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May 28, 2020

Mariel Margaret Hamm as the best female football player in the world

If Pele is known as the football king, Mia Hamm is the queen of this sport. Hamm was born in 1972 along with the time when Article IX of the United States came into effect. This was a law prohibiting sex discrimination in education opened up opportunities to pursue sports for women.

Hamm was the youngest member of the national football team in history. Hamm’s team won the 1991 and 1999 World Cups. She and won gold at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta and Goodwill Games 1998. After helping the team win the 2004 Summer Olympic gold medal in Greece, Hamm said. goodbye to football.

After 17 years of playing for the team, Hamm is considered the best female football player in history and has won countless noble titles. For example, Hamm was awarded the FIFA World Player of the Year for the best in the world in 2001 and 2002. In 2004, Hamm and teammate Michelle Akers were elected to the list of 125 contemporary best footballers by FIFA, this list only two female players and also two American players were voted.

The success and fame of Hamm has inspired thousands of young girls to pursue sports, especially soccer.

Goodwill Games is an international sporting event founded by Ted Turner in response to the political issues related to the 1980s games. Goodwill Games was first held in Moscow-Russia in year 1986, including 182 competitions attracting more than 3,000 athletes from 79 countries.

Quickview

Name: Mariel Margaret Hamm

Born March 17, 1972 in Selma Alabama – United States

Achievements

Gold medal at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta

2 World Cup championships: 1991, 1999

Scored 149 goals at the top of the international arena from 1990 -2003

Best player in American football: 1994, 1995, 1996

Player of the women’s football federation in 2001

Retired in 2004.

May 13, 2020

The journey to affirm women’s rights of famous women in sports (Part 3)

After retiring from the football field in 2015, Abby devoted all his time to campaigning and encouraging people to fight for sports equality, namely raising the voices of the female athletes.

She once said that the injustice not only stopped at the amount of money that she and her female colleagues received, but also was a huge obstacle in finding opportunities for herself.

FLOR ISAVA-FONSECA, VENEZUELA

As one of the first women to contribute weightlifting .the 1981 International Olympic Committee, Flor Isava-Fonseca worked tirelessly to uphold the power of women in the world of sports every day. Experiencing many difficulties and sexism, this female athlete excelled in the IOC Executive Committee (International Olympic Committee) in 1990.

Sharing the first time on the committee Onions, she said that almost no one would listen to her. There were 11 of them all and none of them felt like hearing her opinion. But after all, people gradually have a more sympathetic and positive view with their female colleagues and just like that, Flor step by step “turned around” for women.

KHALIDA POPAL, AFGHANISTAN

In 2007, Khalida Popal became the face of women’s football in Afghanistan as the first captain of the national football team. For her, becoming an athlete is a way for herself to have the opportunity to speak up to protect the rights of women.

After many years living in her hometown with an unsafe social background, she decided to move with her family to Denmark and continue to devote herself to sports. She herself once said, in Afghanistan, women are always mistreated and are not considered human.

Football helps her realize that women can protect each other and everyone has the right to live and work in the most equal way. She wants to convey this meaningful message to all women at home so they can be brave and more confident in the face of difficulties in life.

April 27, 2020

The amazing achievements of female tennis player Sharapova (Part 1)

Retiring from her career at the age of 32, but with Maria Sharapova, tennis is just like a mountain peak and it’s time for her to conquer new goals.

To understand why the number one former tennis player in the world retired, we need to find out what makes her unbearable.

The pain has been a companion for Sharapova for two years, one of the iconic athletes of the 21st century. Completing the ban on competition for doping in 2016, the Russian tennis player She was unable to return to the peak of her career, the period she used to take to the Grand Slam.

Since then, Sharapova has continued to face and endure recurrent pains in her right shoulder, tensing the muscles in her arms, sometimes making it almost impossible for her to hold the racket. But not so that Sharapova faltered. On the contrary, she persevered more and called it a great tool to help her overcome the crisis of recurrence of injury and revitalizing her career.

Masha was suspended in 2016 for using meldonium, a new banned drug, which is used to treat cardiovascular patients. Sharapova explained that she used it for years because of a family history of diabetes and dizziness due to magnesium deficiency.

She confirmed that she did not know that meldonium has been added to the list of banned substances of the World Anti-Doping Agency WADA. The arbitral tribunal later stated that Sharapova should not be considered “intentional fraud”, and the banning period was reduced from two years to 15 months.

In early March 2019, Sharapova confirmed a minor shoulder surgery and announced a few weeks’ break. But pushing the limit of tolerance only made her suffer more. The return of the “Russian Doll” lasted only two seasons and ended with a defeat in the first round of the Australian Open 2020 against Donna Vekic in January.

During the flight from Australia back home in Los Angeles, Sharapova felt one thing clearly, it was time to say goodbye to his career. Kobe Bryant’s helicopter accident on January 26 made it even more obvious. They had planned to meet, but the tragic accident happened.

April 17, 2020

The journey to affirm women’s rights of famous women in sports (Part 2)

In this part, let’s continue the list of sports women that have stood up to fight for women rights!

HAJRA KHAN, PAKISTAN

This female athlete made history in the National Women’s Football Tournament in Pakistan and the Maldives Women’s Association in 2014.

Not only is a professional athlete, Hajra also aspires to be passed on the tops His passionate fire for same-sex friends at home. For her, opening a regular academy specializing in soccer is the dream and ambition that she is cherishing day by day.

Like many other female athletes, Hajra expects the media to have a more objective view of women participating in sports, as well as allowing them to shine with their passion. She also looks forward to the change in the stereotypes of people around the world about sport, where not only men but even women can become future champions.

ADRIELLE ALEXANDRE, BRAZIL

For just 12-year-old Adrielle, who was tasked with keeping the Olympic torch in Rio in 2016, the victory is not just about being an aerobics at the Olympics, but more important. is getting respect from everyone.

She is also a member of One Win Leads to Another, a program organized by the Women’s Union in collaboration with the Brazilian Olympic Committee to encourage the young generation of athletes to boldly pursue their dreams as well as the dots end violence against women, toward a better future. Although still quite young, but Adrielle is well aware of her future direction and always makes every effort for her passion.

ABBY WAMBACH, USA

Female athlete Abby Wambach has won the Olympic gold medal twice, and holds the women’s world championship at the World Football Federation (FIFA). Not only is she a top international female goalscorer, but she is also using her influence to speak up for equal rights for workers around the world.

April 2, 2020

The journey to affirm women’s rights of famous women in sports (Part 1)

It can be said that these female athletes have succeeded in changing the fate of women in the sports industry.

For a long time, female athletes are often more “inferior” than men on all fronts. Whether athletics, swimming or soccer, they are less interested in the media and properly cared for. Perhaps because they carry the “weak side” name, they are automatically ignored, though the efforts of the ladies love this sport are not inferior to anyone.

But things are different today when women begin to become a new symbol around the world. Regardless of the industry, every job has the silhouette of a woman, and most importantly, they dare to cope and achieve a lot of success.

During the 2018 Winter Olympics, held in Pyeongchang, South Korea, it was easy for us to see that the female athletes appeared and had the opportunity to compete with male athletes in sports is always associated with the strong image of men. And of course, those are the most beautiful women in this year’s Olympic season.

STELA SAVIN, MOLDOVA

Born and raised in Rome, the 5th member of the family of 7 children, Stela Savin soon dreamed of becoming a world boxing champion. In the tradition of the home country, women do not need to study hard, but most importantly find a suitable partner and soon get married and have children.

Stela is an exception when instead of following her family, she works hard to support her parents, in exchange, she always wants people to support her decision to pursue her passion. When interviewed by journalists, she boldly shared her feelings about her home country.

Accordingly, she fully respects the tradition of the place where she was born, but Stela completely disapproves of dropping out of school halfway and leisurely in family life. For her, women can do a lot of men’s work and sometimes do better than men.

March 28, 2020

Lee Da Yeong: The most beautiful volleyball girl in the world?

Perhaps the audience of international female volleyball fans will not be no stranger to mentioning the beauty of a tall girl like the model (1.79m) extremely talented and beautiful of Korea – Lee Da Yeong.

Referring to Lee Da Yeong is referring to a beauty playing with words that the press recently reported. With the height and physique of a model, but the white girl follows the volleyball career.

This may be because she was born into a sports family like her father was a track athlete, and her mother was a former Korean national volleyball player.

Above her is her sister who is also a teammate in the Korean volleyball team in recent years. Each time appearing on the field or in real life, the attractive beauty of the hot girl volleyball of Kimchi country always makes the audience ecstatic.

Not only beauty, technical ball play and good height is also a strong point of this “beautiful football player”.

Lee Da Yeong’s second pass is the soul of the Korean national team by helping this team overcome volleyball powers like Japan or Brazil at the World Cup. With modern playing style and basic personal techniques, the girl born in 1996 is fascinated with volleyball fans in Kimchi country.

It was Lavarini’s expert that said: “In Korea, only Lee Da Yeong has the factors to become the second pass to keep up with the style of modern volleyball. Lee Da Yeong has participated in ASIAD Incheon and joined the Korean team to win gold medals, this is a very proud achievement of her this volleyball beauty.” In addition, big and small titles at regional tournaments are added to Lee Da Yeong’s collection of achievements.

Suwon Engineering’s club that owns the multi-talented second pass is also benefiting greatly from the performance of Lee Da Yeong.

If not for volleyball, Lee Da Yeong is sure to be a regular face of Korean magazines or showbiz. Delicate face with smooth white skin and a model’s body will be a big name of Korean entertainment industry.

March 22, 2020

Vakifbank excelled in naming itself to the semi-finals

The first quarter-final of the CEV Women Champions League 2020 ended with the absolute victory of Vakifbank female players to place their names in the semi-finals this season.

Before the match, there were many doubts about the match will be postponed due to the COVID-19 influenza epidemic is raging throughout Europe.

However, with their determination and strict measures to prevent epidemics, the match still took place as scheduled. The day before, some of the men’s quarterfinal matches of the 2020 CEV Man Champions League were also postponed due to the peak epidemic.

Entering the match, the girls from Turkey gave the game a fast and drastic fighting style.

The excellence of the two passes of the veteran Maja Ognjenović has brought the Vakifbank team a surprise and continuous lead. Available in Brazilian hands, Gabriela Guimarães strikes behind the 3m line are constantly exploited and bring a lot of points.

On the other side of the line, Dynamo Moscow players did not have the best mental state when entering the confrontation after losing in the first leg. The pieces didn’t work and the tactical change was too slow for them to keep up.

Two hands blocking Yimina Efimova, Yulina Lyubushkina were ineffective when confronted with the superior beaters of Vakifbank, making the game quickly arranged after 3 sec matches.

The match ended with a score of 3-0 with the score of the secs too different from 25-13, 25-18, 25-15. The total score after two series of the first leg and the return is 6-0 makes Dynamo Moscow players accept to leave the game in the quarter-finals of CEV Women Champions League 2020.

With their excellence, the female players have won 4 European Championship titles (CEV Champions League) in 2011, 2013, 2017 and 2018 and 3 world championships in 2013, 2017 and 2018 has entered its semi-finals.

March 15, 2020

Attendance for famous female football players in the world

Currently, there are many famous female football players who are not only talented but also beautiful. Make sure with the characters in the following article that will surprise you with beauty.

Currently, in the world there are many famous female football players in the world, not only good but also beautiful charm. Despite their slim bodies, they are very passionate about the sport of men and bring success to their own.

Lauren Sesselmann

Lauren Sesselmann is one of the famous female football players currently playing with the Canadian football team. She is a hybrid of two Canadian-American colors, so she always attracts attention every time she appears in real life or on the field.

Moreover, Lauren Sesselmann is more attention is always the moments playing on the pitch. The ball she moves very powerful, along with extremely accurate shots helped Sesselmann always be mentioned as a solid pillar for the Canadian team. The best achievement that she achieved was the 2012 Olympic Women’s Football Bronze Medal.

With her talent, her famous beauty and beauty should be signed by many parties. However, because he wanted to focus only on his football career and passion, Lauren Sesselmann always refused.

Alex Morgan

Alex Morgan was named the most beautiful female player in American football. She owns a hot body, a balanced face, attractive brown skin and deep eyes that have attracted many fans, especially men.

Not only beautiful but Alex Morgan is also known as the youngest talented female player to participate in the World Cup. Along with that, she is having a remarkable achievement in her career that is winning a gold medal in the 2012 London Olympics.

Amanda Ilestedt

With a young face, attractive blonde hair, Amanda Ilestedt is one of the most outstanding female players of the Swedish team. With talent and sweet beauty, she is always featured in the list of beautiful football players in the world.

Along with that, Amanda ILestedt has always been the subject for the press to hunt the image from the training ground, playing to the daily life of this female player. Moreover, Amanda Ilestedt has outstanding height, so she is always called into the national team. In particular, according to bongdawep channel, she is considered very potential to participate in the “Women’s Championship League”.

Alexia Putellas

Alexia Putellas is known not only for her beautiful goals on the pitch, but also for having a beautiful beauty that was unexpected by the press and fans. In particular, in the friendly match against Prainsa Zaragoza Club, the most updated result, Alexia Putellas scored a surprising goal against the opponent and brought home the victory for Barca team.

Since this goal, Alexia Putellas has suddenly become more famous when the Spanish press and the world pay attention to her from talent to beauty. With attractive Latin eyes and balanced body shape, she has not only been famous on the pitch, but also earned many advertising contracts.

The above is a summary of the information on the list of famous female football players in the world, both talented and beautiful.

March 3, 2020

The feminist struggle of Iranian football (Part 2)

In a country headed by religious leaders like Iran, although there was no specific law banning women from coming to the yard, right after the Islamic Revolution in 1979, female audiences were not allowed to enter stadiums to watch men’s soccer or competitions.

For the past 40 years, there have been exceptions, but even when the fans were in the yard, they were forced to use a veil. The missionaries believe that women must be protected, avoid being polluted by the masculine atmosphere, or witness unfamiliar men competing with clothes not seriously.

In 2001, only 20 Muslim women got to the 2002 World Cup qualifying matches. Four years later, just over a dozen people watched the matches between Iran and Bahrain. The fans still find their way into the football field, mainly in the matches of the clubs due to the small local area, little interest. But when discovered, they suffer from insults from men as well as most of Iranian society. Because there are no specific rules, FIFA is not sufficient to issue sanctions, especially with an Asian football No. 1 like Iran.

Until last year, when the 2018 World Cup took place, FIFA “green light” allows fans to watch the World Cup in Russia can bring banners to the field to claim the rights of Iranian women. In Tehran, women are allowed to enter the stadium for the first time to watch the Portuguese-Iran match. It is only the second time in nearly 40 years that Iranian women have been allowed to watch football at Azadi Stadium in the capital Tehran, which can accommodate 120,000 people.

But on the same day, according to a CNN reporter, 30 Iranian women were arrested outside the yard despite FIFA President Gianni Infantino in Tehran. And this is the reason why FIFA resolutely action, pressing for months.

March 1, 2020

The feminist struggle of Iranian football (Part 1)

In the 2022 World Cup qualifying match between Iran and Cambodia, in addition to the 14-0 destruction of the home team, is a historical event: for the first time since 1981, Iranian women are allowed to be present on Stadium to cheer the male players.

Part 1: Historical day

According to information from the FarsNews agency, there are 150 police officers on duty to separate the sitting area between male and female soccer fans with a distance of up to 200m. A number of photos on social networking sites show a fence surrounding the area for female fans. 3,500 tickets were issued for beautiful female fans, although the 5% seat on the football pitch in Tehran doesn’t permeate it – it is a huge improvement whether it is still discriminatory or not of the feminist movement in Iranian football.

All female fans present at Tehran respectfully chanted “Blue Girl” Sahar Khodayari – a 19-year-old girl committed suicide last month, creating a climax of the struggle that FIFA cannot help but decisively with the Iranian Government.

A fan of Iran’s most famous club, Esteghlal, the young Khodayari football girl last year disguised as a teenager to try to enter the stadium and was arrested. Feeling offended and unfair, early September, Khodayari set himself on fire outside the court and died of severe burns. The girl’s death has sparked rage in society and online.

Many internet users have called for FIFA to ban Iran from participating in international football competitions, and call for boycott of Iranian football matches. FIFA Infantino president announced FIFA would act – including banning Iran from organizing World Cup qualifying matches of 2022, if Iranian football takes any action to prevent women from coming to the field.

Raha Poorbakhsh, one of the 3,500 female viewers who watched the historic match on October 10 as a football reporter, happily exclaimed: “I still can’t believe that the female fans who came into the field came true. After so many years as a sports reporter, I could only write articles based on watching TV, I could finally experience the true feeling on the stadium”.

Shortly after the match, Twitter users in Iran began calling for the hashtag #WakeupFIFA in their posts to urge the Iranian Football Federation to allow more female fans to enter the field, not just is in the match against Cambodia recently. Perhaps they know, in order to really feel comfortable going to the football field, they can’t stop fighting.