The tennis would likely be the United Cup format. 1 singles mens match, 1 singles womens and the mixed, best of three.   Which if this is the case, it would be impossible to make players compete in a team event, singles and doubles in only one week (and especially coming from the grass to hard).   Due to this is very likely that tennis could go for 2 complete weeks, which if that happen we will see a lot of players not playing the olympics, which is not good. 2 weeks without playing for the points and money of the professional tour is impossible except for the top 10-20.   The only good is that in the LA dates there are no big tournaments, only 250, and the olympics could be a preparation for the US/Canada month ending in the US open so players will not have the excuse of the surface like last year.

To point out a mistake in the document. They say Artistic Swimming is back to being a women only sport. That is not true, men are still allowed to compete

LIIGA Playoffs   Semifinals Pairings (Best-of-7 Series)   Lukko Rauma (1) vs SaiPa Lappeenranta (5)   Ilves Tampere (2) vs KalPa Kuopio (3)

LIIGA Playoffs   Quarterfinals Results (Best-of-7 Series)   Lukko Rauma (1) b. Sport Vaasa (11)  4-0 (6-2; 4-1; 5-1; 3-1)   Ilves Tampere (2) b. Tappara Tampere (9)  4-0 (4-0; 2-1; 3-2; 6-1)   KalPa Kuopio (3) b. Ässät Pori (7)  4-3 (1-2 OT; 3-1; 4-1; 2-1 OT; 0-2; 0-5; 3-2)   SaiPa Lappeenranta (5) b. HIFK Helsinki (4)  4-0 (4-1; 2-1 OT; 2-0; 6-2)

Elite League Playoffs   The Finals (Best-of-7 Series)   Game #3: Storhamar Ishockey b. Stavanger Oilers  6-3 (2-3, 3-0, 1-0)   Storhamar lead series 3-0 and could clinch the tile with a win later Tonight   Game #4 is scheduled for Thursday, April 10th @ 7 p.m. local time in Stavanger

() ICE Hockey League Playoffs   The Finals (Best-of-7 Series)   Game #3: KAC Klagenfurt - Red Bull Salzburg  1-3 (0-1, 0-1, 1-1)   Red Bull Salzburg lead series 3-0 and need only one more win to clinch the title   Game #4 is scheduled for Friday, April 11th @ 7.30 p.m. local time in Salzburg

men's Junior Individual Foil   Gold:  Abdelrahman Tolfa Silver:  Aleksandr Kerik Bronze:  Pavel Puzankov &  Yahor Rabtsau   Semifinals   Tolfa b. Puzankov 15-13 Kerik b. Rabtsau 15-10   Gold Medal Match   Tolfa b. Kerik 15-5   Full Results & Rankings https://fie.org/competitions/2025/226?tab=results

women's Junior Individual Foil   Gold:  Liu Jaelyn Silver:  Matilde Molinari Bronze:  Jessica Guo Zi Jia &  Polina Volubueva   Semifinals   Liu b. Guo 15-11 Molinari b. Volubueva 15-14   Gold Medal Match   Liu b. Molinari 14-12   Full Results & Rankings https://fie.org/competitions/2025/225?tab=results

to me, every TT and Diving event is just a free gold for   it's time to cut down the number of those events...and not by only a few

until Sport Climbing became part of the Olympic schedule, the "combined event" didn't exist and it was quite an oddity to see the same people being at the top of both boulder and lead, even if boulder was basically invented as a form of (indoor) training for the lead specialists   in the last 10 years, with this "combined event" included in the Olympic program, many things have changed and of course the strongest specialists in both disciplines started to develop also the skills required by "the other one" to be competitive in the new event   actually, also the design of the boulder and lead walls has changed to allow all the top athletes to become better all-arounders than true specialists of a single event   but, despite that, there are still a very good number of those and if you're not Janja Garnbret, it's very difficult to be a medal candidate in both disciplines   most likely, with boulder and lead being now separated also at the Olympics, I hope everything will be back to basics, with boulder and lead walls being way more complicated for the non-specialists, requiring different skills (and physical characteristics) that can't easily match one with the others