As the results of the third group of the men's 100-meter semi-finals were released, the final list was also determined.

First place in the group (q): Lao Yi - 10 seconds 19, Halsey - 10.31, Wei En - 10.15.

Second place in the group (q): Xu Zhihao - 10 seconds 32, Webber Wo - 10 seconds 40, Francis - 10 seconds 32.

Substitute promotion (q): Nasiri - 10 seconds 36, Li Zhenhao - 10 seconds 39.

With two results under 10 seconds and 20 seconds, this semi-final result is definitely one of the best in the history of the Asian Games. Except for the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games, no other Asian Games has been able to achieve such thickness.

In the semi-finals of the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games, neon star Yun Dongkoji broke the Asian 100-meter record with a time of 10 seconds, and also ran an excellent time of 10.05 seconds in the final.

Except for the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games, Wei En's 10.15 seconds was enough to win the championship in the men's 100m final at any other Asian Games.

The results of the men’s 100-meter championship in the previous four Asian Games are:

2006, Doha Asian Games, Khabib (Saudi Arabia) 10.32 seconds;

2002, Busan Asian Games, Safar (Saudi Arabia) 10.24 seconds;

1998, Bangkok Asian Games, Yoon Dong Koji (Japan) 10.05 seconds;

1994, Hiroshima Asian Games, Mansoor (Qatar) 10.18 seconds.

Going forward, there is no Asian Games where the men's 100-meter winning time has been less than 10.30 seconds.

When Yang Jian and the on-site host listed the data of previous Asian Games, both the TV viewers watching the live broadcast and the people watching the game at the scene felt that the championship was guaranteed!

Whether it is Wei En or Lao Yi, no matter who of them can win this gold medal, they will make history!

The basic foundation of comprehensive athletes has always been track and field, and the status of the men's 100-meter event in comprehensive sports games is unquestionable.

Since 1951, the Asian Games have been successfully held for 15 times, but this Asian Games men's 100-meter gold medal has never been included in the Chinese team's bag.

This is the regret in the hearts of countless people and sports people, and it is also the expectation of countless people and sports people.

The men's 100-meter final, which will be held at the Guangdong Olympic Sports Center Stadium in two hours, may be the closest the Chinese Asian Games team has come to winning the Asian Games men's 100-meter crown in so many years, and it is the one with the greatest hope!

This gold medal cannot be lost!

The men's 100-meter semi-finals are over. Next, the Guangdong Olympic Sports Center Stadium will hold the women's 400-meter finals, the men's 400-meter finals, the men's 110-meter hurdles preliminaries, and the women's heptathlon-200 meters, a total of 5 events.

At 19:05, after the women's hammer throw award ceremony, here will be the first to usher in the fierce women's 100-meter final.

At 19:25, after the men's pole vault award ceremony was completed, it was the turn of the most anticipated Asian men's 100-meter trapeze competition.

At 17:50, Kazakhstan's Olga Tereshkova won the gold medal in the women's 400m final, while Chinese athletes missed the podium.

At 18:00, Qatar’s naturalized athlete Femi Ogunode won the gold medal in the men’s 400m final, but Chinese athletes still missed the podium.

At 18:20, the men's 110-meter hurdles preliminaries opened. Chinese flying star Liu Xiang easily took first place in the first group with a time of 13.48 seconds, which was exciting.

............

The start time of the men's 100-meter final is 19:30, and the average rest time for the athletes is about 2 hours, which is just right for the athletes' physical recovery.

"Xiao Wei, you are in good condition in the semi-finals. Let's compete in the finals?" In the lounge, Lao Yi, who was lying on the bed receiving a massage, asked Wei En, who was in the next bed.

Wei En also lay limply on the bed and accepted the massage from the team doctor, humming and saying: "Well... use a little more force... Brother Danniu, why didn't you even mention Francis?"

, shouldn’t it be that you look down on others?”

"Francis?" Lao Yi thought for a moment, "I always feel that he seems...not that strong."

"Hahaha~" Wei En smiled. Although Lao Yi was so domineering on the court, he actually believed before this semi-final that Francis still had the strength to compete for the championship.

But the two shots in the preliminaries and semi-finals have undoubtedly exposed Francis' competitive state. Now Francis - I am afraid that even if he is put into the China Championships, he may not be able to win a medal!

"Senior brother, you think... can a yellow race run within 10 seconds?"

"Ah? You..." Lao Yi suddenly understood something, and then laughed at himself.

It turns out that his junior brother has not only set his sights on the heavy Asian Games gold medal, but... the "limit" of the yellow race as defined by the West!

In another lounge, Samuel Francis was receiving training from the head coach of Qatar's track and field team: "Samuel, you know how much Qatar needs this gold medal. You must go all out in the final! I don't want to watch it again in the final."

To your soft, slow start!"

Samuel Francis never talked much, not to mention he was a naturalized athlete. Sometimes it was really hard for him to find the courage to talk back, but this time he still said what he was thinking: "Sorry sir, I can't."

I promise you, you know I'm hurt."

The head coach's attitude was very tough: "You are the Asian record holder! Qatar has spent so much money to provide you with a high-quality living environment and training conditions. Can you only give back to Qatar with a silver medal?"

Francis muttered in a voice that only he could hear clearly: "Maybe I won't even get the silver medal."

"What did you say?"

"I will try my best, I promise I will try my best, promise to Allah!"

"hope so."

"..."

At 19:15, the women's 100m final started. Different from the idea of ​​"protecting bronze, competing for silver, and hoping for gold" created by the media before the game, the two female athletes representing China - Tao Yujia and Ye Jiabei, clocked 11 seconds each.

Winning fifth and seventh place respectively with times of 63 and 11.71 seconds.

The gold medal in the women's 100 meters went to neon star Chisato Fukushima, the silver medal was won by 34-year-old veteran Uzbekistan Kubyeva, and the bronze medal was won by Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Huong.

Although the Chinese audience saw the men's pole vaulter Yang Yansheng win the championship more than an hour ago, how can the pole vault event compare to the track and field event in terms of attention?

Now the women's 100-meter event has disappointed people again, and the atmosphere in the stadium is no longer as warm as before.

Where is Wei En? Where is Lao Yi?

Come out and save the place!

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Time flew by in a blink of an eye, and it arrived at 19:30 on the evening of the 22nd. There was no special opening ceremony arranged for the men's 100-meter event this time. The athletes just followed the etiquette lady and entered the field in the normal order.

When the figures of Lao Yi and Wei En appeared in the audience's field of vision, the huge Guangdong Olympic Sports Center stadium finally became lively again, and the sound of shouting their names came and went in the stadium without stopping for a long time.

Yang Jian: "It's finally here. The long-awaited men's 100-meter flying competition is about to begin. Wei En and Lao Yi stand on this track carrying the hopes of 1.3 billion Chinese people!"

In the footage, Wei En and Lao Yi walked to their respective lanes and began to adjust the starting blocks. Both of them immediately took out the small tape measure from their coat pockets and began to measure.

Since the men's 100-meter final is the last event to be held tonight at the Guangdong Olympic Sports Center Stadium, the live broadcast camera can follow the entire process, and there is no need to use game footage from other events for pre-match transition.

In this case, every move of the athletes was completely displayed in front of the TV audience.

After measuring all the data on the starting block, Wei En threw the small measuring tape into the storage box behind the number stool, and then started the test run wearing a fiery red warm jacket.

As a host athlete, he ran the best time in the semi-finals, and was the creator of the best 100-meter time in Asia this year. Wei En naturally received special treatment from CCTV, and the camera focused on him most of the time.

During the test run, Wei En also did not forget to interact with the audience in the stadium. From time to time he would wave his hands and say hello to the audience.

During the preparation process, Wei En saw many, many people.

There are passionate men and women who make no secret of their love for the motherland and put the five-star red flag on their bodies and print it on their faces.

There were loyal fans holding big support flags, support banners, or wearing clothes with Wei En's face and name printed on them.

There is that silly girl who still persists to this day and sends him several messages every day.

And my mother, who never moved her eyes from her.

For the sake of these many people, Wei En has to work hard and give back to them with a beautiful result!

I don’t know how long it took, but the eight players finally finished their preparations and returned to the preparation area to stand by.

At the referee's signal, the players began to take off their warm jackets one after another, revealing their strong and strong limbs.

Yang Jian: "In the preparation activities we have seen before, I feel that Wei En and Lao Yi's trial running movements are full of power. We also hope that they can release all this critical and explosive power in the

The moment the gun went off!"

"The competition is about to begin. Judging from the situation in the semi-finals, if you want to win the championship, you must have the ability to run within 10 seconds and 10 seconds. Among the eight athletes on the field, only three have run under 10 seconds and 10 seconds.

.”

“They are Asian record holder Francis, whose best time is 9.99 seconds; then national record holder Wei En, with a personal best time of 10.06 seconds; and Lao Yi, who has held the national record for ten days, with a personal best time of 10.06 seconds.

Best time is 10.09 seconds.”

"It can be said that unless there is a major accident, the championship is basically locked in these three people. However, judging from the results of the semi-finals and the competitive state of the athletes, Francis' injury still has a great impact on him.

, This is good news for Wei En and Lao Yi..."

"Let's take a look at the introduction of the eight athletes. The first one is Li Zhenhao from Xiangjiang, China. Li Zhenhao is only 21 years old this year, very young. He is the new generation sprint leader in Xiangjiang."

"Lane 2, veteran Suryo Weberwo from Indonesia. He is 27 years old this year and is also a very experienced player."

"In lane 3, Barakat Halsey from Oman is also quite good. His personal best time is 10.26 seconds, which he ran in yesterday's preliminaries."

"Track 4, the champion of the National Track and Field Championships, who briefly held the Chinese 100-meter record, is the famous athlete from Guangxi - Lao Yi!"

Lao Yi still showed the same excited expression when facing the camera. He counted the points at the live broadcast camera and the audience and then followed up with a loud roar, showing domineering in every move.

"Lane 5, the Chinese men's 100-meter record holder, the 2010 Doha World Indoor Track and Field Championships men's 60-meter runner-up, the 2010 Moncton World Youth Championships men's 100-meter champion, Chinese flying star - Wei En!"

When it came to the finals, Wei En changed his usual quiet style. He put his right fist on his waist and tightly wrapped his left hand around his right wrist, as if his right hand was no longer under control.

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To be continued...