Diving Men's 3m Springboard-Heat

On August 16, Beijing time, the Rio Olympic Games will compete for the tenth competition day. An unexpected event broke out in the eighth competition of diving and the men's 3m springboard preliminaries held in Maria Lunk Water Sports Center. Cao Yuan ranked first in the preliminaries with a total score of 498.70, followed by Mexican star Pacheco with 488.25 and American player Ipsen with 4665438+. Defending champion Zach Halloff ranked 18 and advanced to the semi-finals. He Chao played abnormally, scoring only 27.75 points in the third jump, ranking 2 1 with a total score of 380.35 points, and missed the semi-final.

At the last London Olympic Games, the China men's team lost the gold medal in this event and only won the silver medal and bronze medal. The men's 3m springboard was once China's dominant event, but China missed the gold medal many times in recent world competitions. In this year's Rio Diving World Cup, the champion was taken away by Mexican star Pacheco. He Chao of China only finished sixth, and Cao Yingyuan didn't even make it to the final. The main rivals of He Chao and Cao Yuan are Russian duo Zach Halloff and Kuznetsov, British ace lavr, German star Hastings and Mexican star Pacheco.

There are 29 contestants in the preliminary round. Two players from China had bad luck in signing, Cao Yuan was the third, Zach Halloff was the fifth, Kuznetsov was the seventh, He Chao was the eighth, lavr 12, German star Hastings 18 and Pacheco was the 27th. Today's competition is very windy, which is a great test for athletes.

In the first jump, He Chao chose to roll forward for two and a half weeks and turn around for two weeks. He played very well and got four 8.5 points and two 8.0 points, 1 7.5 points. This jump got the highest score of 85.00. Cao Yuan's first jump was to turn inward for three and a half weeks and scored 76.50 points. Pacheco scored 8 1.60, Kuznetsov scored 78.20, Hastings scored 64.50, lavr scored 64.60, and Zach Halloff did not play well, with only 42.50 points.

In the second jump, He Chao chose 407C with difficulty coefficient of 3.4 to somersault inward for three and a half weeks. As a result, he made a major mistake. The referee gave 1 5.5, 5.0, 1 4.5, and he only got 5 1.00 in this jump. In the second jump, Cao Yuan chose to reverse somersault for one and a half weeks and turn for three and a half weeks, and scored 80.50 points. Hastings scored 82.25 points in the second jump, Pacheco scored only 63.00 points, lavr scored 75.25 points, and Zach Halloff still didn't improve, only 50.40 points. In this jump, Japanese player Kenji Temple only got 18.00.

In the third jump, He Chao chose 5 172B with a difficulty coefficient of 3.7, tumbling forward for three and a half weeks and turning around for one week. In this jump, he made a major mistake, and was deducted 2 points, only getting 27.75 points, and his ranking continued to plummet. Cao Yuan chose to reverse somersault for three and a half weeks and got 77.00 points. Pacheco scored 8 1.60 in the third jump, Kuznetsov scored 8 1.90, Hastings scored 6 1.05, lavr scored 88.40, and Zach Halloff still didn't play well, with only 47.25 points.

In the fourth jump, He Chao chose the reverse somersault for three and a half weeks. In this jump, he finally played perfectly, getting three 9.0 points, two 8.5 points and two 8.0 points, and getting 9 1.00 points, which improved the ranking. Cao Yuan chose to roll back for three and a half weeks, and scored 93.60 points, which kept him first. Pacheco scored 75.90 points for his poor performance, Kuznetsov made a major mistake, only 43.20 points, Hastings scored 76.50 points, lavr scored 70.20 points, and Zach Halloff scored 76.50 points for his comeback from injury.

In the fifth jump, He Chao, who just got better, made another mistake. He chose the back flip for three and a half weeks and only got 64.80 points. Cao Yuan chose to roll forward for two and a half weeks and scored 79.90 points. Pacheco scored 89.25 points, Kuznetsov scored 77.00 points, Hastings scored 74. 10 points, Rafe scored 55. 10 points, and ZaPalov continued to chase points. He scored 87.75 points, which was the highest personal score in this game.

In the sixth jump, He Chao chose to roll forward for four and a half weeks, but he made another mistake and only got four 5.5 points, 1 5.0 points and two 4.5 points. This jump scored 60.80 points, with a total score of 380.35 points, ranking only 2 1, and missed the semi-final. Cao Yuan also chose to roll forward for four and a half weeks, playing relatively stably, getting 9 1.20 points, ranking first with a total score of 498.70 points. Pacheco got the highest score of 96.90 in this action, ranking second with a total score of 488.25. Ipsen of the United States played a stable role in the whole game, scoring more than 70 points in six jumps and ranking third with a total score of 46 1.35 points. Kuznetsov scored 93. 10 in the last jump, ranking fourth with a total score of 449.90, and Hastings ranked fourth.

In the last jump, there was a rare low score, Azaman from Malaysia. Azaman played a stable role in the first five jumps, and it was not difficult to advance to the semi-finals. In the last jump, he chose the difficult action of tumbling forward for two and a half weeks and bending over three times. As a result, he only got 1 1.5 points, three 1.0 points and three 0.5 points, and only got this jump.