At UFC262, Darius defeated the famous nightmare Ferguson. At the scene, people supported the nightmare and booed Darius, but Darius said disapprovingly, "People want to boo me, let them boo me." From Darius to Zhang Weili, they were treated unkindly by the audience, but the results were different. When Iranian-American Darius had the last laugh, China's Zhang Weili lost his world title in the first round.
In an interview with the media, Darius bluntly said that it was normal for the audience to boo. People can freely choose who to support, and dealing with hostile people is part of a boxer's job. Darius particularly criticized Zhang Weili, saying that Zhang Weili should not emphasize that he was disturbed by the audience: "To be honest, I think this is a bad excuse. This is a very bad excuse. I just want to say that this is distracting you. I understand that this is not an easy task, but as an athlete, it is your responsibility. "
In fact, Darius confused one thing here, that is, the audience booed him, just because Nightmare had many fans. Zhang Weili was booed. It's not that simple. It can be said that it is a huge trap. Wang, Zhao Yan and others have already talked about the relevant issues, so I won't repeat them here. Exercise should be pure. When someone politicized the game, domestic sprayers attacked Zhang Weili instead of blaming the culprit. That's ridiculous.
To put it bluntly, domestic sprayers are poisoned by "champions" and "only winning or losing". They have never supported Zhang Weili himself before, but they have supported Zhang Weili, who has always won. I wonder, if Zhang Weili succeeds in defending her title by defeating Ross, will there be any attacks on her if she mentions the booing of the audience after the game? So what can't afford to lose and what can't afford to lose are not the most important. The important thing is that Zhang Weili lost. It's as simple as that.