South Korea is not happy with Sergio Busato the assistant coach for the Russian national Women’s volleyball team. This is because after his team won against South, he made a racist gesture towards them. According to a photo of coach Busato, he is seeing making a “slant eye” gesture after the victory. Thus, this has led to a lot of animosity and the Korean Volleyball Association to File a Complaint against the Russian Coach.
The FIVB Women’s Volleyball Intercontinental Olympic Qualification Tournament is a way for countries to qualify for the 2020 Olympics. In addition, the tournament promotes healthy competition between countries but this time around was not the case. However, FIVB unlike many other sports organization does not have a specific rule against racist or discriminatory acts.
KVA demanding a Penalty for Busato
The incident took place after the Russian women’s volleyball team won 3-2 (21-25, 20-25, 25-22, 25-16, 15-11) against South Korea. According to volleyball betting websites, this took place on Sunday after the final Group E match in Kaliningrad, Russia.
Fans of who like to bet on volleyball say this was an important match for both South Korea and Russia. The result of winning the match means Russian is now a direct qualifying bolleyball team for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. In addition, if it has not been for this incident, Russia would have gotten a lot of praise over winning. This is because they won the match after recovering from being down by two sets.
The photo was first seen on a Russian sports website with his two fingers on his eyes to slant them. According to volleyball news, KVA officials are trying to confirm whether his racist act is punishable by FIVB. Furthermore, the reason for the Korean Volleyball Association to File a Complaint is to ensure this does not happen again.
According to BookiePayPerHead.net news, the Russian Volleyball Federation, has not received any complaints against Busato.
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