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  1. 1. If you had the power to remove one of the Olympic Sports/Discipline at Tokyo what would it be?

    • Artistic Swimming
      7
    • Rythmic Gymnastics
      1
    • Boxing
      2
    • Weightlifting
      8
    • Greco Roman Wrestling
      2
    • Trampoline
      0
    • Surfing
      3
    • Skateboarding
      13
    • Baseball/Softball
      2
    • Sport Climbing
      1
    • BMX Freestyle
      3
    • Men's U23 Football
      5
    • Fencing
      0
    • Golf
      7
    • Modern Pentathlon
      3
    • Karate
      0
    • 3*3 Basketball
      3
    • Any Other
      2


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22 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Rowing needs to cut 24 quotas for 2024...

1 hour ago, JoshMartini007 said:

 

How can they remove even more quotas in rowing without dropping events? It's pretty skeleton as is. Eights already has the least amount of entrants outside of Baseball/Softball.

I’ve been doing some mock qualification/quota allocation systems. Rowing needs to lose 24 quotas. It’s easy to lose 8 by bringing the doubles/pairs events down to 12 entries from 13. That leaves 8 quotas per gender left that need to be removed. There’s no perfect remedy for removing those quotas from the current allocation. The options (as I see them) are: lose the 7th boat in eights, lose some quotas in single sculls, or lose a boat in the quadruple/fours. I think it’s going to be a tough decision for World Rowing, and it will definitely have an impact on the future of the sport.

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3 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

I’ve been doing some mock qualification/quota allocation systems. Rowing needs to lose 24 quotas. It’s easy to lose 8 by bringing the doubles/pairs events down to 12 entries from 13. That leaves 8 quotas per gender left that need to be removed. There’s no perfect remedy for removing those quotas from the current allocation. The options (as I see them) are: lose the 7th boat in eights, lose some quotas in single sculls, or lose a boat in the quadruple/fours. I think it’s going to be a tough decision for World Rowing, and it will definitely have an impact on the future of the sport.

6 entries in an Olympic event is too low lol. I think cutting one spot from each of the continental qualifiers + worlds (4 per gender) for the single sculls could work.

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46 minutes ago, zob79 said:

It's exactly the opposite, my friend. Only you and some other former ex-British slaves play this so-called sport, while rowing is really universal since ancient times. Anyway, you're not the smartest man alive comparing a sport with a subdivision of another sport...

From my understanding (I could be misremembering) agenda 2020 allows revision of a sport on a event by event basis rather than the whole sport, as it used to be.

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1 hour ago, zob79 said:

It's exactly the opposite, my friend. Only you and some other former ex-British slaves play this so-called sport, while rowing is really universal since ancient times. Anyway, you're not the smartest man alive comparing a sport with a subdivision of another sport...

To be fair, field hockey (unlike cricket) is being played at competitive level by a number of non Anglo-Saxon/"ex-British Empire" nations, like Germany or Benelux

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14 hours ago, zob79 said:

It's exactly the opposite, my friend. Only you and some other former ex-British slaves play this so-called sport, while rowing is really universal since ancient times. Anyway, you're not the smartest man alive comparing a sport with a subdivision of another sport...

I didnt tell to remove rowing. Only coxed eights must be removed.Anyhow I don't want to argue with you because you are busy selling your house right since New Zealand defeated Romania in Men's Eights in Lucerne Regatta. 

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