Athletics World Championship champion obsessed with Warcraft said has no interest in sports

Recently, the Russian media "Sports Express" to the Russian men's high jump, Ivan-Uhov did an interview. Ivan Uhov won the Doha Athletics World Championships in 2010, while Ivan said he had no interest in sports at the moment, and now his only hobby is playing World of Warcraft.　　Ivan also told reporters before the game will be a hunger strike, the highest weight loss record is 7 kg a day. Ivan Uhov was born in 1986 and won the championship of the men's high jump and the European Championship in the 2010-year track and Field Championships in 2009 and 2011. He is the first man in the Russian high jump and has maintained a record of 2.4 meters.　　In September 2008, Ivan was in the "drunken" state when he was in Lausanne, Switzerland, and was warned by the IAAF. Ivan Uhov April 5, the Russian "Sports Express" reporter was invited to visit Ivan-Uhov's home to interview him. "I have no interest in sports and I don't know the rules of football," Ivan told reporters. Ivan says his favorite is World of Warcraft. "The World of Warcraft began 5 years ago," says Ivan. Play games every night without going to bed. You don't play games until you train.　　It can be said that playing Warcraft is my hobby. "Good luck is not enough to win the championship," says Ivan, who scored last year's match. There are many uncertainties in the game. In addition, some media have reported that Ivan will be on a hunger strike a few days before the game. For this rumor. "I might have gained 20 pounds before the season, so I had to lose weight before the game," says Ivan. My personal weight loss record is up to 7 kilos a day. After all these years I have studied it carefully and I know what my ideal weight is for the high jump. In addition, Ivan revealed that the reason for the change of coach was because he failed to attend the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Because of this blow, Ivan knew he had to change, so he parted with the former coach. (Edit/Xu Mingming)