Snowboard Beijing 2022 | Men's slopestyle extended highlights 

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Unfair judges 👎👎👎👎

What error did Max make? That said I admit Su deserved gold.

@@ianyapxw Max had a boot grab instead of grabbing the board - its not shown in this highlight video (i suspect due to the controversy (?))

its stupid that results can't be change. when you see some athletes got their medal revoked because they were suspected of taking drugs so why can't they change it if there is a judging error? i can guarantee you that if it was chinese that was overscore, people would go mental

@@michellep1555 olympic afraid of causing world war maybe hahahahaha

@@michellep1555 Because drugs is much more serious than missing a grab =/

The result was really unfair to Su, and the referee later admitted that there was a mistake. But like Su himself said, all athletes deserve medals because everyone trains hard and everyone wins.

@@hang0822 it’s not unfair, stop saying that. Watch both runs again. Parrot had a way smoother and more challenging run IN TOTAL. They are rated on just best trick. It’s slopeSTYLE.

I know I was thinking the same thing!! Everything Su did was better

his rails were lacking

@@oregano9433 Looking back on it yeah... he only hit one rail but I thought he would get points for creativity there.

aparrently it’s about grabbing your knee not spinning and grabbing the board

He missed a rail. The rail section is 50% of the score. It's not just the jumps.

SU missed the 3rd pipe on that run....

So? It’s not al about turns? He didn’t look as smooth and his landing was off.

If he had a better landing then I think he would have won

If the Canadian judge gave fair scores.

@@robopotato4391 they gave a 91 to someone who grap their knees so it's irrelevant

Why would he deserve gold if he scored lower 🧐

@@DOC_951 so he deserves a higher score because of the 1800

he's beaten by a better champ! truth!

He's beaten by dirty Canadian judges 😏😏😏

@@G8bigair The Canadian was obviously cleaner on his execution and landings.

And they have to count

judges under scruntiny by chinese communist party. Like by Peng Shuai. No margins of error!!

su missed a feature - the 3rd pipe. He was attempting to tap it but missed. Missing a feature generally docks more points than missing a grab. I guarantee he would've scored way more but for that miss. Maybe a 91.

because it's max. the thing about snowboarding, the big names get it easier.

Thanks to the hard working "handicap" Canadian judges 😜😜😜

@@xixipiisacanine5505 its totally two different things

Parrot missed a grab

It could get a little bit hilarious with some rail tricks and odd rotations though :D, but yeah! I sometimes talk just talk in full rotations or fractions as well instead of talking 36, 45 etc .

lotsof people just use 1 3 5 7 etc

1080 = 10 2160 = 21 1800 = 18 ppl do it like that for example buick double 21 or indy quint 21

No, at least he got silver medal and you got none.

Robbed?

@@robopotato4391 I wouldn't say robbed...The judges failed to see a knee grab by parrot or Su would've won gold. It's on the news.

what you fail to realise is that news outlets rarely know the rules of any given sport.. especially a niche sport such as slopstyle. UNfortunately, I agree with the judging here. Su missed the 3rd pipe - it seemed he was attempting to tap it but missed. If he had hit that 3rd feature, I will guarantee he would've scored 91 or more. Missing a feature entirely docks more points than "missing" or making an "incorrect" grab. I'm a judge at some events here in NA and sometimes fly out to japan on invitation.

@@xixipiisacanine5505 do you know who you're talking to kid?

im here to help us

Stan did an interview on slush snowboarder mag. You should read it! Its FIS and the IOC, not the judges! For me it was the last time watching this bullshit... they don't deserve snowboarding...

I think that goes for most winter olympic sports.

I do remember that a few African skiers have participated in the past. Sadly I can't remember their names, but I still have a lot of respect for these guys. Brave enough to participate and push through till the end even if it was clearly visible that he struggled quite a bit. Given the African physique and durability I do think that you could really do well in some of the acrobatic disciplines like snowboarding and freestyle skiing for example if you find some people with love for it and send them to train elsewhere in the world. I have seen videos of some black americans do very well on snowboards for example and it looked like they enjoyed the snow alot as well. Perhaps in the future we will see it happen. Alot of Africa seems to have started developing to a higher living standard nowadays so it can be very well possible with a little bit of work.

Crybaby, I can't do this sport so it's unfair. So what? Nobody can do anything unless everyone else on the whole planet can do it also?

What's your address? I can send you some snow from Canada