WHAT HAPPENED AT THE OLYMPICS

It's not enough for Chinese 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London, England athletes Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang to lose at Badminton.  Oh no, Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang were booed off the competition floor after it looked as if they were throwing the game in favor of South Korea on purpose.  While the South Koreans didn't appear to enjoy the advantage given to them by the Chinese, the Chinese Badminton Team members Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang wasn't even interested in putting up a serious fight against South Korea.  In the end Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang lost to South Korea Badminton players Jung Kyung-eun and Kim Ha-na  21-14, 21-11 before getting booed off stage.  Nobody was sure if Chinese Women's Badminton Team Members Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang made a gambling bet on the side and threw the game to score gambling dollars from a bookie.

Wang Xiaoli (R) and Yu Yang

Yu Yang, left, and Wang Xiaoli,

South Korea's Jung Kyung-eun and Kim Ha-na

 Tournament referee Torsten Berg talks to South Korea's Jung Kyung-Eun, Kim Ha-Na and to China's Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli about South Korea's accusation that they're throwing the game in their favor.  Of course, South Korea wants to win, but they would also like a challenge from China.  Not getting a reasonable challenge from China was looked upon as offensive to South Korea.

Indonesia's Greysia Polii (back) and Meiliana Jauhari

Russian Tennis Player Maria Sharapova

United States of America Beach Volleyball Player Kerri Walsh

 Misty MayTreanor and Kerri Walsh

Divers Wu Minxia and Zi He, China 

United States National Basketball Team member LeBron James and United States Women's Swimming Team member Lauren Perdue

 Lauren Perdue

The United States of America Women's Soccer Team didn't have to worry about being accused of throwing the game in the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London, England.  The United States of America Women's Soccer Team defeated France's Women's Soccer Team 4-2 and defeated North Korea's Women's Soccer Team 1-0.  United States of America Women's Soccer Team member Hope Solo was overflowing with job regarding the contribution she made in helping the Americans defeat both France and North Korea in the quest for Olympic Gold Medals.

Members of the United States of America Women's Soccer Team.

Marie-Laure Delie (3rd L), France

Abby Wambach (14), Megan Rapinoe

Abby Wambach of USA, Nataly Arias of Columbia

Abby Wambach, U.S.A., left, Choe Un Ju, North Korea, right

Abby Wambach, U.S.A., top, Kim Myong Gum, North Korea, bottom

Abby Wambach

Alex Morgan of the U.S. (3rd R), Sarah Bouhaddi, (2nd L), France

Alex Morgan, right, USA, Kim Myong Gum, left, North Korea

Alex Morgan

Camille Abily (10), France, Shannon Boxx, right, U.S.A.

Carli Lloyd (2nd R), Abby Wambach (L), Megan Rapinoe (15) and Alex Morgan (R)

Carli Lloyd (R) of the U.S.A., Abby Wambach (L) and Megan Rapinoe  (C)

Carli Lloyd of the U.S.A., (L),  Amy LePeilbet (C) and Megan Rapinoe (R)

Carli Lloyd

Carol Sanchez, left, Costa Rica, Amy LePeilbet, right, U.S.A.

Christie Rampone (R) and Rachel Buehler (L) of the U.S.A., Marie-Laure Delie, (C), France

Christie Rampone

Emma Berglund, left, Sweden, Tobin Heath, right, U.S.A.

France's Elodie Thomis (C), Shannon Boxx (7) and Christie Rampone (R)

France's Marie-Laure Delie (11)

Gaetane Thiney (17), France, Lauren Cheney (R) of the U.S.

Heather Mitts

Heather O'Reilly

 Hope Solo

Kellis Peduzine, left, Columbia, Abby Wambach, right, U.S.A.

Kelly O'Hara

Lauren Cheney

Maricruz Lemus, left, Guatemala, Sydney Leroux, right, U.S.A.

Megan Rapinoe and Carli Lloyd , U.S.A., left, Yun Hyon-hui, right, North Korea

Megan Rapinoe

Melissa Tancredi, left, Canada, Becky Sauerbrunn, right, U.S.A.

Nicole Barnhart

North Korea's Kim Su Gyong, bottom, Tobin Heath, left, as Carli Lloyd, right, U.S.A.

Sandra Sepulveda (L) of Columbia, Abby Wambach of USA

United States' Abby Wambach, second from left, Colombia's Yulieht Dominguez, left