Interpreting a Chinese phrase

I need to respond to the Chinese phrase "赛前被嘲笑，赛后被封神," which translates to "Mocked before the game, deified after the game." It's a meme often referring to players who are underestimated but then shine. The user hasn’t posed a question, so they might want examples or captions, perhaps related to sports or esports. I could provide curated examples from various sports and maybe ask for clarification. Let's keep it concise and engaging!Exploring the phrase's context

I want to present the phrase's common usage and examples. I could break it down into various components, such as typical contexts, classic cases, and expanding on similar phrases or crafting posters if needed.

For example, in football, I think of Leicester City winning the Premier League as a team initially mocked. In basketball, Curry in the 2022 Finals shows promise after doubts. In esports, OG’s TI8 victory fits perfectly. I should capture these examples clearly for the user.Crafting examples of overcoming doubt

I want to highlight some great examples where players transformed skepticism into success. For instance, Lin's “Linsanity” moment was overlooked initially, but he proved critics wrong. Su Bing-Tian's 9.83 seconds at the Tokyo Olympics is another excellent case where he went against expectations. In tennis, Raducanu went from being an unknown to a champion at the 2021 US Open. I could create a short video script too, focusing on clips of doubt and ending with impactful stats. Let’s make it engaging!