Hungarian skater publish racist comment on instagram
Olympic champion, Csaba Burján member of the Hungarian speedskater team was traveling from Japan to China. At the airport, he made an Instagram post, a picture followed with the words “F*ckin China”. After the Hungarian skater offends China, Zhang Jing the head coach of Hungarian short track skating is resigning."I can't tolerate a Hungarian skater, especially a Hungarian Olympic champion making racist comments against China. And for the record, I resigned as the Hungarian short track speed team's head coach." - said, Zhang Jing
The head coach is outraged
Csaba apologized after the incident. Fiák Blanka [CC BY-SA 4.0], via Wikimedia CommonsZhang Jing said that before he was the head coach the Hungarian team didn’t win at any international events in speedskating. While Zhang Jing submitted his resignation, The Council of the Hungarian National Skating Federation was apologizing. However, they didn’t approve the resignation of Zhang Jing. They are starting negotiations with the head coach. As online sportsbook news sites in China were reporting, Csaba Burján apologized on Instagram for his post. In his post, he is saying that he was very tired after a long trip and didn’t mean to be offensive. He also apologized personally to Zhang Jing. You can do sports bets on skating throughonline gambling sites in China.
Hungarian skater offends China thus can’t participate at the Shanghai World Cup
After the situation was escalating, Ákos Bánhidi the team manager was ordering home Csaba Burján and started a disciplinary proceeding against him. While we all looking forward to the results of the Shanghai World Cup, Csaba will not participate in it for sure. Csaba was winning a gold medal at the 2018 winter Olympics with Viktor Knoch, Shaoang Liu, and Shaolin Sándor Liu.
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