Beijing (CNN) -- Eight female badminton players were disqualified from the Olympics this week for apparently trying to throw their matches to secure a favorable draw. It's not the first time sports people have tried to improve their chances of winning, but is deliberately trying to lose a match smart tactics or disguised cheating? Two of the players involved were reigning world champions, Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang, who were considered gold medal contenders for China. China's sports officials quickly accepted the punishment and players apologized publicly, although Yu subsequently suggested she was quitting the sport. Soon after the badminton controversy broke it was the top-trending topic on Weibo, China's most popular micro-blogging site, with over 15 million posts.

Partly because of her insubordination, He was dropped from China's three-woman

OPTIONS:
- Beijing team in 1988.
- CNN team in 1988.
- China team in 1988.
- Chinese team in 1988.
- Olympic team in 1988.
- Olympics team in 1988.
- Wang Xiaoli team in 1988.
- Weibo team in 1988.
- Yu team in 1988.
- Yu Yang team in 1988.
Olympic team in 1988.
Beijing (CNN) -- Åtta kvinnliga badmintonspelare diskvalificerades från OS denna vecka för att tydligen försöka kasta sina matcher för att säkra en gynnsam dragning. Det är inte första gången sportfolk har försökt förbättra sina chanser att vinna, men försöker medvetet förlora en match smart taktik eller förklädd fusk? Två av de inblandade spelarna var regerande världsmästare, Wang Xiaoli och Yu Yang, som ansågs vara guldmedaljutmanare för Kina. Kinas sporttjänstemän accepterade snabbt straffet och spelare bad om ursäkt offentligt, även om Yu senare föreslog att hon skulle sluta sporten. Strax efter badmintonkontroversen bröts var det topp-trending ämne på Weibo, Kinas mest populära micro-blogging webbplats, med över 15 miljoner inlägg. Dels på grund av hennes olydnad, blev han bortsläppt från Kinas tre-kvinna Alternativ: - Peking lag 1988. - CNN-teamet 1988. -Kinalaget 1988. - Kinesiskt lag 1988. - OS-laget 1988. - OS-laget 1988. - Wang Xiaoli-teamet 1988. - Weibo-laget 1988. - Yu-laget 1988. - Yu Yang-laget 1988.
Beijing (CNN) -- Eight female badminton players were disqualified from the Olympics this week to apparently try to throw their matches to secure a favorable draw. This is not the first time sportspeople have tried to improve their chances of winning, but are deliberately trying to lose a game smart tactics or disguised cheating? Two of the players involved were reigning world champions, Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang, who were considered gold medal contenders for China. China's sports officials quickly accepted the penalty and players apologized publicly, although Yu later suggested that she quit the sport. Shortly after the badminton controversy broke, it was the top-trending topic on Weibo, China's most popular micro-blogging website, with over 15 million posts. Partly because of her disobedience, he was dropped from China's three-woman Alternative: - Beijing law in 1988. - The CNN team in 1988. - The 1988 Chinese team. Chinese law 1988. - The 1988 Olympic team. - The 1988 Olympic team. - The Wang Xiaoli team in 1988. - The 1988 Weibo team. - The Yu team in 1988. - The Yu Yang team in 1988.
Olympiska laget 1988.
Olympic team 1988.