Benolympique

Congrats @Agger for the victory 
 
Thank you  @Glen,  @OlympicIRL,  @Dolby,  @thepharoah,  @Janakis,  @Werloc,  @Pabloffo,  @Enrique,  @africaboy,  @Bohemia @Benolympique,  @Griff88,  @Agger,  @rybak,  @Henry_Leon @Gianlu33 @Pablita @SteveParker,  @justony,  @Memo,  @bestmen,  @titicow @vinipereira,  @FC Mezhgorye for the points!
 
Congrats to @dezbee2008 for the fantastic running the show and my collegue @OlympicIRL for the silver in music'thlon :D

This event will be staged in New Caledonia  and will allow the winner to compete in women's tournament at Tokyo 2020. Note that not all the participants are recognized by IOC, so only the eligible ones will be able to qualify for the Olympics. Here are the pools:
 
Pool A:
 
 New Caledonia
 Samoa
Papua New Guinea
 Tahiti 
 
Pool B:
 Tonga
 Cook Islands
Fiji
New Zealand
 
Highlited in red, the nations which are eligible for the olympic quota

Here's an interview with Miroslaw Przedpelski, member of FIVB and ex-president of polish federation (unfortunately only for those who speak Polish):
 
http://www.sport.pl/siatkowka/7,64948,24066894,siatkowka-miroslaw-przedpelski-turniej-kwalifikacyjny-do-igrzysk.html
 
Few things about olympic qualifications:
- world ranking will be published January 1st 2019 and its rules will be established in November during congress in Mexico
- probably points for ranking will be count from World Cup 2015, World Championships 2018, Olympics 2016 and qualifications for last two (there are other ideas but Przedpelski says they will not pass) so it's possible that neither World League 2017 nor Nations League 2018 will count
- six intercontinental tournaments are 100% sure (nothing new but it's FIVB so it is worth mentioning, I guess)
 
Moreover he says why World Cup 2019 isn't olympic qualification anymore. The reason is that it's held in Japan and FIVB members was afraid that after the tournament there will be opinions that Japanese forgive some matches because it will be only friendly tournament for them 

No, host is guaranteed one male and one female only if it doesn't obtain any qualified athletes per gender in normal qualification pathways. So Japan now has 4 quotas in male + 1 guaranteed in female, and the male host country quota will be reallocated as an all-around quota in 2019 WC in Stuttgart.
 
For the other question, yes, 4 quotas per team

What an exciting final! 
China wins the Men's Team final with a small margin of 0.049 points to Russia. Japan takes the bronze medal. 
All three nations secure their nation a team quota in the Men's Team competition at the 2020 Olympics. 
 
Men's Team
Gold -  China 256.634 points
Silver -  Russia 256.585 points
Bronze -  Japan 253.744 points
 
 Men's Team - Tokyo 2020 Olympics Quotas
 China
 Russia
 Japan 

https://www.iwf.net/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2018/10/2018-IWF-WC_Entry-List.pdf
 
here's the entry list for Weightlifting world championship 

Wheelchair Tennis at the Asian Para Games 2018  
Jakarta (INA) - 7 October 2018 - 12 October 2018  
  The following Nation has qualified 1 Quota Place for Wheelchair Tennis at the Summer Paralympic Games 2020 - Men's Singles Japan   The following Nation has qualified 1 Quota Place for Wheelchair Tennis at the Summer Paralympic Games 2020 - Women's Singles Japan

It's a simulation, one my friend remove the 2014 WCh and add the 2018. Nothing of sure or official and 4th team aren't in, btw
 

Volleyball, new document (September 2018)
http://www.fivb.org/en/volleyball/FINAL_2018_09_23_Tokyo2020_QualificationSystem_Volleyball_eng.pdf

Shooting CAT American Championships 2018  
Guadalajara (MEX) - 3 November 2018 - 10 November 2018  
  Totallympics Results Thread

IOC approve formation of Refugee Olympic Team for Tokyo 2020

Men's Virtual Ranking Qualification
Update after 4 months (9th October 2018)
 
3 Quotas: 
2 Quotas: 
1 Quota:   

Some early results from the first day of competition:
 
BADMINTON: Men's Team Standing (SL3-SU5)
Gold: Indonesia
Silver: Malaysia
Bronze: India Thailand
 
POWERLIFTING: Women's -41kg
Gold: Cui Zhe - 100kg
Silver: Widiasih Ni Nengah - 97kg
Bronze: Noura Baddour - 91kg

FEi has published the updated qualification systems, and it looks like they are just another federation not familiar with its own rules...
 

Giving a casual look on the UWW website, I found a lot of interesting things. First of all, 2019 WCH will be held in Astana  from 14-22 September. In 2020, according to what is published on the website, these should be the dates for the Preolympic tournament:
 
March 13-15, Africa/Oceania (at El Jadida, :MAR )
March 19-22, Europe
March 27-29, Asia
April 03-05, PanAmerica
April 30 - May 03, World Preolympic

France is almost surely out now.

Team Para-dressage
Netherlands - 223.597%
Great Britain - 222.957%
Germany - 219.001%
 
all qualify a team for Tokyo Paralympics.

Goodbye to the few possibilities of classifyng the team in the European Championships….  

Cathal Daniels about to enter arena at exactly 17pm Irish time. Unbelieveable! @OlympicIRL

Rugby Sevens Qualification
 
https://www.worldrugby.org/sevens-series/news/364051

I don't know if it works outside Poland (probably not) but sport.tvp.pl/transmisje and there's a stream started at 15:50.

Germany is safe.

RIP USA
 
Actually RIP Brazil... Since now it's going to be pretty impossible for them to qualify a team. For the first time since 1992.

Individual https://live.rechenstelle.de/2018/tryon/leaderboard01.html
 
Team https://live.rechenstelle.de/2018/tryon/nationcup01.html