Taiwan beat  Japan 4-0 to win the Premier 12 . Monumental upset and one of the greatest moments in Taiwanese baseball history.   People are going crazy on the streets back in Taiwan. Getting a bit emotional myself to be honest. This will hopefully do wonders for the sports development in Taiwan.

the Paris' trend continues... ended up in 4th place in all 4 events    

2024 Karate World Cup ( Pamplona) Medallists Recap Women's Team Kata Gold: Japan Silver: Portugal Bronze: Spain Men's Team Kata Gold: Japan Silver: Turkiye Bronze: Spain Women's Team Kumite Gold: Japan Silver: United States Bronze: Spain Men's Team Kumite Gold: Egypt Silver: Iran Bronze: Japan Full Results Recap https://www.sportdata.org/wkf/set-online/veranstaltung_info_main.php?active_menu=calendar&vernr=890&ver_info_action=catauslist#a_eventheadend

Ukraine defeated Hungary, Italy and France and first time in the history of our fencing is in FINAL 

Taiwan wins gold. Quite the rebound after last years World Classic.

Today looks much more like Lillehammer than yesterday 

This racist rabbi called  Zvi Kogan , has been killed in Emirats 

It's still early on, but I suspect cricket and baseball/softball have an early advantage. If they have a good tournament, I think squash may have a decent chance at returning despite not being really high on Australia's priority list. American Football and Lacrosse will likely remain North American sports in the future.   Netball might make a play with a women's only event. I expect rugby nines to make a push to be added alongside sevens, but I don't think the IOC will add them.   If Australian Rules Football gets added as an Olympic Sport then they are guaranteed to be added.

Depends what time they start. If it's the usual 8pm local start it will likely be lower since over half the country lives +3 hours ahead.

Wow, long time ago.