Fabian, Who was Subjected to Malicious Comment Terrorism

French broadcaster Fabien congratulated the Korean men's sabre team for winning the team event at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

He seemed to be burdened by the fact that his home country France and Korea were facing off again in fencing after archery, and he responded to Korea's gold medal with a "near-death experience."

On the 31st of last month, when the Korean men's sabre team defeated Hungary 45-41 and won the championship.

Fabien posted a picture of himself holding the Taegeukgi (Korean national flag) on ​​his social media with the caption, "South Korea's fencing men's team sabre gold medal." 사설 토토사이트

He also left comments such as "Near-death experience, part 2" and "Protect your permanent residency."

These comments seem to be conscious of the Korean men's sabre team's 45-39 victory over the host and dominant nation, France, in the semifinals.

Fabian had previously been the target of "malicious comment terror" after the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics.

When the stadium announcer introduced "Korea" as "North Korea," some netizens went to his SNS, a French national, and left critical comments.

Fabian later stated on his YouTube channel, "Something really absurd happened during the opening ceremony.

I was watching it live on SBS, so I had no idea, and I only found out after the broadcast was over," and "I was so dumbfounded and angry."

He continued, "I'm really shocked that something like this could happen at a global sporting event like the Olympics.

I'm even angrier and more disappointed because the Olympics are being held in my country."

He responded cheerfully, saying, "This time again, I'm getting a lot of hate because the Olympics are being held in my country.

However, I'm in Paris, my country, my hometown, so I can't leave comments telling me to 'go back to my country.' That's fortunate."

The result was Korea's victory.

Fabian said, "France is also very good, but Korea barely gets a 10.

The level is too high."

He added, "France played well, but it was a match that they couldn't win.

I feel good too.

They did very well. This is 'Jijalssa (lost but fought well)'" with a smile.

He said, "If the match had been lopsided, it would have been ambiguous, but France played well, and Korea played overwhelmingly well, so as a supporter of both countries, I think it turned out to be a perfect match" He was satisfied.

Fabian, a typical 'friendly' broadcaster, continues to cheer while holding the Taegeukgi at all games.

He also revealed himself carrying a Team Korea bag, and showed his love for Korea by leaving messages of support for the players while attaching emoticons of the Taegeukgi and the French flag in that order.

Unlike the malicious comments that poured in right after the opening ceremony, Fabien's Instagram is currently flooded with responses of support for him.

Netizens left comments such as, "Just cheer for your country.

France is the powerhouse of fencing, so you can be proud", "Fabien and Robin should cheer for France.

Cheer without worrying", "Go cheer for France", "Don't worry about what others think and cheer for your own country", "Cheering for France is natural, and it's so appreciated that Korea cheers for them too".