The ranking of the World Championships in Doha is a mystery! The US media is hotly discussing the "magic tricks" in the comment area.
At the 2024 World Championships in Doha, the Chinese swimmers shined, ranking first in the total number of gold medals indisputably, and are even expected to hit the first place in the total number of medals. However, let's not forget our old rivals, the American team. At last year's World Championships in Fukuoka, the United States ** and the Swimming Association worked hard to successfully snatch the first place in China's gold medal list. This time in Doha, however, the USA's good fortune seems to be a bit astringent, and it won't be easy to find an excuse to climb to the top of the gold medal table. Why? Because their gold medals are only one-third of the Chinese team's, and the number of medals is only two-thirds!
In the run-up to the Paris Olympics, both China and the United States have had a number of key players absent from the games. It seems that the United States will have to reconsider how to calculate the ranking this time, and it can't just exclude the swimming event and calculate it separately! Hehe, come on, Team USA and **, time waits for no one! They just say, "China can't do this, that can't work!" Looking back, I don't seem to be able to do it anymore. I've figured out that there are at least three algorithms that can keep you in first place: Bronze, Five Eyes, and Per Capita, as long as you're happy.
Actually, what's so hard about it! If the medal table is not good-looking, hide it. When the report was large, how the United States won the championship, there were already people who were more anxious than the United States to use individual rankings, ranking the United States in first place. The U.S. will even list the U.S. team's results separately and list them in a separate row at the top. It's also their "old tradition" to list the results of the U.S. team separately, and it's not that they haven't done it, but they don't even look at the gold, silver and bronze lists. As long as they can highlight the advantages of the American team, they don't care about the principle of fair play!
However, don't worry too much, if you don't have the conditions to be the first, then create the conditions to be the first. Because even if you exclude the U.S. team from the gold medal standings, the U.S. team will still find ways to prove that they are the number one in the world. For example, they can remove a high and low score and calculate the average score. In this way, the American team must be the first place! Or you can just count the number of iron medals, and then the U.S. team will be at the front.
Finally, I would like to say that the performance of the Chinese swimmers at the World Championships in Doha is well deserved, and I hope to continue to maintain their form in the next competitions and win glory for our country!