, 2013, in the final of women's hammer in the 12th National Games, she won the championship with 73.68 meters, realizing the defending of this event in the National Games. September 28, 2014, Incheon Asian Games hammer champion, and broke the Asian Games record. On August 27, 2015, she won the second place in the world track and field championship with 76.33 meters, which is also her best place in the world competition.

On August 15, 2016, Zhang Wenxiu won the silver medal in the final of women's hammer throw at the Rio Olympic Games.

Early experience

Zhang Wenxiu was born in Dalian, Liaoning Province on March 22, 1986. At the age of 8, Zhang Wenxiu was sent to Pulandian sports school by his parents to play basketball. In 1996, Zhang Wenxiu's parents thought that they could make more achievements by specializing in track and field events, and agreed to change Zhang Wenxiu's practice to hammer. Since then, Zhang Wenxiu began to engage in women's hammer training.

Career

In 1998, 12-year-old Zhang Wenxiu was selected into the Bayi track and field team, focusing on hammer. In 2000, Zhang Wenxiu was selected into the Bayi track and field team of the Chinese people's Liberation Army. In 2001, Zhang Wenxiu was selected into the national team, and the coach was Ye Kuigang, who became the star of hope in Chinese track and field. In 2001, at the national track and field Grand Prix, Zhang Wenxiu set a new Asian record by 66.30 meters. In 2002, Zhang Wenxiu won the Asian Youth Championship. In 2003, Zhang Wenxiu won the gold medal of women's hammer in the world military games with a score of 69.89 meters. In 2004, Zhang Wenxiu won the first place in the national track and field Grand Prix with a score of 72.37 meters, and the third place in Padua Grand Prix of IAAF with a score of 72.35 meters. In 2004 Athens Olympic Games, Zhang Wenxiu won the seventh place by 72.03 meters. In 2005, Zhang Wenxiu won the national track and field championship with a score of 73.24 meters, the national track and field Grand Prix series Zhongshan station, and the gold medal with a score of 72.23 meters in Macao East Asian Games. In 2006, Zhang Wenxiu won the gold medal in the national track and Field Championships with a score of 72.98 meters. Zhang Wenxiu won the bronze medal in the 2007 World Track and Field Championships with a score of 74.39 meters, which is the first medal of the Chinese team in the world championships, and also a historic breakthrough of Chinese women's hammer in the world championships. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Zhang Wenxiu made 73.36 meters in the first throw in the preliminaries, and finally ranked first in the group by virtue of this only throw, so he was successfully promoted to the final. In the final, the first shot was more than 74 meters, and Zhang Wenxiu won the silver medal with the result of 74.32 meters in the second shot, rewriting the history of Chinese women's hammer without a medal in the Olympic Games. (on December 23, 2016, the International Olympic Committee reexamined the drug test samples of the Beijing Olympic Games, and the sample of miankova from Belarus was positive, so the gold medal of women's hammer won by miankova in the Beijing Olympic Games was withdrawn, and Zhang Wenxiu won the silver medal by replacement) on the evening of October 21, 2009, in the final of women's hammer of the 11th National Games in Jinan Olympic Sports Center, Zhang Wenxiu won the gold medal of women's hammer 74m25 won the championship. on June 11, 2011, in a track and field competition held by frankisch Krumbach in Germany, Zhang Wenxiu threw 75m 56 and won the second place. On September 4, Zhang Wenxiu won the bronze medal in the final of women's hammer throw at the 13th IAAF World Championships with a score of 75.03 meters, and he was also the second runner up in the world championships. in the early morning of May 25, 2012, Zhang Wenxiu won the second place in the IAAF world challenge in Ostrava, Czech Republic with a score of 76m 99 and broke the Asian record of 75m 72. In the 2012 London Olympic Games women's hammer throw final, China's Zhang Wenxiu threw 76 meters 34, ranking third. However, due to the German team's complaint, Zhang Wenxiu's result was finally overtaken by Germany's hedler and retired to fourth place. It's a pity that he didn't get the bronze medal. (on May 27, 2016, the International Olympic Committee announced that loborodova, the 2012 Olympic women's hammer champion from Russia, was cancelled the gold medal, and Zhang Wenxiu won the bronze medal by replacement) on September 7, 2013, in the women's hammer final of the 12th National Games, she won the championship with 73.68 meters, realizing the defending of the event in the National Games. on September 28, 2014, in the final of women's hammer throw at Incheon Asian Games, she won the championship with her personal best score of 77.33 meters, realizing her third consecutive champion in the Asian Games, and breaking the Asian Games record she set in the 2006 Asian Games. after Zhang Wenxiu won the championship in the Incheon Asian Games, he was accused that his flight examination found that his urine sample contained zeranolol, and then his performance was cancelled and he was deprived of the gold medal. In October 2014, Zhang Wenxiu appealed to the International Court of arbitration for sports, and the appeal was successful on May 6, 2015. On May 20, Zhang Wenxiu, who came back from lifting the ban, took part in the Beijing bird's nest challenge, ranking sixth with 71.37 meters. On August 27, 2015, in the women's hammer throw final of Beijing track and field world championships, Zhang Wenxiu won the second place with a score of 76.33 meters, which is also her best place in the world competition. on August 15, 2016, Zhang Wenxiu won the silver medal by throwing a score of 76.75 meters in the women's hammer throw final of the Rio Olympic Games. on August 8, 2017, Zhang Wenxiu won the fourth place in the women's hammer final of the 2017 London World Track and Field Championships with 74m 53. on September 6, 2017, in the track and field competition of the 13th National Games at Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium, Zhang Wenxiu of the Chinese people's Liberation Army won the women's hammer with a height of 75.48 meters,

It has won three consecutive titles in the National Games

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Award winning record

Character evaluation

Objectively speaking, Zhang Wenxiu has done her best in the final, and her efforts should be recognized by people, but her achievements can be described as unsatisfactory. (Sohu Entertainment review) < / I > Zhang Wenxiu's ability to stand on the podium of the Olympic Games is the breakthrough of Chinese women's hammer. (review of Shenyang Evening News) < / I > it's true that she can go to today and break the Asian record again. If she doesn't have tenacious willpower and style of thought, it's hard to reach such a level. (comments by Ye Kuigang) < / I >

Character controversy

On October 3, 2014, the Asian Olympic Council announced that Zhang Wenxiu, a Chinese woman hammer thrower, was found to be doping positive and disqualified from the Asian Games. Her gold medal in the Asian Games will also be withdrawn. The OCA said that Zhang Wenxiu accepted the doping test outside the competition on September 26, 2014, and her urine sample was found to contain zeranol, which is a kind of doping banned. Zhang Wenxiu himself said that he could not accept this and said that "he has never taken any prohibited substances. I really don't know why this substance appears in my urine sample. As an athlete, I would like to apologize for the negative impact of personal problems on the Chinese sports delegation and the Chinese track and Field Association. " Zhang Wenxiu himself has participated in three Olympic Games, four Asian Games and seven world championships, and won a bronze medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. After years of excellent performance, I have always been at the leading level in Asia, and I have been far ahead of my rivals in Asia. At the Asian Games, there was no subjective motive for doping. Zhang Wenxiu said that under the premise of respecting the International Anti Doping rules, he would actively safeguard individual rights, cooperate with relevant agencies to carry out investigation, find out the real causes of the problems, and return his innocence. according to the analysis of people familiar with the situation, "Zhang Wenxiu's performance is second to none in Asia. Before that, she has won two gold medals in the Asian Games. It's impossible for her to take risks for an Asian champion. More importantly, this ingredient can't directly and effectively affect her performance, even if she wants to eat it." This should be a case of misuse, perhaps because Zhang Wenxiu had eaten a bowl of beef noodles at the capital airport before. on May 6, she successfully appealed. After winning the gold medal at last year's Incheon Asian Games, she was accused that her flight test found that her urine sample contained zeranolol, then her performance was cancelled and she was deprived of the gold medal. In October 2014, Zhang Wenxiu appealed to the International Court of arbitration for sports. on May 6, 2015, the Asian Olympic Council announced that Zhang Wenxiu's doping positive punishment in Incheon Asian Games was overturned and his gold medal in women's hammer throw was returned. Zhang Wenxiu said after learning about the decision of the Asian Olympic Council: "I hope that through further investigation, I can find out the truth of the incident and my innocence as an athlete. I am very excited about the result." Baidu Encyclopedia content is shared by netizens. If you find that your data content is inaccurate or incomplete, you are welcome to use your own data service (free) to participate in the correction. Go to > > now

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