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Preliminary rounds are done in men's sabre and women's epee. The number of athletes per nations qualified for the Round of 64: Men's sabre (25 nations) 4 athletes - 3 athletes - 2 athletes - 1 athlete - Women's epee (33 nations) 4 athletes - 3 athletes - 2 athletes - 1 athlete -

But remember folks, the quality of the competition has gone down because there were no Russians allowed to compete

Cassiel Rousseau world champion!!! What a competition

Amazing result for Australia. I thought that Sereda or Tamai would be the ones to watch, but the australian guy used his chance when the chinese athletes made some mistakes. Will be interesting to see if we will see both chinese guys again in Paris next year ...

hahahah half of the world happy because someone can beat chinese.

Quotas earned at Para Archery World Championships. Men W1 Women W1 x2x2 Men Recurve x2x2x2 Women Recurve x2x2x2 Men Compound x2x2x2x2x2 Women Compound x2x2x2x2x2

12,500+ athletes entered to compete after the conclusion of the entries process. It would be a participation record and at least 1,200 more than 2018. Link: https://ocasia.org/news/4150-hangzhou-asian-games-set-for-record-number-of-athletes.html Some other highlights - “The team size of six NOC delegations, including China, Thailand, Japan, Republic of Korea, India and Hong Kong, China, surpasses 600 athletes. “Athletics is the most popular sport with 43 NOCs [out of 45] entering teams.” “Eleven sports, including Boxing, Aquatics, Shooting, Weightlifting and E-sports, have attracted more than 30 NOCs.” “Eleven sports, including Athletics, Aquatics and Fencing, have more than 300 athletes registered.”

https://www.madridathletics.es/en/category/homepage/ maybe here from 20.00h

Niels Laros with a new PB in the 800m (1:44.78) @Jinzha

They can't control the numbers as long as there is no qualification (since 1994 they are talking about having qualifiers) but this is not the final number I believe some NOCs will cut their lists short when we get closer.

One thing to be aware of - the 2026 European Athletics Championships are already in Birmingham, so if there is a UK Saviour bid, my guess is a '4 corners' proposal with the Games shared between the four home nations and possibly even the crown dependencies (road cycling in isle of man, triathlon in jersey) - the athletics, swimming and track cycling would imho be in London the swimming in Glasgow, the diving in Edinburgh, the cricket, sevens and netball in Cardiff, and the bowls, boxing and possibly shooting in Belfast. The rest of the sports would then fit around that, with perhaps one or two of the Arenas involved - possibly the Gymnastics to Liverpool as they have hosted the worlds and know the plan.... The CGF will be desperate to get to the centenary and have an Alberta, Canada games as a kind of homecoming. I think it entirely possibly they wind it up after that as a neat ending. The Brits will not, however, take the European Games seriously if the CWG falls. Their issues with the EG go deeper.

I swear the OCA said we are cutting back after 2018, but attracts 1,200 more athletes lol It also confirms will compete

400 M : Téo Andant 45,18 il améliore son record personnel Marteau : Alexandra tavernier fait son meilleur lancer de la saison 72,47 M

Silver & First medal for Mexico in Aquatics World Championships outside diving/high diving Good for our mix duet

I don't know, he kinda disappeared after last year's Worlds (where he didn't qualify to semifinals). Maybe he's not in a good moment

2 finals/quotas is exactly what I expected for (@mrv86 can attest to that ). Hopefully we can at least match the 4 qualified athletes we had in Tokyo.

Those Chinese divers will have to claim asylum now

Women's water polo team beat South Africa 21-6 in the crossover match. They'll now face the Netherlands in the quarterfinals.

I'm dissapointed, I thought it will be 4th place

Great result for Julia Caron to take out Chan Wai Ling to make it through to the main draw of the women's individual epee. Caron qualified in 73rd from the preliminary round so it's a pretty solid result for her.

They try to win thanks the jury, but they didn't. Not Chinese gold in diving

Gold for Australia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's not gonna happen, but how awesome it would be if Pinot finishes his career with a win in his last ever Tour de France mountain stage in his Vosges, where the atmosphere is going to be electric

And they want same salaries as men... Performing like this...

VAR Offside hattrick for

https://risultati.federginnastica.it/

We now have start lists for all the heats!!! You can find them here Just one more day guys!So excited

Team USA 24Total (12 Men / 12 Women) Men Epee Stephen Ewart Samuel Imrek Dylan Nollner Tristan Szapary Women Epee Anne Cebula Kat Holmes Kasia Nixon Isis Washington Men Foil Miles Chamley-Watson Nick Itkin Alexander Massialas Gerek Meinhardt Women Foil Jacqueline Dubrovich Lee Kiefer Lauren Scruggs Maia Weintraub Men Sabre Eli Dershwitz Andrew Doddo Colin Heathcock Mitchell Saron Women Sabre Maia Chamberlain Tatiana Nazlymov Magda Skarbonkiewicz Elizabeth Tartakovsky

Don't forget there were also qualifiers in the women's 1500m from the mile race at Monaco. Anyone running under 4:20.90 in the mile got the Olympic time.

Diamond League Monaco- Monaco July 21, 2023 Full Results Men's 100m Letsile Tebogo Men's 800m Wyclife Kinyamal Slimane Moula Marco Arop Bryce Hoppel Yanis Meziane Men's 5000m Hagos Gebrhiwet Berihu Aregawi Telahun Haile Bekele Mohamed Katir Jacob Krop Jacob Kiplimo Nicholas Kipkorir Thierry Ddikumwenayo Jimmy Gressier Mohammed Ahmed Men's 3000m Steeplechase Simon Kiprop Koech Abraham Kibiwot Abrham Sime George Beamish Anthony Rotich Victor Ruiz Samuel Firewu Men's 400m Hurdles Alison Dos Santos Ludvy Vaillant Wilfried Happio Men's Javelin Throw Jakub Vadlejch Women's 200m Dina Asher-Smith Julien Alfred Women's 400m Shamier Little Rhasidat Adeleke Women's 1500m Faith Kipyegon Ciara Mageean Laura Muir Jessica Hull Nikki Hiltz Elise Cranny Abbey Caldwell Women's 100 Hurdles Laeticia Bapte Women's Long Jump Ivana Vuleta

Well, better to happen in Monaco than in Budapest, but that's still shocking from Duplantis.

Teams announced for next season: https://speedskating.ca/speed-skating-canada-confirms-national-and-nextgen-short-track-teams-for-2023-24-season/ Interesting that Brunelle is on the next gen team only

Final roller artistic quotas Ladies Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia x2 USA Mexico Dominican Republic Uruguay Men Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia x2 USA Mexico Paraguay Dominican Republic.

P-T-S Meeting- Banská Bystrica, Slovakia July 20, 2023 Full Results Men's 400m Hurdles Kyron McMaster Women's 400m Ama Pipi Women's 100m Hurdles Amber Hughes Women's 400m Hurdles Ayomide Folorunso Noura Ennadi Women's Hammer Throw Anita Wlodarczyk

A joint Kuala Lumpur and Singapore bid would be a great idea.

This is the major, systemic problem to me as well. I think there needs to be more innovation within the financial model of multi-sport games. We live in the age of streaming, and yet many major events still rely on traditional broadcast deals. I’ve always wondered how events would fare with a pay-to-watch platform similar to europeangames.tv. We’ve already seen a few sports trying this model with Recast or “in-house” platforms. Of course, price point(s) need to balance money brought in versus people willing to pay (which might be difficult). Additionally, more public viewing centers could be set up in host cities for locals/visitors if stadium capacities are smaller. Charge a small fee to enter such areas, and allow local vendors to sell goods inside (along with your merchandise). Use of existing venues should be imperative as well. New venues should emphasize cost and function over frills and splendor. It might be wise to reduce some of the venue capacity requirements as well, especially if people have easy access to coverage of the event online or at public watch parties. Those are just a few suggestions. I don’t know how realistic they are, but clearly some new ideas are needed in this sector. It’d be a shame to lose a bunch of multi-sport games in the future.

but also if they develop the men's game, it's still a poor man's basketball (that already has that 3*3 shit other than the actual game...and both well established in both genders). not to mention that's played at high level only in a few Commonwealth Countries and it's basically unknown in 98% of the world. there's 0 chance Netball will ever become an Olympic sport. having said that, I'm really sorry for the bad situation of the CWGs, I've always liked them and I've always tried to follow at least some of the sports involved.