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Of course, I forgot football and tennis, although they sadly might be in some way important for the Olympics, even though from a sporting point of view they hurt more than they add (but money...).

 

Now it's even harder to know what to add to replace these :d 

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15 hours ago, LDOG said:

It's impossible (or unhealthy) to play more than 3 rugby matches in two weeks using more or less the same players. Will never happen, unfortunately.

Agreed. BUT what if...The big team sports were brought together across, say, one moth as a Team Olympic Games....

15 hours ago, OlympicIRL said:

Out:

 

  • Basketball 3x3
  • Karate
  • Skateboarding

 

In:

 

  • Darts (same format as World Cup or similar to that)
  • Bowls
  • Bowling

 

 

Would love to see squash and snooker there too but I think I would be genuinely more excited by the other 3.

Hard agree on inclusion of Darts and Cue Sports (suspect would ned to get Pool, billiards and Snooker together to make a presentation - plus it would feel more like a family of sports being included) - Darts is to Archery as table tennis is to tennis (and arguably Snooker is to golf, come to think of it). for darts, men's single, women's singles, men's pairs and women's pairs. I'd hold off on the 'team' event for a cycle or two - GBR and NED would still be far too dominant (fight between IRL, CAN, AUS, BEL and USA for the bronze would be cool though).

 

It occurred to me that such quintessential indoor sports as snooker and darts might actually be best placed at Winter Games, where a small pre-existing multi purpose hall, and relatively small number of players and officials, could create a relatively profitable event for a host. And it would VERY quickly become the pinnacle of the sport!

 

On bowls and Bowling - again, it seems perverse that the entire family of bowling sports is absent - 10 pin has more world reach, while lawn bowls has a much longer history of Games involvement, especially Commonwealth, and a very established event system - the latter also is rare in being a sport that one can continue to play as one gets older, and while we talk about the Youth of the world, sports that might encourage older people back into activity must be considered a genuine aim with an aging world population.

 

On the one's to dump, I'd hesitate at dumping 3x3, because I think small sided versions of the big team ball sports should be encouraged - better to have 24 nations repped in 3x3 than try and add an extra 4 teams to the main version, and having watched 3x3 at Youth Olympics, it does have some of the excitement and buzz of rugby sevens (a HUGE hit in Rio, which actually seems to have sparked interest in Rugby in general in Brazil). Indeed, a bigger 3x3 would justify a smaller pool of teams for the 'big event'.

 

That said, the team sports - especially basketball and football - are big ticket sellers for hosts, which ha to be factored in to why they keep their place.

 

To be honest, I can live without Karate - it's great fun to watch, but I find the scoring system impossible - the idea that a punch that connects must have some sort of artistic merit....nah - sort that out, you'd be welcome back - if Judo can have 15 events on its own, Taekwondo and Karate can have 16 events between them - so sort out the scoring and THEN come back.

 

On that note, I'd ditch Greco-Roman wrestling. Male only, somewhat obscure, and wrestling already has 24 events - chop those 8, and all the 'fighting' styles have a rather nice East v west, grappling v striking 'balance' that feels 'complete'

 

'Western' grappling = wrestling = 16

'Western' striking = boxing=15

'Eastern grappling = judo = 15

'Eastern' striking = Karate + taekwondo = 16

 

for full balance, i'd split the Judo team events into men's and women's, and add one women's weight category in Boxing.

 

Skateboarding...I dunno, I'd rather have it than surfing, personally

2 hours ago, heywoodu said:

From a Dutch point of view I'd add korfbal, but I'd very much like to see that not being added because it'd be nonsense :lol: 

 

Artistic swimming out, surfing out, skateboarding out. Not sure which to add, which would also be realistic in terms of competitiveness :d 

On that note, I'd like to see Gaelic Football and hurling reintroduced.

 

Yep, that's right, REintroduced.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaelic_football_at_the_1904_Summer_Olympics

2 hours ago, Dnl said:

out - Tennis,Boxing,Weightlifting (too many doping issues)

in- Acrobatics- teams/dues/mixed - i think it's more inclusive and you can mix genders so it's great (and i used to coached it)

Fuchivolly- or even beach footballing for me it's fun to watch

adopt  the concept of "The ninja warrior challenge" to the olympics

and maybe another martiel arts ?

Ninja Warrior can be fit in relatively easily, believe it or not - you take a step back - and its an extreme obstacle race - in other words, it fits pretty neatly in the wider family of cross country athletics.

 

One might imagine 4 cross country styles

 

'SprintX' - basically ninja Warrior, time trial format (one on course at any one time) followed by QF, SF and F

'MilitaryX' - basically an assault course, in the nature of Krypton Factor - much longer and more aerobic than NW, much more obstacle based than 'standard'

'Cross country' - What we recognise currently as World Athletics Cross country - highly aerobic

'EnduranceX' - basically Tough Mudder

I'd get rid of weightlifting. Maybe look at it again if they ever get the drugs under control (unlikely)

 

I'd get rid of skateboarding

 

I'd get rid of men's football and replace it with futsal.

 

If I'm allowed more I'd get rid of any that is down to umpire's interpretation of dance moves (synchro swimming, dressage etc) except for artistics gymnastics

 

I genuinely think futsal should be in there anyway. 

9 minutes ago, dodge said:

I'd get rid of weightlifting. Maybe look at it again if they ever get the drugs under control (unlikely)

 

I'd get rid of skateboarding

 

I'd get rid of men's football and replace it with futsal.

 

If I'm allowed more I'd get rid of any that is down to umpire's interpretation of dance moves (synchro swimming, dressage etc) except for artistics gymnastics

 

I genuinely think futsal should be in there anyway. 

I agree whole heartedly on futsal - as I've said already, for a lot of the big, cumbersome ball sports, small sided 'Games friendly' versions should be encouraged - beach volleyball, 3x3 and 7s show the way, and Futsal would do the same. The old pre T20 version of cricket invented by the Kiwis (basically six a side cricket, all-rounder friendly,  small field, everyone but wicketkeeper bowls 2 overs each, done and dusted in an hour, rewards big hitting, and having '5' wickets instead of 10 is mathematically neat) would fit very well, I dare say baseball could invent something similar if it wanted to, leaving really only hand ball and hockey (water polo is already small sided by nature I think).

 

If I want a full blown world cup experience, I'll seek one out - to some extent the Olympics should be an amazing 2 week taster menu for those sort o sports, preferably with a version the Olympics is the pinnicle of. The Commonwealth Games used to have a rule that no team sports were allowed, and while that's a bit too drastic, I think 'small sided' is the way forward.

 

Agree, with great sadness, on weightlifting - it is, in fact, a brilliant spectator sport, crazy as it sounds. The tension, the poker of picking your lift, is magic, but the sport is utterly, utterly corrupted.

 

It's interesting that bmx freestyle, skateboard, surfing and breaking have all basically got in at once. If there's an itch for 'judged' youth sports beyond gymnastics, it's been well and truly scratched - though I wonder if ignoring dancesport in a world of "dancing with the stars" is actually a mad missed opportunity. see also 'Parkour pursuit'.

45 minutes ago, mpjmcevoy said:

I agree whole heartedly on futsal - as I've said already, for a lot of the big, cumbersome ball sports, small sided 'Games friendly' versions should be encouraged - beach volleyball, 3x3 and 7s show the way, and Futsal would do the same.

The problem is they don't really showcase a sport, they're just perfect for the viewers with short attention spans, which we have a whole lot more of nowadays :p (myself often included, I must admit)

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6 hours ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

Kabaddi has very good players from Poland, Kenya, Argentina, Sierra Leone and so many I just can't count. Poland  even beat full strength Iran comfortably at the World Cup in 2016.

well not really, Iran lost that match intentionally to avoid India in the semifinal. they also won two other matches very narrowly for that purpose (to have a very low points difference)

 

Kabaddi has terrible organization, anybody knows when they will have the next world cup? they don't even have a proper website! :facepalm: and not a global sport yet. almost doesn't exist outside of Asia. and top 2-3 teams beat the rest very easily. for example I know when Iran has to play any team in the world except India, Pakistan and South Korea they don't even warm up properly as they know a win is already in the bag.

 

the sport has some potential . it's not similar to any other sport which is a good thing but still a very long way to go to even think about being an Olympic sport.

 

23 minutes ago, MHSN said:

well not really, Iran lost that match intentionally to avoid India in the semifinal. they also won two other matches very narrowly for that purpose (to have a very low points difference)

 

Kabaddi has terrible organization, anybody knows when they will have the next world cup? they don't even have a proper website! :facepalm: and not a global sport yet. almost doesn't exist outside of Asia. and top 2-3 teams beat the rest very easily. for example I know when Iran has to play any team in the world except India, Pakistan and South Korea they don't even warm up properly as they know a win is already in the bag.

 

the sport has some potential . it's not similar to any other sport which is a good thing but still a very long way to go to even think about being an Olympic sport.

 

I mean there are loopholes but in a decade it can be improved if it's in the right hands. Federation must do something to support the sport at grass root level in more nations. 

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Sweden – Emma Ribom, Frida Karlsson, Ebba Andersson, Jonna Sundling 2. Norway – Heidi Weng, Astrid Oeyre Slind, Therese Johaug, Kristin Austgulen Fosnaes 3. Germany – Pia Fink, Katharina Hennig, Helen Hoffmann, Victoria Carl 4. Finland – Johanna Matintalo, Kerttu Niskanen, Krista Paermaekoski, Jasmi Joensuu 5. Switzerland – Anja Weber, Nadja Kaelin, Marina Kaelin, Nadine Faehndrich 6. United States – Rosie Brennan, Julia Kern, Sophia Laukli, Jessie Diggins 7. Italy – Anna Comarella, Caterina Ganz, Maria Gismondi, Martina Di Centa 8. Czechia – Katerina Janatova, Anna Marie Jaklova, Barbora Havlickova, Anna Milerska   day 9   60. SPEED SKATING - W 500m   61. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Dual Moguls   62. SNOWBOARD - Mixed Team Snowboard Cross   63. ALPINE SKIING - W Giant Slalom   1. Federica Brignone ITA 2. Alice Robinson NZL 3. Paula Moltzan USA 4. Thea Louise Stjernesund NOR 5. Lara Gut-Behrami SUI 6. Sara Hector SWE 7. Lara Colturi ALB 8. Zrinka Ljutic CRO   64. SKELETON - Mixed Team   1. Mystique Ro, Austin Florian USA 1 2. Tabitha Stoecker, Matt Weston GBR 1 3. Zhao Dan, Lin Qiwei CHN 2 4. Jacqueline Pfeifer, Christopher Grotheer GER 2 T5. Valentina Margaglio, Mattia Gaspari ITA 2 T5. Susanne Kreher, Axel Jungk GER 1 7. Alessia Crippa, Amedeo Bagnis ITA 1 8. Li Yuxi, Chen Wenhao CHN 1   65. BIATHLON - M 12.5km Pursuit   1. Johannes Thingnes Boe NOR 2. Campbell Wright USA 3. Eric Perrot FRA - Sturla Holm Laegreid NOR* 4. Tommaso Giacomel ITA T5. Quentin Fillon Maillet FRA T5. Jakov Fak SLO 7. Endre Stroemsheim NOR 8. Martin Ponsiluoma SWE   *Laegreid was 5th Norwegian in Sprint event   66. BIATHLON - W 10km Pursuit   1. Franziska Preuss GER 2. Elvira Oeberg SWE 3. Justine Braisaz-Bouchet FRA 4. Lou Jeanmonnot FRA 5. Lena Haecki-Gross SUI 6. Suvi Minkkinen FIN 7. Anna Magnusson SWE 8. Michela Carrara ITA   67. SKI JUMPING - W Large Hill Individual   1. Nika Prevc SLO 2. Selina Freitag GER 3. Eirin Maria Kvandal NOR 4. Eva Pinkelnig AUT 5. Anna Odine Stroem NOR 6. Lisa Eder AUT 7. Nozomi Maruyama JPN 8. Jacqueline Seifriedsberger AUT   68. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M 4x7.5km Relay   1. Norway – Erik Valnes, Martin Loewstroem Nyenget, Harald Oestberg Amundsen, Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 2. Switzerland – Cyril Faehndrich, Jonas Baumann, Jason Rueesch, Valerio Grond 3. Sweden – Truls Gisselman, William Poromaa, Jens Burman, Edvin Anger 4. France – Remi Bourdin, Hugo Lapalus, Jules Lapierre, Mathis Desloges 5. Canada – Xavier McKeever, Antoine Cyr, Max Hollmann, Olivier Leveille 6. Italy – Giovanni Ticco, Federico Pellegrino, Davide Graz, Simone Dapra 7. United States – JC Schoonmaker, Zak Ketterson, Kevin Bolger, Ben Ogden 8. Germany – Florian Notz, Albert Kuchler, Friedrich Moch, Janosch Brugger   day 10   69. SHORT TRACK - W 1000m   70. FIGURE SKATING - Pair Skating   71. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Freeski Big Air   72. ALPINE SKIING - M Slalom   1. Loic Meillard SUI 2. Atle Lie McGrath NOR 3. Linus Strasser GER 4. Manuel Feller AUT 5. Timon Haugan NOR 6. Dave Ryding GBR 7. Steven Amiez FRA 8. Dominik Raschner AUT   73. BOBSLEIGH - W Monobob   1. Kaysha Love USA 2. Laura Nolte GER 3. Elana Meyers Taylor USA 4. Cynthia Appiah CAN 5. Lisa Buckwitz GER 6. Katrin Beierl AUT 7. Kristen Bujnowski CAN 8. Kaillie Armbruster Humphries USA   74. SKI JUMPING - M Super Team   1. Slovenia – Lovro Kos, Domen Prevc, Timi Zajc, Anze Lanisek* 2. Austria – Daniel Tschofenig, Maximilian Ortner, Stefan Kraft, Jan Hoerl 3. Norway – Johann Andre Forfang, Robin Pedersen, Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal, Marius Lindvik 4. Germany – Karl Geiger, Stephan Leyhe, Philipp Raimund, Andreas Wellinger 5. Japan – Ren Nikaido, Yukiya Sato, Naoki Nakamura, Ryoyu Kobayashi 6. Poland – Aleksander Zniszczoł, Jakub Wolny, Paweł Wąsek, Dawid Kubacki 7. Finland – Kasperi Valto, Vilho Palosaari, Niko Kytoesaho, Antti Aalto 8. United States – Kevin Bickner, Erik Belshaw, Jason Colby, Tate Frantz   *it was M Team in 2025 WCH   day 11   75. SPEED SKATING - M Team Pursuit   76. SPEED SKATING - W Team Pursuit   77. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Freeski Big Air   78. SNOWBOARD - W Snowboard Slopestyle   79. BOBSLEIGH - M Two   1. Francesco Friedrich, Alexander Schueller GER 2. Johannes Lochner, Georg Fleischhauer GER 3. Adam Ammour, Benedikt Hertel GER 4. Frank Del Duca, Charlie Volker USA 5. Michael Vogt, Andreas Haas SUI 6. Brad Hall, Taylor Lawrence GBR 7. Kim Jin-su, Kim Hyeong-geun KOR 8. Mihai Tentea, George Iordache ROU   80. BIATHLON - M 4x7.5km Relay   1. Norway - Endre Stroemsheim, Tarjei Boe, Sturla Holm Laegreid, Johannes Thingnes Boe 2. France - Emilien Claude, Fabien Claude, Eric Perrot, Quentin Fillon Maillet 3. Germany - Philipp Nawrath, Danilo Riethmueller, Johannes Kuehn, Philipp Horn 4. Sweden - Viktor Brandt, Jesper Nelin, Martin Ponsiluoma, Sebastian Samuelsson 5. Italy - Daniele Cappellari, Lukas Hofer, Elia Zeni, Tommaso Giacomel 6. Czechia - Tomas Mikyska, Vitezslav Hornig, Jonas Marecek, Michal Krcmar 7. Switzerland - Sebastian Stalder, Joscha Burkhalter, James Pascal, Niklas Hartweg 8. Ukraine - Anton Dudchenko, Vitalii Mandzyn, Taras Lesiuk, Dmytro Pidruchnyi   81. NORDIC COMBINED - M 10km Individual (Large Hill)   1. Jarl Magnus Riiber NOR 2. Joergen Graabak NOR 3. Vinzenz Geiger GER 4. Jens Luras Oftebro NOR 5. Ilkka Herola FIN 6. Julian Schmid GER 7. Johannes Lamparter AUT 8. Ryota Yamamoto JPN   day 12   82. SHORT TRACK - M 500m   83. SHORT TRACK - W 3000m Relay   84. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Aerials   85. SNOWBOARD - M Snowboard Slopestyle   86. ALPINE SKIING - W Slalom   1. Camille Rast SUI 2. Wendy Holdener SUI 3. Katharina Liensberger AUT 4. Paula Moltzan USA 5. Mikaela Shiffrin USA 6. Andreja Slokar SLO 7. Katharina Truppe AUT 8. Lena Duerr GER   87. BIATHLON - W 4x6km Relay   1. France - Lou Jeanmonnot, Oceane Michelon, Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, Julia Simon 2. Norway - Karoline Offigstad Knotten, Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold, Ragnhild Femsteinevik, Maren Kirkeeide 3. Sweden - Anna Magnusson, Ella Halvarsson, Hanna Oeberg, Elvira Oeberg 4. Austria - Lea Rothschopf, Lisa Theresa Hauser, Tamara Steiner, Anna Andexer 5. Germany - Sophia Schneider, Selina Grotian, Julia Tannheimer, Franziska Preuss 6. Slovakia - Ema Kapustova, Paulina Batovska Fialkova, Anastasiya Kuzmina, Maria Remenova 7. Italy - Hannah Auchentaller, Dorothea Wierer, Samuela Comola, Michela Carrara 8. Slovenia - Lena Repinc, Anamarija Lampic, Polona Klemencic, Ziva Klemencic   88. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - W Team Sprint Free   1. Sweden – Jonna Sundling, Maja Dahlqvist* 2. United States – Jessie Diggins, Julia Kern 3. Switzerland – Anja Weber, Nadine Faehndrich 4. Finland – Kerttu Niskanen, Jasmi Joensuu 5. Italy – Caterina Ganz, Federica Cassol 6. Germany – Katharina Hennig, Laura Gimmler 7. Norway – Lotta Udnes Weng, Kristine Stavas Skistad 8. Czechia – Katerina Janatova, Tereza Beranova   *it was W Team Sprint Classic in 2025 WCH   89. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M Team Sprint Free   1. Norway – Erik Valnes, Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo* 2. Finland – Ristomatti Hakkola, Lauri Vuorinen 3. Sweden – Oskar Svensson, Edvin Anger 4. Italy – Davide Graz, Federico Pellegrino 5. France – Jules Chappaz, Richard Jouve 6. United States – Gus Schumacher, JC Schoonmaker 7. Czechia – Jiri Tuz, Michal Novak 8. Canada – Antoine Cyr, Xavier McKeever   *it was M Team Sprint Classic in 2025 WCH   day 13   90. ICE HOCKEY - W Tournament   91. SPEED SKATING - M 1500m   92. FIGURE SKATING - W Single Skating   93. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Aerials   94. SKI MOUNTAINEERING - M Sprint   1. Oriol Cardona Coll ESP 2. Thibault Anselmet FRA 3. Jon Kistler SUI 4. Arno Lietha SUI 5. Thomas Bussard SUI 6. Inigo Martinez de Albornoz ESP 7. Maximilien Drion du Chapois BEL - Ot Ferrer Martinez ESP 8. Pablo Giner Dalmasso FRA   95. SKI MOUNTAINEERING - W Sprint   1. Marianne Fatton SUI 2. Emily Harrop FRA 3. Tatjana Paller GER 4. Ana Alonso Rodriguez ESP 5. Caroline Ulrich SUI 6. Marianna Jagercikova SVK 7. Giulia Murada ITA 8. Emma Cook-Clarke CAN   96. NORDIC COMBINED - M Team Sprint 2x7.5km   1. Germany – Johannes Rydzek, Wendelin Thannheimer, Vinzenz Geiger, Julian Schmid* 2. Austria – Fabio Obermeyr, Franz-Josef Rehrl, Martin Fritz, Johannes Lamparter 3. Norway – Simen Tiller, Joergen Graabak, Jens Luras Oftebro, Jarl Magnus Riiber 4. Finland – Otto Niittykoski, Wille Karhumaa, Eero Hirvonen, Ilkka Herola 5. Japan – Akiko Watabe, Sora Yachi, Yoshito Watabe, Ryota Yamamoto 6. Italy – Manuel Senoner, Aaron Kostner, Raffaele Buzzi, Alessandro Pittin 7. France – Marco Heinis, Edgar Vallet, Gael Blondeau, Laurent Muehlethaler 8. United States – Erik Lynch, Stephen Schumann, Niklas Malacinski, Ben Loomis   *it was M Team 4x5km in 2025 WCH   day 14   97. SPEED SKATING - W 1500m   98. SHORT TRACK - W 1500m   99. SHORT TRACK - M 5000m Relay   100. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Ski Cross   101. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Freeski Halfpipe   102. BIATHLON - M 15km Mass Start   1. Endre Stroemsheim NOR 2. Sturla Holm Laegreid NOR 3. Johannes Thingnes Boe NOR 4. Campbell Wright USA 5. Martin Ponsiluoma SWE 6. Tommaso Giacomel ITA 7. Eric Perrot FRA 8. Lukas Hofer ITA   day 15   103. SPEED SKATING - M Mass Start   104. SPEED SKATING - W Mass Start   105. FREESTYLE SKIING - Mixed Team Aerials   106. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Ski Cross   107. FREESTYLE SKIING - W Freestyle Halfpipe   108. SKI MOUNTAINEERING - Mixed Relay   1. Emily Harrop, Thibault Anselmet FRA 2. Ana Alonso Rodriguez, Oriol Cardona Coll ESP 3. Marianne Fatton, Robin Bussard SUI 4. Johanna Hiemer, Paul Verbnjak AUT 5. Alba de Silvestro, … ITA 6. Tatjana Paller, Finn Hoesch GER 7. Tove Alexandersson, Jerker Lysell SWE 8. Marianna Jagercikova, Jakub Siarnik SVK   109. CURLING - M Tournament   110. BOBSLEIGH - W Two   111. BIATHLON - W 12.5km Mass Start   1. Elvira Oeberg SWE 2. Oceane Michelon FRA 3. Maren Kirkeeide NOR 4. Jeanne Richard FRA 5. Milena Todorova BUL 6. Lou Jeanmonnot FRA 7. Franziska Preuss GER 8. Suvi Minkkinen FIN   112. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - M 50km Mass Start Classic   1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo NOR* 2. William Poromaa SWE 3. Simen Hegstad Krueger NOR 4. Martin Loewstroem Nyenget NOR 5. Harald Oestberg Amundsen NOR 6. Andrew Musgrave GBR 7. Remi Lindholm FIN 8. Gustaf Berglund SWE   *it was M 50km Mass Start Free in 2025 WCH   day 16   113. ICE HOCKEY - M Tournament   114. CURLING - W Tournament   115. BOBSLEIGH - M Four   116. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - W 50km Mass Start Classic   1. Frida Karlsson SWE* 2. Heidi Weng NOR 3. Therese Johaug NOR 4. Ebba Andersson SWE 5. Jonna Sundling SWE 6. Nora Sanness NOR 7. Krista Paermaekoski FIN 8. Nadja Kaelin SUI   *it was W 50km Mass Start Free in 2025 WCH
    • Both Tabanelli siblings won their big air events today
    • Mondo was super close in his first attempt at 6.28,but it was not to be today.next opprutunity will obviously be soon,and he's already done it in china before. 
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