BEIJING - Two-time Olympic champion Chen Zhong of China was left with no chance to obtain taekwondo medals at the Beijing Olympics, after British athlete Sarah Stevenson lost in the semi-final on Saturday.

Sarah Stevenson of Britain fights Chen Zhong (blue) of China during the women's +67kg quarterfinal taekwondo competition at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games August 23, 2008.

Chen, who was formerly¹ ruled as winner in the quarter-final against Stevenson, had her victory overruled as her the 25-year-old rival appealed against the judgement.

Review of the match footage showed that Stevenson score a headshot upon the ending, which should have been recorded as two points.

Chen previously² took the lead with just one point and was hence outscored as a result.

After a lot of fuss from spectators, Stevenson lost to Maria del Rosario Espinoza from Maxico later 4-1 in the semi-fnial, eliminating Chen's chance to become lucky loser.

According to regulations, athletes who lost to finalists could become lucky losers and vie for two Olympic bronze medals.

Born in 1982, Chen was Olympic gold medalist in heavy weight both in 2004 and 2000, when the sport was included into the Olympic agenda.